Donald Trump is undergoing a cascading sequence of political, financial, and legal setbacks that cumulatively spell utter ruin. @jonathanchait  writes

We spoke with current and former late-night writers about trying to wring comedy out of an absurd and often horrifying news cycle, every single day

When he was elected, Madison Cawthorn looked to liberals almost like a mini-Trump. Now he's accused of helping incite a violent insurrection, with opponents calling for him to be expelled from the House after just days on the job. @Olivianuzzi  reports

Architect Alexander Gorlin turned a badly renovated West Village studio into a sunny and starlit day-to-night home

On the #PivotPodcast , @karaswisher  and @profgalloway  discuss the continued deplatforming of Republicans, Parler’s resurgence, and talk to FTC Commissioner@RKSlaughterFTC  about antitrust lawsuits against Facebook and the future of tech regulations

#AskABoss : "It ends up dragging out the meeting, which is exacerbated by the fact that our manager tends to be long-winded, so each clarifying question turns into another whole spiel"

"During the most dire threat to democracy, we were left hoping our tech overlords would save us," says @profgalloway 

Hours after Georgia's runoffs handed Democrats the Senate, Joe Biden watched his job change before his eyes yet again. @gdebenedetti  reports on how the president-elect and his team are scrambling to prepare

Here's how cable news and late-night TV should adapt in the post-Trump era. @TVMoJoe  writes