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Feb 7, 2026
The president doesn’t use numbers and statistics like an adult; he uses numbers and statistics that he thinks sound good and make him feel better.
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Feb 4, 2026
It’s as if the president sees himself as the executive producer of an elaborate spectacle.
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Feb 2, 2026
There’s reason for skepticism about the choice — and that’s before one assesses the nominee’s background and vision.
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Jan 30, 2026
Either these guys don’t know what “great” and “strong” mean, or the administration is lying about the weakest job market since the Great Recession.
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Jan 21, 2026
On the anniversary of the president’s second inaugural, the White House picked an unfortunate time to boast about stock market growth.
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Jan 16, 2026
It’d be great if the president’s claims about the domestic manufacturing sector were true. They’re not.
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Jan 15, 2026
On Tuesday morning, the Trump administration acknowledged a spike in grocery prices. On Tuesday afternoon, Trump played make-believe anyway.
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Jan 13, 2026
Confronted with dreadful news, the Republican did what he tends to do on economic matters: He played make-believe.
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Jan 10, 2026
If this is “the greatest economy in the history of our country,” as Donald Trump recently insisted, why has job growth slowed to a 16-year low?
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Jan 1, 2026
“We’re going to probably bring a lawsuit against him,” the president said, referring to an unlikely civil suit against the Federal Reserve chairman.
Feb 7, 2026The president doesn’t use numbers and statistics like an adult; he uses numbers and statistics that he thinks sound good and make him feel better.
Feb 4, 2026It’s as if the president sees himself as the executive producer of an elaborate spectacle.
Feb 2, 2026There’s reason for skepticism about the choice — and that’s before one assesses the nominee’s background and vision.
Jan 30, 2026Either these guys don’t know what “great” and “strong” mean, or the administration is lying about the weakest job market since the Great Recession.
Jan 21, 2026On the anniversary of the president’s second inaugural, the White House picked an unfortunate time to boast about stock market growth.
Jan 16, 2026It’d be great if the president’s claims about the domestic manufacturing sector were true. They’re not.
Jan 15, 2026On Tuesday morning, the Trump administration acknowledged a spike in grocery prices. On Tuesday afternoon, Trump played make-believe anyway.
Jan 13, 2026Confronted with dreadful news, the Republican did what he tends to do on economic matters: He played make-believe.
Jan 10, 2026If this is “the greatest economy in the history of our country,” as Donald Trump recently insisted, why has job growth slowed to a 16-year low?
Jan 1, 2026“We’re going to probably bring a lawsuit against him,” the president said, referring to an unlikely civil suit against the Federal Reserve chairman.