Chas Danner is an editor at New York Magazine's Intelligencer. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, education, world affairs, and security, with a focus on current affairs and geopolitics. Chas has been featured in outlets such as Daily Hive, MSN, NewsBreak, and Political Wire.
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By: Chas Danner
In what appears to have been a classic midsummer Friday-night news dump, the Trump administration acknowledged that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting
In what appears to have been a classic midsummer Friday-night news dump, at least one part of the Trump administration, U.S. attorney Jeanine
His weird fixations on steam power and magnets are making a mockery and a mess of the U.S. Navy.
By: Chas Danner
Is this really the future we want? Living in the future continues to be really weird.
Living in the future continues to be really weird. It's 2026, and we've got a lot of new high tech stuff, some of which is cool, entirely useful, and/or legitimately revolutionary.
A (still-growing) list of all the warnings he ignored, dismissed, or maybe didn't understand.
Less than a month ago, there was a pretty startling incident near the Washington, D.C. construction site that used to just be known as the White House.
President Trump is telling iffy 9/11 stories again. On Tuesday, he took part in the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's Steel Across America
By: Nia Prater, Chas Danner
From Trump’s desperate pleas to Hasan Piker’s underwear, here’s how Republicans tried to convince Americans to let them keep Congress.
A daily roundup where politics, business, and technology intersect.
