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July 6 editorial cartoonsCartoons Sunday’s political cartoons include paying for school lunch by enlisting, and the banality of evil
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5 biting editorial cartoons about 'Alligator Alcatraz'Cartoons Artists take on dangerous green things, historical precedent, and more
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A journey into the deep past on beautiful ArranThe Week Recommends New Unesco Global Geopark played a 'key role' in the birth of modern geological science
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The last words and final moments of 40 presidentsThe Explainer Some are eloquent quotes worthy of the holders of the highest office in the nation, and others... aren't
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A running list of all the celebrities Trump has pardonedIN DEPTH Reality stars, rappers and disgraced politicians have received some of the high-profile pardons doled out by the president
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A running list of Trump's second-term national security controversiesIn Depth Several scandals surrounding national security have rocked the Trump administration
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White House pushes for oversight of Columbia UniversitySpeed Read The Trump administration is considering placing the school under a consent decree
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Jewish communities are wary of Trump's push to punish antisemitismIN THE SPOTLIGHT While the White House expands its effort to criminalize actions it deems harmful to Jewish Americans, not everyone in those communities are on board with the president's purported assistance.
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Is Elon Musk's DOGE job coming to an end?TODAY'S BIG QUESTION Plummeting popularity, a stinging electoral defeat and Tesla's shrinking market share could be pulling the tech billionaire out of Trump's presidential orbit
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WHCA rejects White House press seating grabSpeed Read The White House Correspondents' Association objected to the Trump administration's bid to control where journalists sit during press briefings
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Law firms: Caving to White House pressureFeature Trump targets major law firms tied to his past investigations
