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Mar. 3, 2017
Will a Former Exxon CEO Save the Paris Climate Deal?
Bannon is pushing for Trump to pull out of the agreement. But Rex Tillerson and Ivanka oppose needlessly undermining America’s standing in the world.
By
Eric Levitz
Mar. 1, 2017
Days After Trashing Anonymous Sources, President Trump Becomes One
Last week, Trump suggested it should be illegal for journalists to quote anonymous sources. Then, he gave anonymous quotes to CNN.
By
Eric Levitz
Mar. 1, 2017
Trump Basks in the Approval of the ‘Enemy of the American People’
The media found much to admire (or, at least, relatively little to loathe) in Trump’s big speech. And the president is elated.
By
Eric Levitz
Feb. 27, 2017
George W. Bush Not Thrilled by Behavior of Monster He Helped Create
The former president speaks out against Trump’s attempts to curtail press freedom and Muslim immigration.
By
Eric Levitz
Feb. 24, 2017
Trump Praises First Amendment, Calls for Media Suppression and Fewer Protests
The president told CPAC the media “shouldn’t be allowed” to cite anonymous sources, and suggested people shouldn’t protest after an election.
By
Eric Levitz
select all
Feb. 23, 2017
Future’s ‘Mask Off’ Is the Biggest Moment for Flutes Since ‘My Heart Will Go On’
It’s time to bust out your flute.
By
Madison Malone Kircher
Feb. 17, 2017
Senate Confirms Leading Opponent of Environmental Regulation As Head of the EPA
Scott Pruitt will spearhead the Trump administration’s efforts to increase water pollution and accelerate man-made climate change.
By
Eric Levitz
media
Feb. 17, 2017
Jared Kushner Complains About CNN’s Trump Coverage to Time Warner Executive
Ana Navarro doesn’t seem upset about getting “under President Daddy-in-Law’s skin.”
By
Margaret Hartmann
Feb. 16, 2017
Trump Ends the Presidential Press Conference As We Know It
In a remarkable 80-minute presser, Trump did not try to reach people with a message via the media; the message itself was to mistrust the media.
By
Ed Kilgore
media
Feb. 15, 2017
Omarosa Produces Secret Recording of White House Dispute With Journalist
“This is freaking Nixonian,” said April Ryan, who didn’t know she was being recorded.
By
Margaret Hartmann
media
Feb. 14, 2017
Journalist Claims Omarosa Threatened Her, Said White House Has ‘Dossier’ on Her
April Ryan says her former friend got in her face just a few steps from the Oval Office.
By
Margaret Hartmann
early and often
Feb. 7, 2017
White House Shifts Focus From Trump’s False Media Attack to Terror Threat
A list of 78 ostensibly underreported incidents – including the attacks in Orlando and San Bernardino – kept everyone talking about national security.
By
Margaret Hartmann
encounter
Feb. 5, 2017
Heading to the Airport With the New York
Times’
ISIS Expert
Rukmini Callimachi discusses the travel ban, her refugee past, and extremists’ reactions to Trump.
By
Andrew Rice
Jan. 25, 2017
Trump Will Force EPA to Clear Studies With His Appointees Before Publishing Them
The White House has demanded that its appointees review any studies produced by the EPA before the public gets a look at the data.
By
Eric Levitz
Jan. 25, 2017
Trump White House Tells EPA to Pull Climate-Change Webpage: Report
Employees say they’re scrambling to save the data.
By
Margaret Hartmann
Jan. 24, 2017
Trump’s Aides Leak Embarrassing Story About How He Can’t Handle Embarrassment
Three days in, and the president is consumed by rage, while his staffers are consumed by infighting. And reporters are hearing all about it.
By
Eric Levitz
Jan. 23, 2017
Team Trump Is Launching a Frontal Assault on the EPA
The new administration is wasting no time in bringing down the hammer, with plans to gut key aspects of the agency’s work.
By
Ed Kilgore
Jan. 21, 2017
For One Day of Protest, Every City Belonged to Its Pedestrians
Cities are places for openness — and carlessness.
By
Justin Davidson
Jan. 21, 2017
Trump: Media Will Pay ‘Big Price’ for Reporting That Inauguration Crowd Was Tiny
In a speech at CIA headquarters, the president called journalists the “most dishonest human beings on earth” — and his audience cheered.
By
Eric Levitz
Jan. 20, 2017
The White House Website Removes Mentions of Climate Change
The America First Energy Plan does not include references to global warming.
By
Adam K. Raymond
Jan. 19, 2017
New York
Draws 10 National Magazine Award Nominations
Including in the categories of General Excellence and Magazine of Year.
By
Daily Intelligencer
rumors
Jan. 19, 2017
The
Times
May Have Launched a False Rumor About Rick Perry
It’s hard to square its most inflammatory claim with a statement Perry made after he was tapped to be head of the Department of Energy.
By
Jesse Singal
select all
Jan. 11, 2017
Facebook Announces New Initiative to Save Media, Again
It’s more training programs and publishing tools.
By
Brian Feldman
Jan. 9, 2017
Trump Adviser Condemns Meryl Streep’s Divisive Rhetoric
Streep is “inciting people’s worst instincts,” Kellyanne Conway said, after the actress disparaged Trump’s impression of a disabled person.
By
Eric Levitz
media
Jan. 9, 2017
Keepin’ It 1600
Crew Launches New Podcast, ‘Crooked Media’ Company
Pod Save America
will focus more on activism.
By
Margaret Hartmann
select all
Jan. 6, 2017
Facebook Hires Campbell Brown As Head of News Partnerships
She’ll be working on making news orgs hate Facebook less.
By
Brian Feldman
Dec. 27, 2016
California Wants to Go Its Own Way on Climate Policy. Will the GOP Let It?
In theory, Republicans love to give states more independence. But will they be able to say no to business lobbies whining to D.C. for relief?
By
Ed Kilgore
Dec. 21, 2016
A Toxic Smog Is Bringing Life to a Halt in China Right Now
Planes are being grounded and face masks are mandatory outside.
By
Jen Kirby
Dec. 20, 2016
Obama Will Reportedly Ban Offshore Drilling in Federal Waters
The president will take advantage of a rarely used provision in a 1953 law to make parts of the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans off limits.
By
Adam K. Raymond
Dec. 15, 2016
Warmer Relations With Russia May Mean a Warmer Planet
The U.S. imposed sanctions on Russia to punish its incursions into Ukraine. But those sanctions have also helped keep Arctic oil in the ground.
By
Eric Levitz
Dec. 15, 2016
Trump Was Elected to Drill, Baby, Drill
There’s a reason Trump’s administration is filling up with people who love fossil fuels: that’s a big part of the 45th president’s base of support.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
Dec. 15, 2016
Trump Team Distances Itself From Controversial Climate-Change Email
The transition team had asked for a list of names of scientists at the Department of Energy who attended meetings on global warming.
By
Charley Lanyon
Dec. 13, 2016
DOE Refuses to Hand Trump a List of All Who Worked on Obama’s Climate Agenda
Trump’s team asked for a list of all Department of Energy employees who worked on climate-change research. But the department isn’t naming names.
By
Eric Levitz
Dec. 8, 2016
This Has Been the Hottest Autumn Ever
This fall has set a new temperature record — 57.6 degrees — in the U.S.
By
Adam K. Raymond
Dec. 8, 2016
D.C.’s Liberal Civil Servants Are Horrified at the Prospect of Life Under Trump
They are wrestling with the question of whether to quit as an act of conscience, or stay and fight for their values.
By
Marin Cogan
Dec. 7, 2016
Report: Donald Trump Names Scott Pruitt As Head of the EPA
Pruitt has sued the EPA over various regulations of air and water pollution. Now, he’ll have the chance to change those policies directly.
By
Eric Levitz
Dec. 7, 2016
The Pope Compares Media’s Love of Scandal to a Feces Fetish
The pontiff wants reporters to avoid “the sickness of coprophilia.”
By
Adam K. Raymond
Dec. 5, 2016
Donald Trump and Al Gore Had a Climate-Change Chat Today
You know, that issue he called a Chinese hoax.
By
Adam K. Raymond
Dec. 1, 2016
Ivanka Trump Plans to ‘Speak Out’ on Climate Change
Now that she’s helped make a climate denier the most powerful man in the world, Ivanka hopes to make environmentalism a part of her brand.
By
Eric Levitz
select all
Nov. 23, 2016
Donald Trump Needs the Media, Just Not the Media You Think
Twitter is near useless if there aren’t forces to amplify it.
By
Brian Feldman
the national interest
Nov. 23, 2016
A Portrait of a Man Who Knows Nothing About Climate Change
The good news is Trump has an open mind. The bad news is it’s also very tiny.
By
Jonathan Chait
select all
Nov. 18, 2016
Donald Trump Isn’t Just Benefitting From ‘Fake News’ Websites — He Is One
The problem of “fake news” isn’t bad actors or profit margins — it’s baked into the platforms themselves.
By
Max Read
Nov. 16, 2016
The Trump Administration Already Has a Terrible Relationship With the Press
As the president-elect struggles to staff his White House, he lashes out at some media organizations, while shutting out others.
By
Eric Levitz
trump transition
Nov. 12, 2016
Corey Lewandowski Leaving CNN, May Join Trump White House
Of course he is.
By
Chas Danner
select all
Nov. 11, 2016
Does Mark Zuckerberg Use Facebook?
The titans of social media are having some trouble grappling with the world-changing effects of their creations.
By
Max Read
cable news news
Nov. 11, 2016
Megyn Kelly Doesn’t Think She Was Poisoned, or That Fox Leaked to Trump
She refuted some disturbing questions that arose from the New York
Times
review of her forthcoming memoir.
By
Margaret Hartmann
early and often
Nov. 6, 2016
Clinton Aide Claims Foundation Donor Kept Stories Out of the
National Enquirer
The revelation comes from a memo leaked by WikiLeaks.
By
Charley Lanyon
early and often
Nov. 5, 2016
National Enquirer
Paid to Suppress Story of Trump Cheating on Melania: Report
Playboy
model Karen McDougal allegedly sold her story for $150,000, but the tabloid never ran it.
By
Margaret Hartmann
the national interest
Nov. 3, 2016
By the Way, a Trump Presidency Would Also Cook the Planet
A possibly significant footnote to the election you may have missed.
By
Jonathan Chait
cityscape
Nov. 3, 2016
To Honor Jane Jacobs’s Vision, We Need More Planning, Not Less
A pair of new books reminds us to look at her streetscape with clear eyes.
By
Justin Davidson
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