Trump pivots from populist economic campaign ideas
"This is the market where everyone wants to be," the president said on May 6.
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Trump v. law firms: President uses power on potential court foes
President Donald Trump signs an executive order in the Oval Office on March 6, the same day he signed one against the Perkins Coie law firm.
The economic challenge facing Republicans
On the issue of taxes, there was also slippage, although less so, as it went from a plus-6 advantage for Republicans (49R to 43D) to plus-3 (44R to 41D).Â
For Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez, politics is about meeting voters where they are
Herrera Beutler was one of 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol and lost in 2022 in a top-two open primary to Gluesenkamp Pérez and Kent.Â
Rep. John James launches campaign for Michigan governor
He won reelection last year by 6 points as Trump carried his seat by a similar margin, according to calculations by elections analyst Drew Savicki.Â
‘No pain’: Trump team doubles down on tariffs as global markets plummet
Departing the White House, Trump contended that the first full day of the tariffs were "going very well," predicting without any supporting data that the U.S. would "have $6 or $7 trillion dollars coming
Targeting FDA user fees would leave agency gutted, experts say
Dr. Marty Makary, nominee to be commissioner of the FDA, appears before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee for his confirmation hearing in the Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington on March 6.
Republicans’ fragile majority and Democrats’ fragile image
The Democratic Party had a 29 percent favorable and 54 percent unfavorable rating, according to a March 6-9 SSRS survey for CNN.
Trump says he will stop FBI headquarters move to Maryland
Trump referenced his pardoning of nearly all those charged in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, and said his administration removed senior FBI officials who "misdirected resources
Crash sheds light on strained workforce controlling the skies
That action comes on top of a hiring freeze and an offer of buyouts to federal employees who leave their jobs voluntarily by Feb. 6, in a dramatic attempt to quickly shrink the federal workforce.Â
Trump firings tee up broader legal clash over congressional power
Trump appears to be betting that the Supreme Court, currently controlled 6-3 by Republican appointees, will continue along a line of reasoning in prior cases where they expressed skepticism on limits Congress
Biden issues preemptive pardons to Trump foes hours before leaving office
morning in office issued preemptive pardons to several high-profile former government officials who have previously clashed with President-elect Donald Trump, as well as lawmakers who investigated the Jan. 6,
Trump’s plans for Department of Justice hang over Bondi hearing
He also has plans to pardon defendants arrested in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, although the extent of that effort remains unclear.
Republican to-do list: Elect Mike Johnson and get to work
One of the first duties of a new Congress is the certification of the presidential election scheduled for Jan. 6.Â
Religious landscape of new Congress features noticeable partisan differences
At 6 percent of Congress, Judaism remains the largest non-Christian faith, despite the net departure of two Jewish members since January 2023.Â
Loudermilk targets Liz Cheney, calls for more probes of Jan. 6
Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., led a reinvestigation of the Capitol attack as chair of the House Administration Oversight Subcommittee. Above, he talks to reporters at the Capitol on Dec. 10.
Don’t count out Roy Cooper in 2026
Mark Warner, 65 percent to 34 percent, while Obama was winning the commonwealth by just 6 points.
After pardoning son, Biden returns home to a credibility problem
One example came on June 6 in France, when ABC News anchor David Muir asked Biden if he had ruled out a pardon for his son.
Here’s how the media missed the story, from joy to democracy
Kamala Harris speaks to supporters at Howard University after conceding the presidential race to Donald Trump on Nov. 6.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: DNC, or the Democrats’ Next Campaign
“Comparing the composition of the electorate in the 2024 presidential race with the one in 2020, Democrats dropped a significant 6 points in party ID, going from 37 percent to 31 percent and becoming,