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How John Fetterman Came Out of the Darkness

By Molly Ball

The American Public's Views on Israel Are Changing. Washington Hasn't Caught Up

By Yasmeen Serhan

Rift Over Israel Ends With a Whimper

By Philip Elliott

Tech Leaders Warn the U.S. Military Is Falling Behind China On AI

By Vera Bergengruen
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Biden’s Hidden Birthday Message for Israel

As Biden welcomes Israel's left-of-center President to celebrate the country's 75th anniversary, his cold shoulder to its far-right prime minister is sending a very different message.

By Eric Cortellessa

The Mysteries of the House Freedom Caucus

The ejection of Marjorie Taylor Greene offers a revealing glimpse into Congress’s most perplexing organization.

By Molly Ball

Trump Says He Is Target of Jan. 6 Probe

Trump said he received a letter informing him that he is a target of the Justice Department investigation.

By Eric Tucker/AP

Bloomberg’s Group Training Hundreds of Mayors

How one of America's richest men become the nation's mayoral tutor.

By Philip Elliott

Biden Puts Hatch Act Watchdog Up for New Job

President Biden has nominated for a new post Henry Kerner, the Trump-appointed watchdog investigator who issued warnings to two senior Biden officials over inappropriate uses of their offices for political purposes.

By Brian Bennett

House GOP Approves Defense Bill That Restricts Abortion Access and Halts Diversity Initiatives

The final vote was 219-210, with four Democrats voting with the GOP, and four Republicans opposed. The bill is expected to go nowhere in the Democratic-majority Senate.

By LISA MASCARO and KEVIN FREKING / AP

Biden and Democrats Raised More Than $72 Million for 2024 Campaign

Biden and the DNC raised more than $72 million for his reelection in the 10 weeks since he announced his 2024 candidacy.

By ZEKE MILLER / AP

Biden Promised More Aid to Ukraine. Congress May Not Fund It

Despite Biden’s promises to Ukraine on the world stage, it’s not clear he’ll have enough support at home to keep the cash flowing.

By Nik Popli

Iowa Abortion Providers Scramble to See Patients Before 6-Week Ban Takes Effect

“It’s an all-hands-on-deck type of situation right now."

By Sanya Mansoor

The History Behind Kamala Harris Matching the 191-Year-Old Record for Tiebreaking Votes

Kamala Harris just matched John C. Calhoun for casting the most tiebreaking votes as Vice President.

By Melissa August

Miguel Cardona: Supreme Court Was ‘Wrong’ and ‘Backwards’ on Student Loans and Affirmative Action

The Education Secretary spoke to TIME about recent Supreme Court decisions, pandemic learning loss, and teacher shortages.

By Olivia B. Waxman

Why Rick Perry’s Disastrous 2012 Run Should Haunt Ron DeSantis

More than a decade later, DeSantis should study why Perry's presidential campaign failed.

By Philip Elliott

Regional Carbon Markets Are Put to the Test in Virginia

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative has cut emissions in 12 states by 50%, and raised $6 billion. Yet some want to ditch it.

By Jeffrey Kluger

No Leads from Cocaine Found at the White House

They didn't find any fingerprints or DNA on the baggie, despite a sophisticated FBI crime lab analysis.

By COLLEEN LONG and MICHAEL BALSAMO / AP

How Biden's Helsinki Trip Compares to Trump's

In July 2018, Trump praised Putin at an infamous press conference in Helsinki. Biden's visit is meant to rebuke Putin by welcoming NATO's newest member.

By Brian Bennett

Trump-Appointed FBI Boss Faces GOP Attacks

“The idea that I’m biased against conservatives seems somewhat insane to me, given my own personal background,” Christopher Wray told his fellow House Republicans.

By Eric Cortellessa
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