With their legal troubles mounting and their religious influence waning, the Unification Church can still count on the GOP to be stalwart allies.

This Venezuela deal is just the latest example: The president has marinated his brain in an insane fantasy that he is an effective leader. It would all be funny if we didn’t have to live through it.

Trump’s America is a joke. And so is Putin’s Russia. But both countries, under their unstable leaders, are as dangerous as cornered badgers, and that isn’t funny.

Brutal news accounts this week provide more proof of what we already knew: The chaos he’s creating is making the country weaker, not stronger.

The escalating trade war with Canada will hit hard in the Midwest—right where some of the most important contests in the midterms will be decided.

As voters from both parties turn against data centers, dragging politicians of all stripes with them, Big Tech may look toward Latin America for a more pliant environment.

Tens of thousands of Afghans are stuck in legal limbo as the Trump administration makes it more difficult for them to arrive in the United States and resettle.

The administration is desperately trying to spin the hopeless war in Iran as a success, but our service members and their families are telling a different story.

Two other vital maritime waterways are snarled—due not to war, but the climate. This is the new normal.

These nonsensical steam catapults are just one of several instances of Trump trying to pretend he knows anything about ship design, and they’re making the country weaker.

The agency is snatching and grabbing travelers without any regard for their immigration status—and with no effort to be transparent about what they’re up to.

“It always works out,” the president assures us. But Iran is playing hardball because it sees what every American does: The war is jacking up prices and dragging down the entire Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections.

The president is no stranger to corrupt self-dealing. But his second term in office has been about cutting rogues from all over the world in on the action.

Under editor in chief Aluf Benn, Haaretz is the only major Israeli media outlet to show Israelis the images and tell them the stories they don’t want to see or hear.

Years of misrule and misdeeds conspired to break the island nation and serve up its endangered refugees to the despicable predations of the Trump administration.

Markwayne Mullin just said the unsayable: that immigration can sometimes help the economy and the country. Now MAGA wants his head.

The Trump clan finds a new place to ruin.

Le Monde relates the adventures of Bernard Arnault, ninth-richest human on the planet.

In his explosive interview with The Economist, the SpaceX billionaire inadvertently revealed something darker about his true vision for the future—and about his affinities with global fascism.

The president is getting frustrated that U.S. military strikes are accomplishing nothing—and he’s starting to lash out.