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How Ukraine Turned the Tide of the War
By Simon Shuster and Vera Bergengruen
How Democrats Gave Ron DeSantis a Pass
By Molly Ball/Tallahassee
Pete Souza on Trolling Trump
By Philip Elliott
Republicans Reveal Immigration Agenda Ahead of Midterms
By Jasmine Aguilera
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Trump Allies Create a New Super PAC Called MAGA Inc.
The new super PAC could also play a role in a potential 2024 White House run for Trump.
By Jill Colvin/AP
September 23, 2022
Republican Governors Shipping Migrants Around the Country Is a Disturbing Attack on the Constitution
Governors DeSantis, Ducey, and Abbott are subverting the U.S. Constitution by shipping immigrants around the country
By Heidi Li Feldman
September 23, 2022
Why Ukraine Could Matter in Ohio Senate Race
Support for Ukraine is likely to be a pivotal issue for much of Ohio's large Ukrainian community, especially as Russia escalates the conflict.
By Eric Cortellessa
September 22, 2022
Putin Raises Specter of Nuclear Weapons Following Battlefield Losses
Experts believe it's highly unlikely Putin would ever go nuclear over Ukraine, but appeared to expand the realm of scenarios in which he might.
By W.J. Hennigan/Honolulu, HI
September 21, 2022
Why We're Still Stuck in 2020
Our national narrative is locked on 2020’s terms. Historians are likely to view the year as a turning point akin to 1968.
By Philip Elliott
September 21, 2022
Senate Ratifies Climate Deal on Planet-Warming Refrigerants
The Kigali Amendment requires nations to phase-down production and use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a major driver of climate change
By Matthew Daly / AP
September 21, 2022
How Trump Survived Decades of Legal Trouble
As he draws more legal scrutiny than any other former President before him, Trump's standard strategies for defending himself are facing the ultimate stress test.
By Brian Bennett
September 21, 2022
Donald Trump and Three of His Kids Sued for Alleged Business Fraud By New York AG
The suit alleges they falsely inflated Trump’s assets by billions of dollars in order to mislead lenders.
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 21, 2022
Biden: Putin Violating U.N. Charter
Biden said Vladimir Putin had “shamelessly violated” the U.N’s charter that protects national sovereignty as he tried to ”erase" Ukraine from the map.
By Brian Bennett
September 21, 2022
TikTok Adds New Restrictions on Political Fundraising
Ahead of U.S. midterms, TikTok cracks down on political accounts
By Alex Barinka / Bloomberg
September 21, 2022
DOJ Undercounted Nearly 1,000 Deaths in U.S. Prisons
"You have utterly failed," said Sen. Ron Johnson. "I mean, literally, you've utterly failed."
By Jasmine Aguilera
September 20, 2022
Special Master Appears Skeptical of Trump's Claims He Declassified Mar-a-Lago Documents
Trump has claimed publicly that he declassified the government records that were taken from Mar-a-Lago. Judge Raymond Dearie wants to see evidence.
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 20, 2022
House Moves to Tweak Law, Avoid Jan. 6 Repeat
The race is on for Congress to amend the statute that Trump and his acolytes cited in their scheme to overthrow an election.
By Eric Cortellessa
September 20, 2022
Why DeSantis's Migrant Relocations Are a Trap
So far, Democrats are approaching the stunt of relocating migrants in Martha’s Vineyard with the awareness that it is, in fact, a stunt.
By Philip Elliott
September 20, 2022
Exclusive: Elizabeth Warren Presses Crisis Pregnancy Centers on Abortion Data Gathering
Senate Democrats are asking the country’s largest network of anti-abortion pregnancy centers to provide information about how it gathers, protects, and shares the personal data of pregnant people
By Abigail Abrams
September 20, 2022
The Defenders of America's Elections
Unassuming civil servants are on the front lines of the fight to protect America’s election system from the Trump allies out to disrupt it.
By Charlotte Alter/Phoenix
September 20, 2022
Why Biden Sat in the 14th Row Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
President Joe Biden sat behind the president of Poland and ahead of the Czech Republic prime minister
By Julia Zorthian
September 19, 2022
What to Know About Trump Ally Tom Barrack’s Trial
The billionaire has been charged with acting as an agent of the UAE to influence Donald Trump’s foreign policy.
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 19, 2022
The Polls May Be Creating a Blue Mirage
The numbers are trending in their favor, but Democrats recall pollsters having trouble accurately polling Trump supporters in past cycles.
By Philip Elliott
September 19, 2022
Why DeSantis's Migrant Stunt Is Appalling
The Florida governor's ploy reeks of exploitation, with victims that were the least equipped to resist.
By Philip Elliott
September 16, 2022
Veterans Affairs' New Policy to Provide Abortions Sets Off Battle With Conservative States
Republican lawmakers vow to fight the policy that the VA will provide abortion services even in states that have outlawed the procedure.
By Abigail Abrams
September 15, 2022
Vote on Big Tech Bill Unlikely Before Election
Multiple sources tell TIME Sen. Chuck Schumer is unlikely to bring the bill known as AICO for a floor vote before the midterm elections.
By Eric Cortellessa
September 15, 2022
Who is Raymond Dearie, the Special Master Reviewing the Mar-a-Lago Documents?
Dearie will now be tasked with reviewing the materials taken by the FBI during the unprecedented search of the former President’s home
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 15, 2022
'New Global Energy Economy' is here, says IEA Chief
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has elevated security concerns as a key driver of the energy transition, says Fatih Birol
By Justin Worland
September 15, 2022
Senators Delay Vote to Protect Same-Sex Marriage
Senators delayed a vote on a bill to protect same-sex marriage after struggling to get the necessary 10 Republicans on board.
By Madeleine Carlisle and Jasmine Aguilera
September 15, 2022
Republicans Are Divided Over How Extreme to Make Their New Abortion Bans
As Republicans debate these policies, they're deciding for the first time since the 1970s what abortion looks like in America without a guaranteed right to the procedure.
By Abigail Abrams
September 15, 2022
Biden Approval Jumps 9 points from July
Support for Biden recovered from a low of 36% in July to 45%, driven in large part by a rebound in support from Democrats, AP polling finds.
By Josh Boak and Hannah Fingerhut/Associated Press
September 15, 2022
Tentative Railway Labor Deal Reached to Avert Strike, Biden Says
The five-year deal, retroactive to 2020, includes 24% raises and $5,000 in bonuses. Railroads also agreed to ease their strict attendance policies.
By JOSH BOAK and ZEKE MILLER / AP
September 15, 2022
Senate Holds Hearing on Social Media and Homeland Security
A Senate committee convened social media executives to address how disinformation and extremist ideologies put the U.S. at risk.
By Jasmine Aguilera
September 14, 2022
Mary Peltola Plans to Beat Sarah Palin Again
Alaska's newest congresswoman was friends with her predecessor, Republican Don Young. “No one will ever be able to fill his shoes.”
By Eric Cortellessa
September 14, 2022
Why We're Still Waiting on Big Tech Reform in the U.S.
Instead, the biggest changes since last year may be in the minds of consumers
By Megan McCluskey
September 14, 2022
Ken Starr Helped Birth Our Current Politics
Starr defined the culture wars of the late 1990s and, perhaps in ways Americans still don’t grasp, shaped the path of the early twenty-first century for the country.
By Philip Elliott
September 14, 2022
Ken Starr Dies at 76
Ken Starr, whose criminal investigation of Bill Clinton led to the president’s impeachment, died at age 76, his family said.
By Associated Press
September 13, 2022
Lindsey Graham Proposes National 15-Week Abortion Ban
It's the biggest step by Republicans to restrict abortion on a federal level since Roe v. Wade fell.
By Abigail Abrams
September 13, 2022
What Makes a Republican a Moderate in 2022?
Colorado's Joe O'Dea is running as a moderate. But he speaks favorably of Ron DeSantis, the Trumpiest alternative to Trump in 2024.
By Philip Elliott
September 13, 2022
The Mission to Modernize America's Nuclear Missiles
The U.S. ICBM fleet is outdated and breaking. Is replacing it worth the risk?
By W.J. Hennigan/Lindbergh, Wyo.
September 13, 2022
Kushner Works to Sculpt Trump Legacy
As Jared Kushner praised the Trump administration’s work in the Middle East, he did not touch on any of the investigations into his father-in-law.
By Brian Bennett
September 12, 2022
The Major Ongoing Investigations Into Donald Trump
Here’s what to know about investigations into Trump, from his alleged Jan. 6 conduct to handling of classified documents.
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 12, 2022
Inside Migrants’ Journeys on Greg Abbott's Free Buses to Washington
The process defies what one might expect from the national rhetoric.
By Jasmine Aguilera/Del Rio, Texas
September 12, 2022
New Hampshire Is Latest Test for National GOP
Don Bolduc is an advocate of Donald Trump’s Big Lie. Gov. Chris Sununu is among those hoping he doesn't win Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.
By Philip Elliott
September 12, 2022
What’s Next for the Jan. 6 Committee
While the House committee investigating Jan. 6 had originally signaled it would hold final hearings in September, they may now bleed into October and could include significant revelations.
By Eric Cortellessa
September 9, 2022
Justice Department Appeals Special Master Ruling in Trump Documents Probe
The Justice Department is appealing a judge's decision to name an independent arbiter to review records seized by the FBI from former President Donald Trump's Florida home.
By ERIC TUCKER / AP
September 8, 2022
Why the Obama-Biden Bromance is a Myth
The author of "The Long Alliance," a new book on Obama's relationship with Biden, explains how they never looked at the world in the same way.
By Philip Elliott
September 8, 2022
How the Republican Party Has Evolved on Same-Sex Marriage
The vote on a bill to protect same-sex marriage—which needs 10 Republican votes to pass—marks a pivotal moment for the GOP.
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 8, 2022
Steve Bannon Surrenders to New York Court
Bannon surrendered Thursday to face state money laundering and conspiracy charges related to allegations that he duped donors.
By Michael R. Sisak/Associated Press
September 8, 2022
Obama's Support Not Enough in Massachusetts
Eric Lesser, who drew the support of Obama and Obama allies, lost to Kimberley Driscoll in the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor.
By Philip Elliott
September 7, 2022
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