No Kings demonstrators this weekend were reminiscent of anti-draft and anti-war protestors of the Sixties and Seventies, writes Dan Rodricks.

Congressional Democrats are investigating whether Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano knew — and should have disclosed — that his company stood to benefit from a huge contract overseeing a…

Take a break from the Trump-No-Matter-What Tribe and reflect on stuff without FOX telling you what to think.

A Proustian memory is the sudden, involuntary recall of a forgotten moment or experience, triggered by an aroma, taste or touch. It was a madeleine dipped in tea that sent Marcel Proust back in time. My latest Proustian memory — I’ve had many — occurred during a search for a recipe for French cassoulet. I opened a Julia Child cookbook and a letter from my mother fell out.

My new play, “No Mean City: Baltimore 1966,” will open in March for a run of performances — including, we hope, a *weekday matinee for students — in the Meyerhoff Theater of the Baltimore Museum of Art.  A historic drama, “No Mean City” tells stories about Baltimore that have long been overshadowed by the biggest thing that happened in 1966: The Orioles beat the Dodgers four straight to win the World Series.

Those are the words of a masked Border Patrol officer to a woman protesting and taping the arrest of immigrants

The MAGA Republican response to the second No Kings protest has been a combination of laughably extreme invective and childish hissy fit. Republican after Republican issued over-the-top criticism of the organized demonstrations against the Trump regime, calling them Soros-sponsored antifa gatherings. House Speaker Mike Johnson called them “hate America” rallies. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, the mean teen who appears to be perpetually auditioning for the remake of “Cruel Intentions,” said: “The Democrat Party’s main constituency are made up of Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens and violent criminals.”

With $20 billion, maybe $40 billion, Trump tries to prop up his South American Mini-Him facing a big election October 26.

No matter where you live, you can find fellow Americans who will be protesting Trump's efforts to kill our democracy on Saturday Oct. 18. Try this link to see a list of protest points near you. In Baltimore, No Kings 2 will take place along the route of the Baltimore Running Festival. You can catch a bus to the protest in Washington.

Thousands of private messages reveal young GOP leaders joking about gas chambers, slavery and rape.

I did not want to let October pass without telling you about this again. It's the big deck in Green Ridge State Forest, between the communities of Bellegrove and Flintstone. Interstate 68 takes you right there. Attached to one of the highway exit signs -- for exit 64, to be exact -- you'll find one of those blue "scenic overlook" signs.

Republicans lie so frequently they cannot be trusted.