When everything’s a hate group, dialogue becomes impossible.

Since the inauguration congressional Republicans have acted like they have an equal seat at the table. They don’t have that, and they don’t deserve it. And Trump should stop pretending they do.

Trump doesn’t like McConnell and Ryan, and never did. He likes Chuck Schumer, and knows Chuck always makes money for his partners.

The key question with an emergency spending bill is whether it will immediately help the people and homes and businesses and infrastructure in the affected areas.

ESPN is a laughingstock, and their defenders have been totally undermined by a move so stupid that it will be an item of ridicule for months to come.

Gawker was a site built to destroy lives. Its mission was to discover the worst moment in a person’s life, and then publicizing it for profit.

Charlottesville shows that neither the extreme left nor the extreme right is representative of any significant constituency in American politics.

Google’s diversity rules mean they couldn’t hire The Pope. Do they think it’s a problem? Should we?

Even as they inhabit an era providing utopian degrees of choices, millennials have become too fearful to actually make those choices and seize the future liberty allows.

The so-called “skinny repeal” amendment to the Senate health care reform bill died a lonely death last night.

McConnell squelched any possibility of pre-gaming consensus on the Senate side. It was a bet on his own ability as leader, and he lost.

In a White House with so many factions at odds on key points: who’s burning who, and why?

It seems reasonable to expect that at some point soon a real vacuum will emerge at the center of American politics where there wasn’t one before.

Zuckerberg would enter such a contest with the greatest knowledge of the electorate and analytics of any candidate.

There’s no reason to beat around the bush here: what the FBI is claiming is mind-boggling when they claim the shooter had no target in mind.

Boycotting, especially of major corporations and their advertising, is the new hotness when it comes to protests. And it’s actually working.

We shouldn’t make the mistake of thinking that the current escalations in political rhetoric and acts of violence are divorced from these broader globalist trends.

A network that once strove to be centrist is now openly antagonistic. It will run with the thinnest of scoops for hours to make their case against President Trump.

We will miss T.J. Miller ‘s character, Erlich Bachman, when he leaves HBO’s ‘Silicon Valley.’

What does a Trump pivot look like? It looks like running against Washington and refusing to even pretend to be a traditional Republican.