Jackie Calmes

Presidents who could speak truth to power are so constrained by their devotion to norms that they won't confront a president who's shattering the norms of this democracy daily.

We're stuck with a president who daily models behavior that we don't accept in our schools and workplaces.

Republicans are quaking ahead of the midterms as Trump says or does something each day to keep alive the disgust so many Americans share for him.

As Republicans object to this lawless administration, they should keep their focus on holding the boss accountable.

He has already devastated the credibility of American law enforcement and the military, not to mention our nation's standing around the world.

The Declaration of Independence faulted the king for sending 'swarms of Officers to harrass our people' and protecting the agents 'from punishment for any Murders which they should commit.' Sound f...

The president who promised domestic solutions has instead inserted the U.S. into many other nations' conflicts, most recently Venezuela's. Why?

To an extent that's shocked even critics long convinced of his sociopathic narcissism, the president has fashioned a government that's of Trump, by Trump and for Trump.

There is no 'war on Christmas,' so our season's greetings are not political statements. Unless you want them to be.

Damning candor from Trump's chief of staff, along with the president's own embarrassing rant against Rob Reiner, show the crumbling of this administration.

Trump announced that he would 'be involved' in deciding which company is allowed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. The Supreme Court signaled an end to regulatory agencies' independence.

People who know and enforce the law would have been inconvenient during the president's undeclared war in the Pacific and the Caribbean.

On immigration alone, more than 100 federal judges — including many Trump appointees — have ruled that the administration's actions violated civil rights or were otherwise illegal.