A Federal Court Just Told Trump He Can’t Build His $600 Million Ballroom. Congress Never Approved It.
The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit ruled 2-1 Friday that construction on Trump’s White House ballroom and […]
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Trump’s New Attorney General Was Confirmed by One Vote. The Senator Who Saved Him Said He’d Be Criticized for It.
The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as the United States Attorney General at 50-49 in an overnight vote early Saturday —
If This Deal Holds, Trump Gets His Historic Legacy Claim. If It Collapses, He Owns the War.
The political stakes of the Iran deal for Trump’s legacy are binary in a way that most presidential actions are
What Exactly Is the US Lifting on Iran? The Details of the Blockade Modification Matter.
The deal’s “blockade modification” element is the economic concession the US makes to Iran. Understanding its specific scope matters for
The Iran Deal Didn’t Fix the Senate’s Spending Problem. Murkowski and Collins Are Still Blocking.
While most political attention has shifted to the Iran deal, the Senate spending bill rebellion continues. Murkowski and Collins have
The FDA Found the Second Cyclospora Source. There’s Another Recall. Here’s What Was Contaminated.
The FDA has identified the second source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak — a fresh herb product (cilantro or fresh basil,
Spokane’s Fire Is 60% Contained. The First Residents Are Coming Home. Here’s the Recovery Reality.
The Old Trails Fire in Spokane, Washington reached 60% containment by Saturday, a significant advance from the 40% reported Friday.
Congress Reacted to the Iran Deal. The Bipartisan Overlap — and the Bipartisan Criticism — Tells You Exactly What the Deal Is Worth.
Congressional reaction to the Iran ceasefire deal followed a specific, revealing pattern: bipartisan relief that the conflict is pausing; bipartisan
Trump’s Approval Is Already Moving. Here’s the First Post-Deal Poll — and What It Tells Us About November.
First-flash polling conducted in the hours after the Iran ceasefire deal announcement shows Trump’s approval rating beginning to move —
Republican Senate Candidates Just Got the One Thing They Needed. Here’s How Much It Actually Helps.
Republican Senate candidates in competitive states have been running in an environment defined by: 61% war disapproval, 34% presidential approval,