Trump frequently complains that the media is being unfair to him because news outlets focus on things like his terrible decisions, self-enrichment, endless lying, and the insane stuff he does on a daily basis. We’re just not going to do that anymore. whowhatwhy.org/politics/us-p…

Donald Trump has bailed out his pal Vladimir Putin once again and protected him from new sanctions that were supposed to go into effect on Sunday. From @KlausMarre whowhatwhy.org/international…

Former Fox News morning show host Pete Hegseth literally wears his religion on his sleeve/biceps. However, as his thirst for a public execution shows, he is a “Christian” in name only. From @criticalcartoon whowhatwhy.org/cartoon/an-id…

The Gray Lady revealed on Monday that Elon Musk has already given close to $400 million this cycle to keep the GOP in control of Congress. But the paper failed to tell its readers the real story... which you can read below. From @KlausMarre whowhatwhy.org/politics/gove…

It’s the 50th anniversary of Gregg v. Georgia, so perhaps it is fitting that we celebrate by giving full livestreamed expression to the barbarity that has long lurked in that “reasonable” decision. whowhatwhy.org/justice/from-…

The Constitution only works if those who violate it are held to account. And the refusal of the Republican-led Congress to do so shows that it is time for a change in Washington. From @KlausMarre whowhatwhy.org/politics/gove…

Fast food didn’t just change how America ate. It was the testing ground for today’s economy: weakened unions, low-wage labor, and concentrated corporate power. Eric Schlosser, author of Fast Food Nation, joins us this week. whowhatwhy.org/podcast/how-f…

Donald Trump has defined a new type of enemy of the state: people who don't go along with his preferred terminology for describing AI. Time to fire up those CIA black site prisons again. From @KlausMarre whowhatwhy.org/science/techn…

AI is such a widely used and well-established term that changing it based on the whim of an old megalomaniac is akin to proclaiming that “vegetables” should henceforth only be known as “greenfood” or that a “ballroom” is a “military complex.” It's absurd. whowhatwhy.org/politics/us-p…

Donald Trump appears fully committed to bribing his way to a GOP victory next month. whowhatwhy.org/politics/us-p…

Donald Trump has shown that he is willing to go to great lengths to win (or overturn) elections. Therefore, we would not be shocked if he tried to engineer an October surprise — from fudging economic data to manufacturing some sort of crisis. whowhatwhy.org/politics/elec…

After years of unrelenting pressure, there’s now a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel. Bit by bit, the US populace is fitfully and selectively awakening to the problems it caused, or tolerated, in welcoming Trump. From @RealRussBaker whowhatwhy.org/politics/us-p…

Sure, among US presidents, Trump stands alone as the least competent and most corrupt. But what about other world leaders? We take a trip through history to see how he stacks up. From @KlausMarre whowhatwhy.org/opinion/findi…

As the 2026 election season shifts into high gear, so do the lies. whowhatwhy.org/cartoon/repub…

Trump Puts the Con in Convention from @criticalcartoon whowhatwhy.org/cartoon/trump…

As a candidate, Donald Trump had his finger on the pulse of populist issues. As president, he bucks public opinion in favor of doing the bidding of deep-pocketed tech bros. whowhatwhy.org/politics/us-p…

There is a long tradition in Western countries to pledge allegiance to individual leaders. Germany did it for a while, and so did Italy. That’s all well and good, but we don’t think any of this is going far enough… #pledgeoftrumplegiance by @KlausMarre whowhatwhy.org/opinion/we-ar…

The US intelligence community delivered George W. Bush a briefing titled “Bin Ladin Determined to Strike in US.” That was 36 days before the 9/11 attack. whowhatwhy.org/cartoon/netan…