Dana Milbank is a nationally syndicated op-ed columnist for The Washington Post. He also provides political commentary for various TV outlets, and he is the author of five books on politics ...

Ullyot, who had been the department’s chief spokesman, described “a month of total chaos at the Pentagon,” a “near collapse ...

By any reasonable measure, President Donald Trump’s first 100 days will be judged an epic failure. He has been a legislative ...

Columnists Dana Milbank, Heather Long and Philip Bump discuss the high costs of Trump’s tariffs and how globalization will continue, with the U.S. or without it. Plus, some practical tips for ...

There is apparently no American institution, no matter how benign, that Donald Trump can’t degrade. Now, he has done it to ...

President Donald Trump has been working at breakneck speed to eliminate federal programs, prompting an opinion columnist with The Washington Post to ponder, "Is there anything Trump won't destroy?" ...

In the course of a vicious hit piece on Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, the Washington Post’s Dana Milbank claims that “By 2013 … 79 of Obama’s nominees had been blocked by ...

Dana Milbank will be giving up his “Washington Sketch” analysis column at the Post to launch an opinion column on the editorial page, Howard Kurtz reports today. “Anybody reading my column ...

In this new podcast, Paul goes behind the curtain with Washington Post Award Winning Opinion Columnist Dana Milbank to discuss his new book: “The Destructionists: The Twenty-Five Year Crack-Up of the ...

Is any of God’s creations nobler than the oak tree? Its majestic boughs inspired the pens of Wordsworth and Whitman and the brushes of Monet and Corot. Its wood has kept Old Ironsides afloat and ...

Dana Milbank writes the Washington Sketch column about political theater in the capital. He joined The Post as a political reporter in 2000, after two years as a senior editor of The New Republic and ...