"Breaking news out of the Supreme Court"

The ruling is a big deal because the citizenship lists can be a dangerous tool leading to false positives that disqualify voters, and the USPS rule puts an artificial constraint on mail-in voting.

The Supreme Court is giving too much running room to an administration that disagrees with the founders' design of state-run elections, though a separate injunction in Massachusetts remains untouched.

The decision is not ruling on the legality of future USPS actions and reserves the merits for later, so it is not in itself devastating.

The court has opened the gates for the administration to engage in shenanigans by lifting the injunction while the rule is already in place.

The secret bunker gives the president everything Trump is asking for in terms of continuity of government, and Trump is talking openly about what should be secret.

Trump is a serial liar who engages in bad faith, and the ballroom is a vanity project where the rationale continually shifts.

Harp's sole control over the president's digital persona is irresponsible and creates national security and insider trading risks.

Harp is another example that Trump breaks norms and cannot be read as politics as usual.

The administration is targeting parents of service members to reach deportation quotas and does not care about bad PR because the policy is driven by an existential view of making America white again.

The country expects loyalty from soldiers but does not reciprocate, a feature of Trumpism since he came down the escalator.