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Gavin Newsom Desperately Wants to Be Called on by the Teacher

If a Newsom presidential candidacy happens, it will be more amusing than anything California’s entertainment industry has (intentionally) generated in years.

Choose Presidential Nominees Like Vice-Presidential Nominees

Abolishing primaries is seen as a radical proposal, but it’s hardly radical to suggest that presidential candidates be selected the same way as vice-presidential...

The Questionable Case for Judge Cannon’s Recusal

It rests heavily on the idea that conservative or Republican-appointed judges should be subject to greater skepticism.

Ahead of Modi State Visit, Senators See Common Ground on Common Rival

John Cornyn and Mark Warner see China as a shared adversary between the U.S. and India that could drive the countries closer.

The Primary System Is Failing Americans

Both parties’ primary voters look on course to renominate figures whom a supermajority of their compatriots disdain.

Trump Pleads Not Guilty to All 37 Counts in Classified-Documents Case

Trump has denied any wrongdoing and has dismissed the investigation as politically motivated.

Trump’s 2020 proclamation on Flag Day

Wednesday is Flag Day. Let's recall -- just for a few moments, anyway -- what then-President Donald Trump had to say in a written proclamation issued on June 14, 2020:

Senate’s AI probe expands to high-tech manipulation of politics and weapons

Fears of political destabilization, deployment of weapons of mass destruction, and catastrophic cyberattacks are top concerns of the Senate Judiciary Committee's broadening probe of artificial intelligence tools.

South Korea faces China down in diplomatic escalation

Following undiplomatic remarks delivered by China's ambassador to Korea, both sides are escalating -- and Washington is backing its ally in Seoul.

Biden could pardon Trump in classified document case, but would pay a ‘political price’

President Biden could bridge the bitter divide in the country over the federal prosecution of former President Trump by pardoning his predecessor, but the move would also risk political martyrdom for Mr. Biden.

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