One month into the Trump administration, the forecast is for more explosiveness.
Continue ReadingPresident Trump is not the only one who has turned to magnitude in order to visualize the meaning, purpose, and effects of his presidency.
Continue ReadingThe photo demonstrates Trump's conflict between country club owner and Commander-in-Chief. The dreamy look during a potential world crisis is quite damning.
Continue ReadingI predict a steady diet of pictures like this one as the White House panders along.
Continue ReadingMore and more, corporations are coming to understand how much prosperity is tied to the health and humanism of our society.
Continue ReadingThe photos give us a further sense of Trump, the bully. But they also indicate how much information is left to our imagination.
Continue ReadingAs the first high profile "behind the scenes" photo from the Trump White House, there were some details to absorb.
Continue ReadingGet ready for years of photos of people held held hostage, of Trump as the Wizard of Oz.
Continue ReadingPerhaps the best thing way to sum up the inauguration is that the deed has been done and the Trump era has officially begun.
Continue ReadingBest stick to Twitter? We deconstruct Trump's Instagram in which he's surely writing his inauguration speech.
Continue ReadingWe felt a special obligation this year to find just the right photo to commemorate Martin Luther King Day.
Continue ReadingAs it turned out, the amount of political and racial baggage Sessions brought to the table generated plenty of visual noise.
Continue ReadingIn the new atmosphere, the dab can be seen in the same register as the Kaepernick knee down.
Continue ReadingWhat Bernie did is profound. He captured a Trump tweet, a telling one, the same way you would capture and display an infected mosquito in a jar.
Continue ReadingA more viable comparison with the Hitler cover comes from Kander’s photos of Pence and Bannon.
Continue ReadingTo 56 million people, "fresh air" has nothing to do with NPR. Want to know what it means for Trump to take a stand? Well, you're looking at it.
Continue ReadingWe can start with the fact that the only pictures of the visit were made and released to the press by the Japanese.
Continue ReadingThe impression is that Ryan and Trump, in completely normal fashion, are sharing the governing landscape. But that is not what is happening at all.
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