President Trump’s latest request extends a run of interventions intended to help the nation’s agricultural economy.
Rep. Julia Letlow won a hard-fought GOP Senate runoff in Louisiana, defeating state Treasurer John Fleming in the contest to succeed Sen. Bill Cassidy, who had…
Rep. Julia Letlow won a hard-fought GOP Senate runoff in Louisiana, defeating state Treasurer John Fleming in the contest to succeed Sen. Bill Cassidy, who had…
The Oklahoma law enforcement veteran has been nominated to lead the agency responsible for the administration’s deportation efforts.
The 33-year-old’s congressional run was buoyed by pop culture, and perhaps bruised by it, too.
Centrists who have been “wringing our hands” at cocktail parties are now scrambling to beat back insurgent candidates.
The loss of Affordable Care Act policyholders is likely to be a topic in midterm elections.
The vice president said the scandal would likely not end a presidency if it happened today.
The threat comes a day after the European Union approved tariff reductions on U.S. goods.
Plus, Hegseth tries to charm Congress after a year and a half of largely ignoring it, and the Supreme Court sides with President Trump over immigrant rights.
President Trump’s latest request extends a run of interventions intended to help the nation’s agricultural economy.
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Rep. Julia Letlow won a hard-fought GOP Senate runoff in Louisiana, defeating state Treasurer John Fleming in the contest to succeed Sen. Bill Cassidy, who had…
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Rep. Julia Letlow won a hard-fought GOP Senate runoff in Louisiana, defeating state Treasurer John Fleming in the contest to succeed Sen. Bill Cassidy, who had…
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The Oklahoma law enforcement veteran has been nominated to lead the agency responsible for the administration’s deportation efforts.
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The 33-year-old’s congressional run was buoyed by pop culture, and perhaps bruised by it, too.
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Centrists who have been “wringing our hands” at cocktail parties are now scrambling to beat back insurgent candidates.
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The loss of Affordable Care Act policyholders is likely to be a topic in midterm elections.
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The vice president said the scandal would likely not end a presidency if it happened today.
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The threat comes a day after the European Union approved tariff reductions on U.S. goods.
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Plus, Hegseth tries to charm Congress after a year and a half of largely ignoring it, and the Supreme Court sides with President Trump over immigrant rights.
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The divisive proposal heads to the ballot after attempts to reach a compromise deal failed.
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After big primary wins by the mayor’s progressive allies, New York’s business elites are rewriting their political strategy.
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The Pentagon chief is struggling to shore up support for Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion military budget.
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Trump appointee Stanley Woodward’s push for settlements upends how the government handles antitrust enforcement.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis says the facility, which faced legal challenges, is no longer needed.
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The agreement with mining companies is part of the Trump administration’s push to establish a domestic supply chain for vital industrial inputs.
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The president canceled a planned signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, berated GOP lawmakers and criticized European allies.
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The Pentagon’s order of Thaad interceptors follows the company’s pledge to expand production over seven years.
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Lesley Groff said Epstein was a ’‘master manipulator‘ and she wasn’t aware of his criminal activities.
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Plus, big banks ace an annual stress test, and more bald men shake their heads at hair transplants and toupees.
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The administration is expected to push for a rare override to get the deal through as the NATO summit in Ankara approaches.
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New York City mayor strengthened his party influence nationwide by backing three primary winners in Congressional races.
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New York City mayor strengthened his party influence nationwide by backing three primary winners in Congressional races.
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The community organizer was one of three congressional candidates endorsed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani who defeated mainstream Democrats.
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The president says the bill is “of minor importance,” adding he wouldn’t sign it until Congress takes action on his voter-eligibility legislation.
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The president says the bill is “of minor importance,” adding he wouldn’t sign it until Congress takes action on his voter-eligibility legislation.
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The races in deep-blue districts featured AI super PACs, a Mamdani push for Democratic socialists and a Kennedy candidate.
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The races in deep-blue districts featured AI super PACs, a Mamdani push for Democratic socialists and a Kennedy candidate.
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More general and flag officers could be squeezed out of other coveted jobs with a list expected to reach the Joint Staff next week.
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More general and flag officers could be squeezed out of other coveted jobs with a list expected to reach the Joint Staff next week.
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Plus, Mamdani-backed candidates win in New York, and how President Trump’s social-media posts complicated negotiations with Iran.
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The move comes after the end of a 42-day quarantine at a facility in Nebraska for exposed American cruise ship passengers.
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The move comes after the end of a 42-day quarantine at a facility in Nebraska for exposed American cruise ship passengers.
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The races in deep-blue districts featured AI super PACs, a Mamdani push for Democratic socialists and a Kennedy candidate.
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Brad Lander, Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier notched victories over the Democratic establishment.
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The rebuke came a week after the president signed a framework with Tehran.
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Brad Lander, Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier notched congressional victories over the Democratic establishment.
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Brad Lander and Claire Valdez pulled off congressional wins over the Democratic establishment.
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Lander capitalized on the divide within the Democratic Party over support for Israel.
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The billionaire’s private friendship with the president has helped Oracle’s business and his son’s media conglomerate.
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Plus, the U.S. tech selloff picks up steam, and some Floridians want the flamingo to be the state bird.
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James Gadwood will need Senate confirmation before he can become chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Service.
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The president is pushing for the SAVE America bill while lawmakers seek answers on Iran.
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The rebuke comes a week after the president signed a framework with Tehran.
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The president pushes for SAVE America bill while lawmakers seek answers on Iran.
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Prosecutors charged around 450 defendants in alleged fraud spanning Medicaid and hospice care.
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The deal sold 49% of a crypto venture co-founded by members of the Trump family and Steve Witkoff to a group led by the U.A.E. president’s brother.
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James Gadwood will need Senate confirmation before he can become chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Service.
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Prosecutors are expected to charge around 450 defendants in alleged fraud spanning Medicaid and hospice care.
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Plus, how President Trump’s Iran war aims shifted, and ABC launches ads attacking the FCC.
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Team Flamingo is facing off against the ‘forces of Big Mockingbird’ in a fight that’s consuming the state.
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Younger candidates are challenging older incumbents in primaries as the party continues to fight over its identity.
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The president alleged that vandals damaged the pool, but the administration has provided little evidence to support the claim.
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The president alleged that vandals damaged the pool, but the administration has provided little evidence to support that claim.
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The ruling found the subpoenas related to immigration enforcement were meant to “harass, coerce and retaliate.”
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The orders aim to speed the development of the advanced computers and mitigate the security threats they pose.
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Greenspan made the Fed famous. For him, and the institution, it was a blessing, and a curse.
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Greenspan made the Fed famous. For him, and the institution, it was a blessing, and a curse.
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Decisions involving immigration and power to fire government officials will help shape the president’s relationship with the court.
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Plus, more pool problems for Trump, and Jay Clayton remains in limbo over the post of director of national intelligence.
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Dan Moraff rushed the vetting of the Maine Senate candidate. He says he’s trying to blow up the way Democrats run campaigns.
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President Trump backed his opponent, but Zach Lahn is the Iowa GOP’s nominee for governor. Democrats are highlighting his time out of state.
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Jay Clayton is a versatile team player who has deftly navigated the Justice Department but is now in limbo regarding two jobs.
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·Jun 21, 2026
Jack Schlossberg’s good looks and zany charm have earned him a massive following. But can he win the votes?
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·Jun 20, 2026
The Democratic governor considering a presidential run has turned a Justice Department probe into a fundraising opportunity.
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·Jun 20, 2026
WSJ’s Janet Adamy explains the surprising findings of what it means to be working class in the U.S.
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·Jun 19, 2026
The health secretary is embarking on a “Take Back Your Health” tour, often appearing with Republican congressional candidates.
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·Jun 19, 2026
Military officials say the services could run out of money for operations this summer unless Congress passes a new wartime spending bill.
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·Jun 19, 2026
The president has made a series of decisions that have confounded Republicans and are challenging his grip on the party.
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·Jun 19, 2026
The offer comes just after the state said the proposal had gained enough signatures to appear on the ballot, but it faces opposition from billionaires—and anot…
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The GOP’s Ken Paxton is trying to appeal to Hispanic voters by questioning the masculinity of his Democratic rival, James Talarico.
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For better or worse, the vice president now owns the agreement as talks enter a difficult new phase.
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For better or worse, the vice president now owns the agreement as talks enter a difficult new phase.
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·Jun 18, 2026
The development sets up a high-stakes showdown between the healthcare workers’ union pushing the levy and top political, business and labor leaders fighting it.
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·Jun 18, 2026
The vice president defended the agreement ahead of the next phase of negotiations and said not every detail had been put in writing.
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·Jun 18, 2026
Plus, Kevin Warsh makes his debut as Fed chairman and Trump offers encouragement to Anthropic over access to its powerful AI models
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·Jun 18, 2026
The defense secretary said the level of Washington’s contributions to the alliance budget would be contingent on European military spending.
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·Jun 18, 2026
JD Vance, RFK Jr. and other officials swear by a diet of grass-fed meat and fermented foods, even when the odors cause friction at home.
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·Jun 18, 2026
John Thune has repeatedly delivered unwelcome news to the president on policies and personnel.
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·Jun 18, 2026
President Trump tied together fights over policy proposals and a top cabinet post, attaching passage of a voter-security measure to leadership of U.S. intellig…
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·Jun 17, 2026
The president also said he wouldn’t sign legislation to renew a critical spying law and demanded Congress pass a voter-ID bill.
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·Jun 17, 2026
The president threw a last-minute wrench into the Senate’s plans to quickly confirm a new intelligence chief and renew a critical spying law, while also insist…
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·Jun 17, 2026
The president is keeping housing chief Bill Pulte in his role as acting director, which is expected to reopen a fight over the Foreign Intelligence Surveillanc…
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·Jun 17, 2026
Plus, the discovery of $40 million of gold bars threatens to reveal CIA secrets, and President Trump invokes the DPA to tackle munitions shortages.
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·Jun 17, 2026
The Trump administration is warning all 50 states that they risk losing federal funding for unemployment insurance benefits if they don’t comply with antifraud…
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·Jun 17, 2026
The primary is stoking party divisions between the establishment and outsiders along with concerns about Black representation.
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·Jun 17, 2026
The GOP congressman has defeated former college football coach Derek Dooley in the primary runoff.
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·Jun 17, 2026
Plus, the U.S.-Iran deal lets Tehran sell oil immediately, and a former drug dealer’s shows make millions without Hollywood.
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·Jun 16, 2026
Concerns have grown that the U.S. has burned through a lot of weapons during the war with Iran.
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·Jun 16, 2026
Concerns have grown that the U.S. has burned through a lot of weapons during the war with Iran.
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·Jun 16, 2026
Many of the conservatives who cheered on the president worry that the peace agreement doesn’t go far enough to deter Iran.
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·Jun 16, 2026
Many of the conservatives who cheered on the president worry that the peace agreement doesn’t go far enough to deter Iran.
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·Jun 16, 2026
Veterans of the agency worry the case will compromise legitimate, highly classified operations against American adversaries.
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·Jun 16, 2026
Plus, President Trump spent his 80th birthday finalizing the Iran agreement as he watched the UFC contest.
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·Jun 16, 2026
The Liberty Justice Center lost donors because it successfully challenged the president’s global tariffs, while the companies who benefited have declined to do…
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·Jun 16, 2026
The health secretary says cruise passenger Angela Perryman has to stay isolated in Nebraska despite a CDC report advising otherwise.
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·Jun 16, 2026
Trump adviser Boris Epshteyn denies any relationship with Indian businessman Gautam Adani, who faced federal fraud charges.
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·Jun 16, 2026
In one weekend, Trump veered from threatening the “ultimate alternative” against Iran to celebrating what he called a “great deal” to end the war.
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·Jun 16, 2026
The Democratic California governor accused Trump of using federal law-enforcement powers to target a political adversary.
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·Jun 16, 2026
The Democratic California governor accused Trump of using federal law-enforcement powers to target a political adversary.
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·Jun 15, 2026
A rowdy card of mixed-martial arts invades the South Lawn.
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·Jun 15, 2026
Plus, Kevin Warsh wants the Fed to say less, and AI deepfakes muddle the midterms.
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·Jun 15, 2026
A visual breakdown of the notable guests in attendance at the event.
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·Jun 15, 2026
The UFC event is being held on the president’s 80th birthday, bringing in VIPs and corporate sponsors.
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·Jun 15, 2026
A wave of fake videos and ads is fueling worries about misinformation.
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·Jun 15, 2026
The U.S. military is asking defense contractors to cut years off production time and slice hundreds of millions of dollars in costs.
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·Jun 15, 2026
The UFC event is being held on the president’s 80th birthday, bringing in VIPs and corporate sponsors.
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·Jun 15, 2026
The UFC event is being held on the president’s 80th birthday, bringing in VIPs and corporate sponsors.
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·Jun 15, 2026
The 84-year-old Republican has battled health issues in recent years, but details about his condition weren’t disclosed.
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·Jun 14, 2026
Republican Anna Paulina Luna knows how to excite the MAGA base, and annoy her colleagues.
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·Jun 14, 2026
The UFC event is being held on the president’s 80th birthday, bringing in VIPs and corporate sponsors.
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·Jun 14, 2026
The UFC event is being held on the president’s 80th birthday, bringing in VIPs and corporate sponsors.
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·Jun 14, 2026
The administration has barreled forward with construction projects around the capital, while litigation trails behind.
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·Jun 14, 2026
The mayor has bet his popularity and influence to push Democratic Socialist allies into office.
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·Jun 14, 2026
Ahead of the president’s 80th, astrologers offer horoscopes and birth-chart readings.
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·Jun 13, 2026
Sunday’s fights at the White House promise a violent show and a chance for the president to project power and reconnect with young men.
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·Jun 13, 2026
The center asked for an extension just before midnight Friday, saying it expects to have the name removed by Saturday.
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·Jun 13, 2026
While the Pennsylvania governor’s centrism is popular in his home state, some Democrats want a more-aggressive fighter to be their next presidential nominee.
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·Jun 13, 2026
By making the president an omnipresent figure, White House advisers are surfacing both vigor and flubs.
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·Jun 13, 2026
A likely lapse in congressional approval of a crucial surveillance program raises concern about coming public events and whether big companies would comply wit…
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·Jun 12, 2026
Officials previously said that the $1.8 billion fund, which was hit with several legal challenges, wouldn’t be moving forward.
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·Jun 12, 2026
Officials previously said that the $1.8 billion fund, which was hit with several legal challenges, wouldn’t be moving forward.
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·Jun 12, 2026
Plus, the president says a deal with Iran is close, and wants to void his first-term impeachments.
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·Jun 12, 2026
With campaigns that blend manliness with populist outrage, “dudebro” candidates across the political spectrum hope influencer-style swagger will win over voter…
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·Jun 12, 2026
A Republican-backed symbolic resolution would put lawmakers on record regarding the two impeachments during Trump’s first term.
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·Jun 11, 2026
The outgoing intelligence chief said the Biden-era reports didn’t meet analytic standards.
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·Jun 11, 2026
Outgoing intelligence chief said the Biden-era reports didn’t meet analytic standards.
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·Jun 11, 2026
The move to elevate the top federal Manhattan prosecutor and former SEC chairman might help defuse the fight with Congress over a foreign- surveillance program.
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·Jun 11, 2026
Programs aimed at families and veterans offer a road map to address the problem in the coming decades.
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·Jun 11, 2026
The Democratic opposition to Bill Pulte’s intelligence nomination had derailed effort to temporarily reauthorize Section 702 of FISA.
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·Jun 11, 2026
Almost half the building was affected as emergency services assessed the situation.
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·Jun 11, 2026
The Democratic opposition to Bill Pulte’s intelligence nomination derails effort to temporarily reauthorize Section 702 of FISA.
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·Jun 11, 2026
Emergency services were assessing the situation.
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·Jun 11, 2026
Democratic opposition to Bill Pulte’s intelligence nomination derails effort to temporarily reauthorize Section 702 of FISA.
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·Jun 11, 2026
Plus, the dilemma facing women in Maine, and Bill Gates testifies to Congress over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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·Jun 11, 2026
Female voters must choose between Sen. Susan Collins, who voted for the Supreme Court’s Brett Kavanaugh, and the scandal-plagued Graham Platner.
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·Jun 10, 2026
The president urged Congress to extend Section 702 of FISA as he faces concerns about his interim pick for intelligence director.
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·Jun 10, 2026
Billionaire says ‘I have never victimized anyone’ and it was a mistake to ever meet with Jeffrey Epstein
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·Jun 10, 2026
Plus, Graham Platner wins his primary as Nancy Mace loses hers, and being president isn’t as much fun as it used to be for Trump.
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·Jun 10, 2026
The Democrat will face GOP incumbent Susan Collins this fall in a crucial Senate contest.
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·Jun 10, 2026
Congresswoman was a rising star in the Republican Party but has faced a series of controversies.
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·Jun 10, 2026
Hilton, who was endorsed by Trump, faces a difficult path in the general election because Democratic voters far outnumber Republicans.
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·Jun 10, 2026
Hilton, who was endorsed by Trump, faces a difficult path in the general election because Democratic voters far outnumber Republicans.
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·Jun 10, 2026
Hilton, who was endorsed by Trump, faces a difficult path in the general election because Democratic voters far outweigh Republicans.
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·Jun 10, 2026
Presumed result is a victory for Mayor Daniel Lurie and the city’s moderate Democrats.
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·Jun 9, 2026
The unit’s future was thrown into doubt after its public work was halted despite winning praise from AI developers.
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·Jun 9, 2026
The unit’s future was thrown into doubt after its public work was halted despite winning praise from AI developers.
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·Jun 9, 2026
The measure will fund ICE and Border Patrol over Democrats’ objections for the remainder of President Trump’s second term.
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·Jun 9, 2026
A new tax law, declining fertility and falling immigration are reducing revenue into the retirement trust fund.
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·Jun 9, 2026
A new tax law, declining fertility and falling immigration are reducing revenue into the retirement trust fund.
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·Jun 9, 2026
From empty concert stages to fractured group chats, the president’s cultural movement is hitting an establishment wall.
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·Jun 9, 2026
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·Jun 9, 2026
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·Jun 9, 2026
Plus, President Trump agreed to limited Israeli strikes on Iran, and the five primary races that could get ugly.
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·Jun 9, 2026
The president and allies are stepping up attacks on the state’s vote-counting process, reviving the type of allegations they made in 2020.
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·Jun 9, 2026
The president and allies are stepping up attacks on the state’s vote-counting process, reviving the type of allegations they made in 2020
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·Jun 9, 2026
Incumbent Karen Bass and progressive Nithya Raman edged out the former reality-TV star.
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·Jun 9, 2026
Some well-known companies were added to the annually updated list, which designates them as a U.S. national-security risk.
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·Jun 8, 2026
Some well-known companies were added to the annually updated list, which designates them as a U.S. national-security risk.
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·Jun 8, 2026
The decision finds that officials exceeded their authority by imposing the new charge on applicants.
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·Jun 8, 2026
The decision finds that officials exceeded their authority by imposing the new charge on applicants.
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·Jun 8, 2026
Sharp-elbowed primaries in 2026 feature racy ads and allegations.
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·Jun 8, 2026
Plus, Graham Platner gets a warm reception at a Maine town hall, and another Democrat proposes a bill to restrict how the Pentagon uses AI.
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·Jun 8, 2026
Congressional authority for the foreign-focused FISA program, which also sweeps up information on Americans, expires Friday.
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·Jun 8, 2026
Congressional authority for the warrantless wiretapping program expires Friday.
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·Jun 8, 2026
The Democrat teared up after being presented with a poster board that included supportive messages like “Everyone has a past!”
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·Jun 8, 2026
Pledges to quickly deploy technology and ties cultivated with the Pentagon have helped land new contracts totaling billions of dollars.
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·Jun 8, 2026
From lower Manhattan to brownstone Brooklyn, events 6,000 miles away are consuming a Democratic congressional race.
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·Jun 8, 2026
Watch WSJ’s Aaron Zitner as he travels to Maine to meet the independent activists behind Platner’s rise.
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·Jun 7, 2026
His long résumé would traditionally be an asset, but it could be a liability in a Democratic Party where some are calling for younger leaders after former Pres…
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·Jun 7, 2026
The president’s backers in a deep-red part of Ohio say he has delivered on key promises that he campaigned on in 2024.
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·Jun 6, 2026
Political analysts say Steve Hilton faces long odds in November. even if he emerges from California’s gubernatorial primary.
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·Jun 6, 2026
The former Health and Human Services secretary clinched the first spot in the primary with Republican Steve Hilton appearing to be a close second.
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·Jun 6, 2026
The Maine oyster farmer’s dark years are a mounting liability for Democrats in their quest to gain control of the Senate.
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·Jun 6, 2026
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has refused to extradite an indicted governor, rejecting U.S. measures she says are destabilizing her government.
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·Jun 6, 2026
The Friday ruling voided four policies that put “the lives of countless individuals on hold,” U.S. District Judge John J. McConnell Jr. said.
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·Jun 5, 2026
The president said in an interview the Office of the Director of National Intelligence should be “much smaller” and maybe even terminated.
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·Jun 5, 2026
In an interview, the president said the Office of the Director of National Intelligence should be “much smaller” and maybe even terminated.
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·Jun 5, 2026
In an interview, the president said the Office of the Director of National Intelligence should be “much smaller” and maybe even terminated.
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·Jun 5, 2026
Behind the scenes, some food companies and Trump administration officials are pushing to consider costs associated with potential regulations.
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·Jun 5, 2026
Plus, the political rivalry between Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom heads toward a 2028 showdown, and GOP senators stop short of using their political leverage …
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·Jun 5, 2026
Some lawmakers had pressed for officially killing the president’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund through legislation.
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·Jun 5, 2026
Some lawmakers had pressed for officially killing the president’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund through legislation.
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·Jun 5, 2026
Some lawmakers had pressed for officially killing the president’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund through legislation.
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·Jun 5, 2026
Some lawmakers had pressed for officially killing the president’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund through legislation.
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·Jun 5, 2026
They claim to be friends, but many expect a gloves-off brawl should the two California Democrats decide to run for president.
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·Jun 5, 2026
The effort is expected to take about six months, meaning its results would come after the midterm elections.
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·Jun 5, 2026
Some lawmakers pressed for officially killing President Trump’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund through legislation.
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·Jun 4, 2026
The move would formalize Blanche’s role atop the Justice Department, although he will likely face a tough confirmation fight.
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·Jun 4, 2026
The move would formalize Blanche’s role atop the Justice Department, although he will likely face a tough confirmation fight.
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·Jun 4, 2026
Plus, President Trump won’t go back to a full-scale war with Iran unless Tehran kills U.S. troops, and AI bosses want Congress’s help to protect against biolog…
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·Jun 4, 2026
Some Trump supporters are aiming to secure government settlements by suing under an 80-year-old law.
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·Jun 4, 2026
This month’s opening of the Obama Presidential Center is arguably the biggest investment in Chicago’s South Side in more than a century.
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·Jun 4, 2026
Artificial intelligence is magnifying concern that criminals could unleash new pathogens.
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·Jun 4, 2026
Amaryllis Fox Kennedy said in an interview that there wasn’t enough oversight of the intelligence community’s use of taxpayer funds.
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·Jun 4, 2026
The House voted to limit Trump’s war powers in Iran
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·Jun 3, 2026