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Trump’s anti-Venezuela actions lack strategy, justifiable targets and legal authorization
Jeffrey Fields
The president is making up his latest war as he goes along
“I’ll do whatever I want”: Trump threatens to deploy other military branches in US cities
Garrett Owen
The president said he could send troops from other branches of the military into American cities
Trump fires federal design oversight commission, barrels ahead with White House overhaul
Blaise Malley
Dismissal comes as his administration moves forward with White House ballroom and proposed “Arc de Trump"
“Risks are too high”: Maryland’s top Democrat shoots down party’s redistricting push
Garrett Owen
The decision breaks with the Democrats' national plan to counter Republican electoral maps
Texas sues Tylenol for the dumbest reason
Amanda Marcotte
Attorney General Ken Paxton beclowns himself to get Trump to endorse his Senate run
In sports and politics, Americans want a fair playing field
Kirk Swearingen
After Trump's Canada shakedowns, a Toronto Blue Jays win in the World Series would be karmic justice
Trump administration proposal for online voter registration form raises concerns
Carrie Levine
The new federal tool would incorporate a citizenship check
“Don’t close the book on him”: Tuberville says Trump could serve third term
Alex Galbraith
Alabama's Tommy Tuberville said Trump could "go around the Constitution."
“There’s a cost”: Maddow blasts Comcast for donating to Trump’s White House ballroom
Blaise Malley
MSNBC host called out her network's parent company for paying for Trump to "take an excavator to the White House"
“In it for the long haul”: Stewart shares Trump’s “tell” that he’s running in 2028
Alex Galbraith
The "Daily Show" host says he knows that Trump is signaling a 2028 presidential run
Trump is still ranting about 2020 — but it’s really about 2026
Heather Digby Parton
Winning the midterms is essential for Trump's anti-democracy project — and pride
Trump’s bulldozer is aimed at more than the White House
Chauncey DeVega
The president has a third term — and American democracy — in his sights
Why Ireland’s new leftist president matters — but maybe only a little
Andrew O'Hehir
Catherine Connolly's big win has a distinctly Zohran Mamdani flavor
Jon Stewart isn’t ready to walk away from “The Daily Show”
Angelina Mazza
The comedian said he’s "working on staying" at Comedy Central despite tensions with the network’s leadership
CNN head told reporters to ease up on East Wing demolition stories after Trump meeting: report
Garrett Owen
The network's CEO reportedly told staff that viewers weren't interested in stories about the East Wing
“It was perfect”: Trump won’t say why he received MRI at Walter Reed
Garrett Owen
Since taking office, questions and rumors about the president's health have abounded
Trump says he “would love” to run for unconstitutional third term
Garrett Owen
But he said he would not run as a vice presidential candidate because the idea is "too cute"
Elon Musk’s moon mission divides MAGA loyalties
Sophia Tesfaye
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy might become a casualty in Trump’s new space race
“Rigged and stolen”: Trump calls for ban on mail-in, early voting ahead of midterms
Alex Galbraith
The president urged his party to put an end to mail-in ballots and early voting before the midterms
“I’ve felt pain too”: Bessent claims to be a soybean farmer while defending Trump trade war
Alex Galbraith
The yeoman Treasury Secretary and former hedge fund manager said the trade war with China has hurt him
“Wimp”: Trump tried to bully Pence out of certifying election on Jan. 6
Alex Galbraith
A new book reveals details of a tense conversation between Trump and Pence shortly before a mob stormed the Capitol
Trump’s deportation raids ensnare Chicago’s everyday workers
Chauncey DeVega
The administration's theater of cruelty has everyday people asking "Am I next?"
Look out, Donald: Inflation and economic fears are coming for you
Heather Digby Parton
Trump and the GOP haven't learned from Biden's misread of economic perceptions
That time a foreign-born socialist ran for mayor of New York
Andrew O'Hehir
Sometimes history rhymes like crazy: Morris Hillquit came 108 years before Mamdani, and his lessons still resonate
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