And Silicon Valley's too.

Because—how hard could it be?

How the Amazon founder went from Trump critic to Trump donor

Cutting NIH grants–even temporarily–could have repercussions for years to come.

Trying to make sense of Trumponomics.

Edward Fishman and Saleha Mohsin join to discuss how the US dollar became a global currency and what that means under Trump.

Inside the movement targeting free speech.

The stock market keeps plummeting, Binance might be trying to buy a Trump pardon, and MrBeast’s chocolate is doing big numbers.

From “Eco-Friendly” to “Swastiscar”

Does Meta know what they’ve done?

Donald Trump flip flops on tariffs, the economics of eggs raise a lot of questions, and there was lotto arbitrage in Texas.

How the far-right internet conquered American politics.

Trump addresses Congress and plays chicken with tariffs in a show of power; Trump and Vance betray Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to his face and align with Russia; and we all grapple with the ways Covid changed America.

Adam Chandler joins to discuss his book 99% Perspiration, and examines long-standing myths around work in America.

An eggsplanation.

Trump proposes a gold card, Musk resembles a techno-fascist, and black plastic spatulas are actually fine.

This week, the hosts discuss I’m Still Here, Trump’s disruptions at the National Endowment for the Arts and the Kennedy Center, and an exclusive interview with Oscars CEO Bill Kramer.

Crypto poured money into the campaign, now the first family is cashing in.

Trump alienates the EU, Intel may break-up, and Quince is dominating the dupe market.

This week, the hosts discuss the return of Severance, the Oscar-nominated Palestinian film No Other Land, and Buzzfeed’s new social media platform BF Island.

What Next: TBD’s Lizzie O'Leary explains why the government data that’s being deleted is crucial to the economy.

Yanely Espinal on paying down debt—and getting on with your life.

Chris Hayes discusses his new book that calls attention “the world’s most endangered resource.”