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Trump playfully threatened to fire a Cabinet member, attacked President Obama, and thanked the kids for voting for him in November.
Who is she? And how did she get to be head of our schools?
Senate Republicans don’t know what their bill is or what it does. But they’re going to vote on it, anyway.
The Donkey Party promises to secure Americans a “better deal” by taking on Big Pharma and concentrated corporate power.
It could be a bluff or McConnell may have something up his sleeve, but at this point he’s planning a health care vote he’s probably going to lose.
While it’s handy shorthand to describe single-payer proposals as “Medicare for all,” the retirement program might not work that well for...
He’s already passed on the opportunity to be dragged into the Russia scandal.
They’ll take care of the Trumpcare victims for two years, then they’re on their own.
Scalise’s staff objected in strong terms.
Why would Texas rush into the kind of “bathroom bill” controversy that was so damaging to North Carolina? It’s about Gregg Abbott’s...
Long Island congressman Peter King says he is coming to discuss MS-13.
He added that if they weren’t women, he’d like to “settle this Aaron Burr–style.”
The White House staff can’t leak to the press if there is no White House staff
“He’s so unattractive, it’s unbelievable.”
The strangest of buddy comedies continues.
If the Senate does vote to take up a health-care bill, “skinny repeal” could be the least common denominator that kicks the can down the road.
The ex–Trump campaign chair privately met with the Senate Intel Committee on Tuesday, and now may face a public hearing on Wednesday.
“[He] very clearly saw I was scheduled to speak there and came there to do it,” Timpf tweeted.
His return on Tuesday, following surgery and a diagnosis of brain cancer, shows Republicans think they’re close to reviving their health care bill.
In one all-too-easy step, the president could free himself from the Russia investigation.
From must-see to can’t-see.
The besotted anchors and their star-crossed relationship with the president.
The president seems to really want his attorney general to quit.
In testimony to the Senate, Kushner gives an innocent explanation for every undisclosed interaction he had with the Russians.
The GOP is still struggling for votes to bring up health-care legislation. If that succeeds, the deal-making and rules-breaking will get serious.
When you have nothing to sell, sell the racism, sell the hate.
His now-deleted content includes several tweets praising Hillary Clinton during the campaign.
Whether Trump would actually nominate him may not be the point.
Greatest buddy comedy ever.
Just like Gary Cohn and Rience Priebus, White House officials use a specific emoji to refer to Anthony Scaramucci.
White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said on Sunday that the president thinks Russia is too smart to get caught hacking an election.
The domestic equivalent of invading Iraq without a plan for the occupation.
He’s yet to build a wall or overhaul the tax code, but Trump has enacted a number of changes that significantly affect Americans’ lives.
Another 30 people were found alive, many with life-threatening injuries from the sweltering heat.
She also offered to take his seat. Her remarks didn’t go over very well.
Republicans’ extremism on health care has had a surprising effect
They claim the president has nothing to hide.
The most unpredictable Tour in a decade ends in the most predictable way.
Party leaders are clearly trying to channel the Roosevelts, but that doesn’t mean their rebranding is going to work.
Anthony Scaramucci doesn’t seem concerned about all his old tweets.
Everybody is making the same dumb joke about Trump’s new communications director.
By excluding from Trumpcare indispensable features, the Senate parliamentarian has probably killed the bill unless McConnell nukes her rulings.
U.S. passports used to travel to North Korea will soon be invalidated by the government.
Like so many other media entities, Vice is making a stronger push into video.
It has not been a banner week for President Trump’s Attorney General
A rundown of how Trump has failed to meet his critics’ darkest expectations — and how he has exceeded them.
It’s not clear if President Trump will try to veto the sanctions bill, which is expected to pass with bipartisan support on Tuesday.
The supermarket tabloid, run by a personal friend of Trump’s, isn’t the only media outlet turning its attention to the former secretary of State.
The failure of the Republican health-care overhaul is a testament to Obama’s skills, vision, and tenacity.
John Bush was both a lawyer and a blogger. Now he’s a federal judge.
He’s finally had enough.
The president’s lawyers warn that they will not tolerate an investigation of his suspicion finances.
A new analysis shows incumbents from the White House party usually lose a lot of points in midterms.
He’s reportedly looking into whether he can pardon himself as well.
His family apologized for dropping his name several months ago.
He (and it was mostly guys) could have been among the 175 hopefuls that showed up for open auditions at the Barclays Center on Tuesday.
His first White House job offer fell through, but now he’s up for an even bigger gig – possibly because no one consulted Reince Priebus.
At a time when the White House could benefit from a steady, respected hand to run the communications shop, Trump went in a very different direction.
Doug Elmendorf, who oversaw the CBO during the battle over Obamacare, on how the agency operates.
The former White House Press Secretary was a glutton for punishment and now he’s gone.
Donald Trump’s new communications director is a hedge-fund manager with a “particularly crude” nickname for Reince Priebus.
“The Mooch” Offered Lots Of Praise For Trump
McConnell doesn’t have the votes to pass any version of it. But, in theory, he still has an incredibly narrow path to success.
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