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Trump and His Allies Sought to Corrupt Justice Dept., Former Officials Tell Jan. 6 Committee
By Eric Cortellessa
These Are the Factors Garland Is Likely Weighing as He Mulls Charging Trump
By Brian Bennett
'There is Nowhere I Feel Safe': Jan. 6 Panel Hears From Election Officials Trump Targeted
By Eric Cortellessa and Brian Bennett
Jan. 6 Committee Plans at Least One Additional Hearing
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Multiple Trump Allies Allegedly Sought Pardons After Jan. 6. Could Trump Have Issued Them?
The lawyer who advised former President Donald Trump on how to overturn the 2020 election requested a pardon from him in the days after Jan. 6, the committee investigating the Capitol attack revealed on Thursday....
By Eric Cortellessa
June 17, 2022
How Trump Pressured Pence With Taunts, Lies and an Angry Mob
"Make no mistake about the fact the vice president's life was in danger," a member of the Jan. 6 committee said.
By Brian Bennett
June 16, 2022
Eastman Told Trump That Pence Plan for Jan. 6 Was Illegal
John Eastman also requested a pardon from Trump in the days after the Capitol riot, the Jan. 6 Committee revealed.
By Eric Cortellessa
June 16, 2022
Jan. 6 Panel: Trump's Mail Voting Attacks Fed 'Big Lie'
Despite the pandemic, Trump encouraged his supporters to vote in person, which led to big swings in the reporting of some election results.
By Eric Cortellessa
June 13, 2022
'The Mayor Was Definitely Intoxicated': Jan. 6 Panel Highlights Giuliani Role in Trump's Election Lie
The Jan. 6 Committee worked to show on Monday that Trump ignored any advisers telling him what he didn't want to hear.
By Brian Bennett
June 13, 2022
The Jan. 6 Hearing Laid Bare How D.C. Is Still Recovering From That Awful Day
The Jan. 6 committee’s presentation on Thursday amounted to examining an open wound, writes Philip Elliott.
By Philip Elliott
June 10, 2022
Jan. 6 Hearings: What We Learned on Day One
Video footage by former Trump officials stirred many of those who attended the hearing.
By Eric Cortellessa
June 9, 2022
The Jan. 6 Committee Is About to Hold Public Hearings. Here's What to Expect.
Committee members are signaling that they've saved the most eye-opening and jaw-dropping information for the hearings, which start Thursday.
By Eric Cortellessa
June 7, 2022
Sussman Trial: What to Know About Durham Probe and Trump
A trial underway in Washington has brought new attention to allegations against Trump that were pushed by Democrats and proved to be false.
By Brian Bennett
May 26, 2022
Rick Perry Pushed Deals That Helped Friends as Energy Secretary
A six-month investigation reveals Perry’s hunt for energy profits in Ukraine
By Simon Shuster and Ilya Marritz/WNYC-ProPublica
September 10, 2020
CBP Defends Controversial Urban Deployment
TIME spoke to Mark Morgan of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection about whether federal agents will be deployed in more cities
By Brian Bennett
July 21, 2020
12 Ways the Trump Administration Has Deepened Inequality
The long fight toward equality in the U.S. is often recounted by listing banner acts of Congress and the Supreme Court. Every child learns about the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision and the...
By Abby Vesoulis
June 25, 2020
Names of PPP Borrowers Won’t Be Released
Trump's administration argued that names of borrowers and the amounts they receive are “proprietary” and “confidential”
By Mark Niquette and Zachary R. Mider / Bloomberg
June 12, 2020
U.S., China Trade Chiefs to Speak as Trump Threatens Deal
Trump threatened to “terminate” the agreement if Beijing wasn’t adhering to the terms
By Bloomberg
May 7, 2020
21 States File Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over 'Dangerous' Changes to Federal Firearm Regulations
Other states involved in this lawsuit include Connecticut, New York, Maryland, Delaware, Hawaii and Illinois
By Josiah Bates
January 24, 2020
Iran Tensions Turn Focus of Democratic Primary to Foreign Policy
In a race that has rarely zeroed in on foreign policy, the question has the potential to reveal fissures between Democratic rivals and upend the wide-open 2020 nominating contest.
By Alana Abramson
January 3, 2020
Pompeo Looking for Exit to Run for Senate: Sources
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has told three prominent Republicans in recent weeks that he plans to resign from the Trump Administration to run for the U.S. Senate from Kansas in next year's elections. The...
By John Walcott and W.J. Hennigan
November 19, 2019
Breaking Point: How Trump and Bolton Finally Hit Their Limit
As President Donald Trump prepared in recent weeks to meet in person with Taliban negotiators at Camp David and with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in New York later this month, National Security Advisor John Bolton...
By Brian Bennett
September 10, 2019
Why President Trump Cut a Methane Regulation That Even Big Oil Companies Wanted to Keep
The Trump Administration announced Thursday the rollback of an important environmental regulation on methane emissions that even some of the world's biggest oil-and-gas companies support. The fact that Big Oil backed a regulation designed to...
By Justin Worland
August 29, 2019
Trump's Muddled Message on Hong Kong Captures the Real Problem With His Foreign Policy
The confusion captures an enduring challenge of the Trump presidency: it’s almost impossible to discern America’s approach to key foreign issues because the process for setting and enforcing policy is ignored or irrelevant.
By John Walcott
August 20, 2019
Trump Drops Ratcliffe as Pick for Top Intelligence Job
Trump's announcement, which came less than a week after he announced his intention to nominate Ratcliffe for the position, came amid a series of news reports indicating the Texas Republican had embellished his biography, concerns in Congress over Trump's attempt to install a partisan in a role that oversees a constellation of 17 intelligence agencies and the prospect of an exodus of intelligence officials over his plan to block the ascension of a veteran deputy.
By Alana Abramson , Vera Bergengruen and John Walcott
August 2, 2019
Trump Says Iran Mistakenly Downed Drone. Iran Disagrees
The President hasn’t been shy about saying he doesn’t want to get involved in additional military entanglements overseas, but Thursday’s shoot-down represented the most serious clash yet.
By W.J. Hennigan and John Walcott
June 20, 2019
Donald Trump Didn't Really Win 52% of White Women in 2016
The idea that a majority of white women voted for the President has shaped national narratives. The only problem? It's probably wrong.
By Molly Ball
October 18, 2018
When It Comes to Breastfeeding, This Is Why Women Never Feel Like They’re Right
'We're overwhelmed and paralyzed by the debates about what's best'
By Susanna Schrobsdorff
July 12, 2018
For the Trump Administration, Reuniting Migrant Families Proves Easier Said Than Done
The federal government is under court orders to swiftly reunite the migrant families that were separated at the border under the Trump Administration's "zero tolerance" policy. But efforts to get even the youngest children returned...
By Maya Rhodan
July 12, 2018
I Fled the Nazis as a Child Refugee. Trump's Border Policy Echoes Europe's Darkest Days
Eighty years ago Britain took me in, writes Lord Alf Dubs. Would any country do the same today?
By Alf Dubs
June 21, 2018
Did the Trump Administration Lose Immigrant Children?
The outrage over the dual news stories was unsurprising. Reports spread that migrant children were being separated from their families at the U.S. border and that Donald Trump's Administration had lost track of nearly 1,500...
By Abigail Abrams
May 31, 2018
Why Donald Trump Hasn't Fired Scott Pruitt
“The more anyone tells him to ditch Scott Pruitt, the more he wants to fight them."
By Justin Worland
April 26, 2018
The Federal Deficit Will Hit $1 Trillion by 2020
The CBO says tax cuts and spending increases signed by Trump don't boost economic growth
By Erik Wasson and Sarah McGregor / Bloomberg
April 9, 2018
Schiff Memo Released
The White House deemed the document “politically driven"
By Billy House / Bloomberg
February 24, 2018
Trump: Chief of Staff John Kelly Will Decide on Jared Kushner's Security Clearance
“I will let General Kelly make that decision,” Trump said
By Jennifer Epstein / Bloomberg
February 24, 2018
Linda Sarsour: Trump’s Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Helps Unite America Against Him
It was almost a week after the 2017 Women’s March — possibly the largest single-day protest in U.S. history — that President Trump signed an executive order temporarily banning immigrants and refugees from seven Muslim-majority...
By Linda Sarsour
January 30, 2018
4 Keys to Rebuilding Our Roads and Airports the Right Way
An infrastructure plan requires these solutions, writes a former HUD Secretary
By Henry Cisneros
January 23, 2018
The Biggest Controversies From Betsy DeVos' First Year
From school choice to campus sexual assault
By Katie Reilly
December 14, 2017
President Trump’s Refugee Policies Primarily Hurt Women and Children
‘The United States has a critical role to play’
By Jina Krause-Vilmar
December 8, 2017
Should You Work for the Trump Administration Even If You Disagree With the President?
After 37 years of public service in the Navy, I am an unabashed advocate for everyone stepping up to serve our nation. When people very nicely say to me, “Thank you for your service,” I...
By James Stavridis
November 9, 2017
McCain Condemns Controversy Over Trump's Call to Widow
"That should not be the topic of discussion in America today"
By Abigail Abrams
October 23, 2017
Health Secretary Tom Price Resigns After Scandal
The revelation that the Health and Human Services Secretary had taken more than a dozen flights on privately chartered jets infuriated the President and prompted Price to step down
By Philip Elliott
September 29, 2017
Who Loses Disability Benefits in President Trump's Budget
President Trump's budget slashes funding for a social program that goes disproportionately to counties that supported him
By Haley Sweetland Edwards and Chris Wilson
May 25, 2017
Congress Should Leave the Michael Flynn-Russia Investigation to the FBI
The intelligence community alone knows how to get full answers
By Joe Navarro
April 7, 2017
Why Trump Is Interviewing Generals for His Cabinet
The benefit of their experience may be offset by a military-centric foreign policy
By Mark Thompson
November 29, 2016
Donald Trump's Administration Is a Basket of Deplorables
"None of this is normal"
By Darlena Cunha
November 22, 2016
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