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Some voters who support the proposal might be duped into nullifying it.

A new majority might push for impeachment, but could regret it.

James Blair, the president’s top political strategist, planned for a different midterm cycle. Then Trump attacked Iran.

He’s at the peak of his influence.

We must treat the restaurant like the treasure that it is.

Sherrod Brown doesn’t want you to know he’s a Democrat.

In private conversations, including with his father, Donald Trump Jr. has raised concerns about the Iran war.

When a soldier’s wife went to pick up her military ID at a base in Texas, ICE officers showed up.

Nancy Lacore was sacked by Pete Hegseth. She wants to go back to Washington.

The president said the “American dream is back.” Rural Arizonans don’t think so.

Usually, presidents hold rallies to get voters excited about an upcoming election. Last night in Nebraska, the roles felt reversed.

More daylight means more time for golf.

A truck driver out on his route confronts what the country has become.

“The president wants indictments. He wants people in handcuffs.”

Will it work?

There’s little desire to go after President Trump again—but lawmakers want to investigate his administration and family.

The president says that his immigration crackdown is behind falling crime rates. The numbers don’t back that up.

Poll after poll shows that Trump’s presidency is not going well. And he has only himself to blame.

Josh Shapiro’s one-man Black-Jewish alliance

Could a new populist movement help save American democracy?