MS NOW Daily Columnists

In an interview with POLITICO, the president criticized violence against protesters abroad but didn’t clarify if the U.S. plans to intervene.

The Trump administration is engaged in a comprehensive war, and its enemy is half of America.

A year into his second term, the president’s foreign entanglements and trade wars have eclipsed the domestic agenda he campaigned on.

Flooding the public sphere with real footage, captured by real people, in real time, can help combat the lies our government amplifies to justify state violence.

After military threats failed to gain traction, the president is turning to economic pressure on NATO allies.

A federal judge found an “ongoing persistent pattern of … chilling conduct” during immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota.

The DOJ’s probe of Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey marks a new front in President Trump’s efforts to punish officials who have resisted his agenda.

The “let them eat broccoli” approach reflects Cabinet officials’ wealth — and disconnect from the economic struggles of ordinary Americans. 

The agency is shunning norms of law enforcement and becoming a militarized wing of Trump’s political agenda — and it’s going to get worse.

With Trump threatening tariffs and speculation mounting about Silicon Valley’s interest in Greenland’s resources, allies are urgently seeking alternatives that would satisfy his deal-making impulses without upending NATO.