Amy Davidson Sorkin

Even more than with most subjects, when Trump brings up Russia he seems to be speaking of something that is defined less by reality than by what he needs it to be.

John McCain is grappling, publicly and poignantly, with what it means to come up against the limits of time under the Trump Administration.

Does Donald Trump Understand What DACA Means?

One thing is becoming clear about the various Trump scandals: they center on the President’s disdain for the law.

In "A Revelatory Case," Amy Davidson Sorkin delves into what went wrong in the Stormy Daniels case.

In "Indicted," Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about Robert Mueller’s distinctly American indictments.

In "Firing Offenses," Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about the questions that Mueller might ask Trump.

In "Trump in the World," Amy Davidson Sorkin asked, "how can someone so “America first” attend an event so globally minded?"

In "How Low Will They Go?," Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about Roy Moore and the G.O.P.

In "Tests for Liberals," Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about Al Franken, Roy Moore, and a test for the democratic party.

In "The Silent Majority," Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about Jeff Flake and the G.O.P.'s complicity problem.

In “Disasters Will Happen,” Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about President Trump’s trips to Puerto Rico and Las Vegas.

The most important lesson of the hurricane is how close to the margins many Americans are now living.