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The events of this week may well tell us just how many balls President Donald Trump can actually keep in the air at one time.
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The events of this week may well tell us just how many balls President Donald Trump can actually keep in the air at one time.
President Donald Trump, amid an unpopular war with Iran, has found plenty of time to demand that Congress pass stricter federal voting requirements to fight nonexistent fraud.
There are two ways to look at what happened in Congress last week regarding President Donald Trump’s war against Iran.
↵↵Trump, like those presidents before him, must operate within the parameters of the War Powers Resolution, and so far he has.
This is not unique to Trump; he just uses the structure because it works.↵↵But Trump may actually have these fears. And that's scary.
Who thought allowing Russia to act as an intermediary in the Iran nuclear deal talks was a good idea? Who proposed a visit to Venezuela to discuss easing sanctions for oil?
We are down to a little more than 160 hours before an unhinged and unrepentant Donald Trump leaves office.
For example, I have an interest in Iran as a foreign policy topic.
Congress was well-aware of Iran’s problematic conduct in the region when it voted to end U.S. military involvement in Yemen, where Iran and Saudi Arabia remain engaged in a proxy war, she said.
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, hardly a Trump supporter, called its passage a “huge win for working people in North America.”
Democrats are not likely to put up with his hawkish blustering about Iran, even if it comes with a few dishy Trump anecdotes that are served way too cold.
Not Donald Trump. And as long as we’re on the subject, who needs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee? Or the full Senate?
Computer sleuths hacked the document’s setting to let users search for “Trump,” “president,” “collusion” and “Russia.”
So at a time when leaders who should be Roosevelt’s spiritual heirs are mostly missing in action, it was heartening to hear a member of the Trump administration publicly pledge to “reinforce the
Trump and Vlad were supposed to be BFFs. Now Putin is stepping out on Trump with the leader of a country that won’t even play fair with trade.
denunciations of the recent wave of restrictive abortion laws in states around the country (“they are forcing women back into the arms of quacks”) and warnings about the “insane” possibility of a U.S. attack on Iran
The 21st-century erosion of congressional powers did not begin with Trump.
And there’s no way to break through Michael Cohen reporting for prison or the Pentagon deploying a Navy strike group to the Middle East to “send a message” to Iran (which both happened this week) with
I’ve been at Trump rallies, the CNN makeup chair, and even in my own house meeting the exterminator, only to hear, “You work in Washington? Do you know Jamie Dupree? Love that guy!”
[What Michael Cohen’s Guilty Plea Means for Donald Trump] But with Moscow trying to hack everything from anti-Trump conservative think tanks to (maybe) the lesson plans for liberal preschools,