Are there too many classified documents? Plus, the used car boom comes to an abrupt end, and is the filmed philanthropy of MrBeast just ‘performative altruism?’ February 2, 2023 Al Tompkins
Opinion | Trump’s latest lawsuit involves a journalism icon The former president is suing Bob Woodward over ‘The Trump Tapes,’ an audiobook featuring 8 hours of conversations from 20 interviews. February 1, 2023 Tom Jones
Opinion | Trump will be allowed back on Facebook ‘We default to letting people speak, even when what they have to say is distasteful or factually wrong,’ a Meta president wrote. January 26, 2023 Tom Jones
Can classified documents be removed from secure facilities? Sometimes. Appearing on 'Fox News Sunday,' a GOP congressman oversimplifies a claim on classified documents amid the Biden investigation. January 25, 2023 Louis Jacobson
Opinion | Donald Trump to Facebook: Accept my friend request? Facebook banned Trump after the Jan. 6 insurrection and said it would review that ban after two years. That anniversary just passed. January 19, 2023 Tom Jones
Opinion | Did the Jan. 6 committee give social media companies a pass? A stunning report from The Washington Post counters the narrative that Twitter silenced the voices of conservatives and Trump supporters. January 18, 2023 Tom Jones
The Jan. 6 Committee’s subpoena of Donald Trump: What does it mean? Roughly one of every four presidents, either during or after their presidency, have faced subpoenas from Congress or testified in court. October 17, 2022 Louis Jacobson
Experts say facts alone won’t bridge the partisan divide ‘When you have a strong group identity, you’re motivated not by accuracy, but really by signaling your belonging in the group.’ September 27, 2022 Yacob Reyes
Can Donald Trump declassify documents with just a thought? Three legal precedents say no. There’s legal precedent that counters Trump’s assertion on Fox News that he can 'declassify just by saying it's declassified.' September 26, 2022 Louis Jacobson
What is a MAGA Republican? The dispute over what it means has given the GOP an opening to accuse President Joe Biden of 'smearing' half the voters in the country. September 23, 2022 Jon Greenberg
Opinion | A new book about Trump calls out a Fox News anchor It claims Bret Baier — often touted as a straight news reporter — was ‘ready to give in’ to Trump’s pressure to rescind Fox’s election call in Arizona September 21, 2022 Tom Jones
No, Trump’s lawyers did not quit in the Mar-a-Lago case Days after this claim was made, Trump’s lawyers submitted a filing to the court on his behalf. September 19, 2022 Andy Nguyen
Opinion | Inside the media coverage of the latest Donald Trump news The Washington Post called it ‘blistering’ and ‘extraordinary.’ That about covers it. September 1, 2022 Tom Jones
‘All they had to do was ask,’ said Trump: A timeline of efforts to retrieve presidential records Trump was given far more leeway than most Americans, experts told PolitiFact, and could have avoided the search with full cooperation. August 29, 2022 Jeff Cercone
Why Trump is wrong to call Alaska’s ranked choice voting ‘rigged’ Alaskans voted in 2020 to adopt ranked choice voting, a process by which voters rank candidates in order of preference rather than choosing just one. July 26, 2022 Amy Sherman
