‘OBVIOUSLY HORSES**T’John Oliver Nails Huge Flaw With Disastrous SCOTUS RulingOliver laid into a conservative Justice’s hypocritical opinion. Owen Mason-Hill
CLOWN GETS KARMAHow Trump Is Trapped By His Own Idiocy: Biographer“Trump can’t get out from under it,” the biographer said. Erkki Forster
OpinionREWIND AND REPLAYTrump Is Replaying LBJ’s Losing Battle With ‘Fake News’LBJ had his “Johnson Treatment,” and Trump has Truth Social, but both share the same fatal flaw.John Casey
CAMELOT DEFILEDTrump Busted From Space Tearing Up Jacqueline Kennedy GardenThe president came in like a wrecking ball on the Kennedy legacy—again.Laura Esposito
‘SAFE HAVEN’Inside Camp Mystic: The Elite Summer Camp Before the FloodBefore a flash flood destroyed its grounds, Camp Mystic was a destination for Texas’ political elite.Paulina Rodriguez
JACK-OF-ALL-TRADESFormer Press Secretary and Journalist Bill Moyers Dead at 91Moyers wore many hats, from being a White House Press Secretary, a CBS senior news analyst, to the deputy director for the Peace Corps. Jasmine Venet
opinionDEJA VU?History’s Lesson for Jill Biden: How Lady Bird Made LBJ QuitNow is the time for Jill Biden to look to Lady Bird Johnson, and how she dealt with her husband’s second-term dilemma, writes Lady Bird’s biographer.Julia Sweig
ROUND UPMovie Stars to Porn Stars: All the Presidents’ MistressesInfidelity by those in America’s highest office appears to be a time-honored tradition.Josh Fiallo
QUAGMIRES ARE USHow Arrogance and Ignorance Doomed the U.S. in VietnamOverconfident and unprepared, the U.S. stumbled into Vietnam, just as it would stumble in Afghanistan and Iraq decades later, with equally disastrous results.James A. Warren
opinionHISTORY LESSONThe Way for Biden to WinJRB can follow FDR and LBJ’s path and use the power of the federal government to push back against governors and judges opposing the public interest during a national emergency. David R. Lurie
opinionTHE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST?Biden’s Big Plans for America Just Blew Up in AfghanistanWith the slimmest of congressional majorities, the commander in chief’s agenda may not survive this self-inflicted foreign-policy disaster. Eleanor Clift