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Here’s What Trump Has Said About Stormy Daniels
By Julia Zorthian
'Ted Lasso' Cast Visits White House
By Darlene Superville and Zeke Miller/AP
Is the New York Case Against Trump Weak?
By Philip Elliott
Ron DeSantis Comments on Possible Trump Indictment
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What Happens Next If Donald Trump Is Indicted
The former president claims he will be arrested on Tuesday, but the district attorney has not commented on the claim
By Anisha Kohli
March 18, 2023
How Parenting Changed Pete Buttigieg
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his son's health scare, traveling with twins, and how parenting has changed his ambition.
By Charlotte Alter
March 17, 2023
An Indictment Could Boost Trump's Campaign
If the former President ends up facing criminal charges in the Stormy Daniels case, much of the GOP base is likely to rally around him
By Brian Bennett
March 16, 2023
Where 2024 Republican Hopefuls Stand on Federal Abortion Restrictions
Whether to support federal abortion restrictions may become one of the brightest dividing lines for the candidates.
By Mini Racker
March 16, 2023
Why the U.S. Wants to Ban TikTok
The Biden Administration threatened a nationwide ban on the video-sharing app unless its Chinese owners promised to sell their stake in the company
By Mariah Espada and Nik Popli
March 16, 2023
Louis DeJoy's Surprising Second Act
Initially cast as a Trumpian villain, the Postmaster General is quietly delivering for the Postal Service, and Democrats.
By Eric Cortellessa
March 16, 2023
Why Biden’s Labor Pick May Be in Trouble
Julie Su, something of a rock star in organized labor who took on Uber and Lyft, is opposed by some business leaders.
By Philip Elliott
March 16, 2023
The Man Behind One Of Russia's Most Popular Propaganda Channels
A new report identifies the source of "War on Fakes" as a former Russian journalist who has worked with Kremlin-tied organizations
By Vera Bergengruen
March 15, 2023
Washington Wants SVB's Collapse to Be Simple
Most voters understand that those offering an easy explanation to something as complex as a banking crisis are playing a partisan blame game, one they risks prompting more bank runs.
By Philip Elliott
March 15, 2023
Eric Garcetti's Long-Stalled India-Envoy Nomination Faces Senate
The nomination has been freighted with questions about what the former mayor knew, and when, about sexual harassment allegations against his friend and once-close adviser.
By MICHAEL R. BLOOD, MARY CLARE JALONICK and CHRIS MEGERIAN / AP
March 15, 2023
Pat Schroeder, Pioneering Congresswoman
A remembrance of the liberal Democrat and women's rights activist, who died Monday at 82
By Molly Ball
March 15, 2023
Effective Altruist Leaders Were Warned About Sam Bankman-Fried for Years
EA leaders said they were deceived by the disgraced billionaire. But the red flags around Bankman-Fried were well known as early as 2018—and sources say the movement's brain trust downplayed the warnings and took his money anyway.
By Charlotte Alter
March 15, 2023
EPA To Limit PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' in Drinking Water
PFAS is a toxic group of compounds that are widespread, dangerous to human health, and expensive to remove from water.
By MICHAEL PHILLIS and MATTHEW DALY / AP
March 14, 2023
SVB Failure Becomes Fodder in Culture Wars
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank has become the latest target for conservatives in their mounting campaign against ESG.
By Janet Paskin / Bloomberg
March 14, 2023
McConnell Released from Hospital, Headed to Inpatient Rehab
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell was released from the hospital Monday after treatment for a concussion and will continue to recover in an inpatient rehabilitation facility, a spokesman said.
By MARY CLARE JALONICK and LISA MASCARO / AP
March 14, 2023
Biden Expected to Sign New Executive Order on Gun Control
The President has been emboldened by the midterms after his regular talk of gun control didn't result in massive losses
By ZEKE MILLER and COLLEEN LONG / AP
March 14, 2023
GOP Aims for Tea Party-Style Anger Over SVB
Republicans pounced on Biden’s efforts to shore up Silicon Valley Bank's depositors, calling it a “woke” bailout for elites. “Woke! It’s all woke,” joked a Democrat in response
By Mini Racker
March 13, 2023
Big Oil and Biden's New Relationship Status
The Willow project is just the latest development in the Biden Administration's complicated, evolving relations with the industry.
By Justin Worland/Houston
March 13, 2023
Biden To Approve Controversial Willow Oil Project in Alaska
The decision would be one of the President's most consequential climate choices and is likely to draw condemnation from environmentalists.
By MATTHEW DALY and CHRIS MEGERIAN / AP
March 13, 2023
Biden Gives LGBT Community Reason to Worry
An administration proposal could make it harder for trans people to access gender-affirming care. Is it a hint that Biden might go wobbly in his LGBT support as he prepares for re-election?
By Philip Elliott
March 13, 2023
Silicon Valley Bank Customers to Get Cash, Even If Uninsured
The move backstops the $175 billion that was held at the bank—about 85% of which was uninsured
By Nik Popli / Aboard Air Force One
March 12, 2023
Mike Pence Says Trump 'Endangered My Family' on Jan. 6
Pence's remarks were the sharpest condemnation yet from the once-loyal lieutenant
By ZEKE MILLER and CHRIS MEGERIAN / AP
March 12, 2023
What to Know About Trump's Possible Criminal Charges
The Manhattan DA’s office may be nearing a decision on whether to indict Donald Trump.
By Eric Cortellessa and Anisha Kohli
March 10, 2023
Donald Trump Invited to Testify Before New York Grand Jury
Prosecutors are nearing a decision on whether to proceed with what could be the first criminal case ever brought against a former U.S. president.
By MICHAEL R. SISAK / AP
March 10, 2023
How Members of Congress Deal With Their Mental Health
Current and former lawmakers spoke to TIME about their experiences with mental illness and how it affected their careers
By Mini Racker
March 9, 2023
Biden's Budget Highlights His 'Values' as He Eyes 2024 Campaign
Many of the key proposals are designed to draw sharp contrasts with Republicans.
By Chris Megerian/AP
March 9, 2023
Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell Hospitalized
McConnell's office did not provide additional detail on his condition or how long he may be absent from the Senate.
By Mary Clare Jalonick and Lisa Mascaro / AP
March 9, 2023
Is the Marijuana Legalization Movement in Trouble?
Voters in Oklahoma resoundingly rejected a legalization measure on the ballot Tuesday—following rejections in 2022 in three other states
By Tara Law
March 8, 2023
The Key Threats to America, According to U.S. Spymasters
China, nuclear escalation with Russia and white-supremacist violence were among those on the list at the annual worldwide threats hearing in Congress
By Vera Bergengruen
March 8, 2023
Rudy Giuliani’s Potential Legal Jeopardy Over the 2020 Election
"I blame Rudy more for that day than I do Trump," Giuliani's former press secretary says of Jan. 6 in a new TIME Studios documentary.
By Brian Bennett
March 8, 2023
How Climate Change Became Central to U.S.-Europe Relations
The meeting between Biden and his E.U. counterpart on March 10 could pave the way forward for constructive trans-Atlantic climate cooperation.
By Justin Worland
March 8, 2023
Why the U.K.'s 'Illegal Migration Bill' Is Probably Illegal
If passed, the bill would allow the removal of all asylum seekers arriving in the U.K. via boats to their home country or a third so-called “safe country.”
By Armani Syed
March 8, 2023
Why the 2024 GOP Race Remains Wide Open
At this point in the 2008 cycle, Rudy Giuliani and Hillary Clinton were leading in the polls. It's not crazy to think the GOP nominee will be someone no one is talking about.
By Philip Elliott
March 8, 2023
Why Wouldn't George and Kellyanne Conway Divorce Sooner?
Couples therapists weigh in on what might cause a split at this stage
By Belinda Luscombe
March 7, 2023
Ritchie Torres on How Struggling With Depression Makes Him a Better Congressman
"I have figured out how to excel in politics, not only despite my depression, but in some ways because of it."
By Mini Racker
March 7, 2023
The Most Interesting Think Tank In Politics
The Niskanen Center's emergence in Washington is more than a story about an obscure think tank. It's about whether ideas have a place in our politics at all, or whether we're doomed to division and stasis instead
By Molly Ball
March 7, 2023
Biden Will Seek Medicare Boost, Tax Hike in New Budget
The Medicare tax rate would rise from 3.8% to 5% on income exceeding $400,000 per year, with the full details of the plan released Thursday.
By Chris Megerian / AP
March 7, 2023
Pro-Trump Twitter Bots Swarm DeSantis and Haley
Online manipulation techniques are being used to sway the digital conversation about candidates while exploiting Twitter's algorithms to maximize reach
By David Klepper / AP
March 6, 2023
Trump at CPAC Pitches Military to Cities
Trump at CPAC called for the federal government completely taking over Washington, D.C., as Biden appears poised to block the district’s divisive crime bill.
By Brian Bennett
March 4, 2023
Nikki Haley Heckled With 'We Love Trump!' at CPAC
Haley, the first major candidate to officially challenge Donald Trump for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, was berated as she left the stage
By Christian Hall / Bloomberg
March 4, 2023
Why Pompeo (Yes, Pompeo!) Might Have a Shot
Trump and DeSantis could end up canceling each other out, leaving a narrow lane for the former Secretary of State.
By Philip Elliott
March 3, 2023
Biden Unlikely to Attend Charles' Coronation
President Biden is unlikely to attend the May 6 coronation of King Charles III, two people familiar with his plans tell TIME.
By Brian Bennett
March 3, 2023
Here Are All the Investigations Into George Santos
From federal officials to Brazilian authorities to the House Ethics Committee.
By Mini Racker
March 3, 2023
GOP Can't Quit the '87,000 IRS Agents' Lie
The Biden administration has no plans to hire 87,000 new IRS agents, but the debunked claim has served as grist for GOP fundraising.
By Eric Cortellessa
March 3, 2023
Bernie Sanders' Light in the Darkness
The Senator's new book seems to signal a shift, not just in Sanders but in the ardent following he’s built over the last eight years
By Molly Ball
March 3, 2023
Blinken and Lavrov Meet for the First Time Since Ukraine War
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov talked at the G-20 conference.
By MATTHEW LEE / AP
March 2, 2023
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