The Bulwark Daily

Catherine Rampell and Robert Garcia: China Is Starting to Eclipse the U.S.

Tom Nichols: There’s Something Wrong with the President

James Comey: We Can't Trust the DOJ

Bill Kristol: What a Bunch of Jackasses

Adam Serwer: Now, This Is Rigged

Isaac Saul: The Mind-Blowing Self-Dealing in the Oval Office

The Trump administration’s second term is marked by unprecedented levels of corruption, where personal business interests and government policy are inextricably linked. Isaac Saul, founder of Tangle News, details how the Trump family leverages their political position to secure lucrative government contracts and foreig...

Arash Azizi and Jodi Kantor: Iran Has the Leverage

Melissa Murray: Reclaim the Constitution

Bill Kristol: Trump's Revenge Tour Is Backfiring

Adam Kinzinger: The First Family's Corruption Is Mind-Blowing

Jon Ossoff: Trump Is a Lifelong Racist

John Heilemann: Did Trump Make an Ominous Shift on Iran?

Carol Leonnig and Will Sommer: The Loons and the Loyalists Running the DOJ

Bill Kristol: Words Are Not Violence

Nicholas Kristof: What a Mess Trump Created

The ongoing conflict with Iran represents a profound strategic failure, leaving the United States in a diminished position while depleting critical military stockpiles necessary for potential crises in the Taiwan Strait. Beyond military readiness, the war triggers severe global economic consequences, as disrupted suppl...

Ben McKenzie and Sarah Matthews: We Are Drowning in Scam Artists

The current political landscape and the systemic risks of the cryptocurrency industry dominate this conversation. Sarah Matthews, a former Trump administration official, analyzes the administration's handling of the Strait of Hormuz crisis, the firing of military leadership, and the ethical implications of attending th...

Sam Stein: Can Trump Avoid Humiliation in Iran?

Tracy Alloway and Jordan Ritter Conn: The Global Economic Shock from a Stupid War

Bill Kristol: The Tough Guy Really, Really Means It This Time

Ben Rhodes: Trump Is Getting a Terrible Deal

The potential ceasefire and emerging deal between the United States and Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear enrichment serve as the primary focus of this discussion with former Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes. The conversation contrasts the current negotiations—characterized as a "handshake agre...