Politics

Donald Trump The D.C. Brief

McConnell Laments Loss of Minority Rights in Senate

By Jay Newton-Small

Congress Is Now Mostly A Millionaires’ Club

By Andrew Katz

Phil Everly

By Linda Ronstadt

Traffic Problems

By Alex Altman

Apologetic Chris Christie On Bridge Flap: "I Am Not A Bully"

Facing one of the toughest tests of his political career, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie offered a broad apology Thursday to the people of his state and the city of Fort Lee for traffic jams...

By Zeke J Miller January 9, 2014

Officials Say Christie Bridge Scandal Hampered Emergency Responders

An EMS official warned the local mayor that the traffic was slowing down response times

By Noah Rayman January 9, 2014

Everything You Need to Know About Mr. Janet Yellen

Meet George Akerlof, the Nobel Prize winner, who happens to be the least prominent economist in the family

By Belinda Luscombe January 9, 2014

The Most Unprecedented Thing About Janet Yellen

Sure, I want to know what she thinks about the economy and our financial future. But my first thought: how does family life work for a couple that includes a top economist and the most powerful policy maker on earth?

By Nancy Gibbs January 9, 2014

Can TIME Predict Your Politics?

See how your preferences in dogs, Internet browsers, and 10 other items predict your partisan leanings.

By Jonathan Haidt and Chris Wilson January 9, 2014

Chris Christie Gets Caught in Traffic

New Jersey governor hits first real 2016 speed bump

By Dan Hirschhorn January 8, 2014

Alaska Takes Step to Becoming Next State to Legalize Marijuana

Legalization could be on the ballot in August

By Katy Steinmetz January 8, 2014

Chris Christie 'Outraged' At Staff's Role in Traffic Scandal

New Jersey governor says he was unaware of "completely inappropriate and unsanctioned conduct"

By Dan Hirschhorn January 8, 2014

Utah Won't Recognize Gay Marriages In Dispute

More than 1,000 couples in legal limbo while state appeals earlier ruling

By Eliana Dockterman January 8, 2014

What Pot Legalization Could Teach Obamacare

The benefits of starting small, harnessing markets, and expanding choice

By Nick Gillespie January 8, 2014

Gates Slams Biden in Memoir, Reveals He Nearly Quit

Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates has harsh words for Vice President Joe Biden’s foreign policy judgement in his soon-to-be-released memoir.According to the New York Times, which obtained an early copy of the memoir, Gates...

By Zeke J Miller January 7, 2014

Liz Cheney Drops out of Wyoming Senate Race

The daughter of former vice president quits primary challenge to Republican Mike Enzi

By Nate Rawlings January 6, 2014

News Flash: Americans in Broad Agreement About Pot, Abortion, Homosexuality

Why 2014 is already a year of national unity

By Nick Gillespie January 3, 2014

Obama's 18 Favorite Golf Partners (You've Only Heard of One)

An interactive tally of every round of golf that the president has played while in office.

By Chris Wilson January 3, 2014

Obama's Race for the Cure

The President's second term may hinge on how fast his health care reform can recover

By Nancy Gibbs December 2, 2013

John F. Kennedy's Assassination and the Conspiracy Industry

Fifty years later, doubts endure. Here's why the case will never be closed

By David Von Drehle November 25, 2013

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