A Devastating New Exposé of Johnson & Johnson Indicts an Entire System

An investigative history of the scandal-plagued company shines a light on a health care industry riddled with corruption and criminality.

By Alexander Zaitchik

Angry Trump Kills "Woke" Program—and Accidentally Screws MAGA Voters

It’s called the Digital Equity Act. That word—"equity"—caught the White House’s attention. So now Trump is moving to nix funding—but it could cut off millions destined for red America.

By Greg Sargent

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Public-Sector Workers Are Heroes, and Democrats Should Say So

A new memo shows how Trump is gunning to weaken Elizabeth Warren’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. It’s time to fight, Democrats.

By Michael Tomasky

Even Trump’s Biggest Fan Is Outraged by Private Jet Corruption

Laura Loomer went on a lengthy tirade complaining about why Trump accepted the massive gift.

By Malcolm Ferguson

Don’t Expect Much Trade-War Pushback From Corporate America

With firms facing economic uncertainty and caught in the political crossfire, customers who want transparency about the cost of goods have never had it so hard.

By Casey Quinlan

Wednesday: Resisting the Authoritarian Takeover

On May 14, TNR’s editor, Michael Tomasky, and staff writers Matt Ford, Timothy Noah, Tori Otten, and Greg Sargent will host the next in our series America in Crisis, live and livestreamed from the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington, D.C.

With Trump’s antidemocratic rampage underway, this event will bring together influential political figures and commentators to explore what we can do to fight back. Guests will include Senator Amy Klobuchar; Everett Kelley, national president of the American Federation of Government Employees; Leah Greenberg, co-founder and co–executive director of the Indivisible Project; Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi; Skye Perryman, president and CEO of Democracy Forward; Representative Veronica Escobar, and many more.

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The Democrats Have an Age-Old Problem

The party is stewing with tension between young blood and their decorated elders. But the real fault line may have more to do with vigor than with age.

By Jason Linkins

New York City Is About to Make a Huge Mistake

Andrew Cuomo, who leads in the mayoral polls, has a Trumpian belief in his own spurious talents and triumphs. His election would likewise be a disaster for everyone subject to his rule.

By Alex Shephard