The split between President Donald Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene might be exposing another rift: what it means to Make America Great Again.

MAGA: Make America Great Again. MAHA: Make America Healthy Again. MASA: Make America Safe Again. This writer wants to add one more, and as the headline suggests, I want to make America think again.

Donald Trump read his situation with a clear eye and pivoted. He was hemorrhaging support among Republicans over his ...

It began as a simple stunt -- a long, provocative chat between two lightning rods of the American right. When Carlson spoke ...

In a speech in Riyadh in May, President Donald Trump denounced generations of US interventionism, saying the Middle East was only made worse by Americans who fly in “giving you lectures on how to live ...

The following is a lightly edited transcript of the October 22 episode of the Daily Blast podcast. Listen to it here. Editor’s note: After we recorded, the AP posted a piece reporting that cattle ...

In 2023, Nicki Minaj featured in a song by rapper Lil Uzi Vert in which she appeared to praise the MAGA movement - and fans ...

The idea of "common sense" has been central to American politics since the founding of the United States. Politicians still use the phrase all the time — and perhaps none more so than President Trump.

The 2024 election was, to many, an inflection point in American history. It ushered in a new administration, a new Congress, and a renewed opportunity to “make America great again.” But if America is ...

Make America Great Again has become Make America Meh. In the richest nation on earth, some priorities get the full measure, luxury renovations, foreign policy posturing, law enforcement budgets, while ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping offered these words to President Trump before their private meeting on Thursday in South Korea: PRESIDENT XI JINPING (through translator): President Trump, it is a great ...

In “Desolation Row” (1965) Bob Dylan sings, “And everybody’s shouting / ‘Which side are you on?’” The line captures what it has felt like over the past few years to be a reader of American history. In ...