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You Actually Don’t Want to Drive Your Opponents Crazy

Republicans are imitating Obama’s approach by needling Democratic voters to the point that they take leave of their senses. And it could backfire.

Trump Admin Holds Up $18 Billion in NYC Infrastructure Funding over ‘Schumer Shutdown,’ Citing DEI Contracts

A review into whether contracts were awarded improperly based on race has been delayed because of the shutdown.

The Ineluctable Logic of Regime Change

The administration is reportedly considering a broad strategic effort aimed at overthrowing Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.

Gold Warns Again

The usual explanations for the rise of gold in this year against the dollar rest on the diminishing appeal of the greenback as a...

A Catastrophic Sign That Republicans May Cave and Expand Obamacare

Republicans have to do absolutely nothing to stop the expansion of a program they once ran on repealing. It would be a disgrace to...

Justice Kavanaugh becomes Supreme Court’s interpreter on emergency docket

President Trump has been on a winning streak at the Supreme Court, though it's often not clear why.

New corn growers’ leader calls for year-round ethanol fuel, more markets

The new president of a key corn growers' lobby on Wednesday urged the Trump administration to find new markets for U.S. agricultural products as farmers struggle with low crop prices, foreign trade barriers and high fertilizer and equipment costs.

Virginia governor’s race tightens to 3-point margin, new poll shows

A new poll on the Virginia gubernatorial race shows the contest narrowing, with Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears just three points behind Democrat Abigail Spanberger.

Trump’s new tariff blitz targets sectors like pharma and trucks, skirts Supreme Court fight

President Trump is leaning heavily into tariff powers that allow him to tax imported timber from Canada, furniture from Asia and heavy trucks from Germany without fearing a reversal from the Supreme Court.

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