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Joe Biden Pledges Police Reform After Derek Chauvin's Guilty Verdict
By Alana Abramson
The White House Aims to Prioritize People With Disabilities
By Abigail Abrams
What the COVID-19 Relief Bill Means for Joe Biden
By Alana Abramson
Vice President Harris: 'We Are Undaunted'
By Michael Zennie
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How Trump's Effort to Steal the Election Tore Apart the GOP—and the Country
"We will never give up, we will never concede!" President Donald Trump told the crowd of supporters he had summoned to Washington on Jan. 6. They heard him and obeyed. Within hours, a mob of...
By Molly Ball
January 7, 2021
Donald Trump Couldn't Be Prosecuted in Office. What Happens When He Leaves?
He couldn't be prosecuted in office. Should he be when he leaves?
By Simon Shuster
November 12, 2020
Trump Fires Defense Secretary Mark Esper
The President announced Monday in a tweet that Christopher C. Miller will serve as acting director in the interim
By Justin Sink / Bloomberg
November 9, 2020
Trump's Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Has COVID-19
It wasn’t immediately clear when Meadows learned that he had contracted the virus or whether he had developed symptoms of COVID-19
By Jennifer Jacobs, Tyler Pager and Mario Parker / Bloomberg
November 6, 2020
WH Aide Kudlow: Stimulus Not Needed for Recovery
House Democrats have passed a $2.2 trillion proposal
By Tony Czuczka / Bloomberg
October 11, 2020
Kellyanne Conway Leaving White House, Citing Family
Over the weekend, the Conway's high-school age daughter, Claudia, posted a series of tweets in which she said she was “devastated” that her mother is speaking at the Republican National Convention
By Jordan Fabian and Josh Wingrove / Bloomberg
August 24, 2020
Trump Associates Got Millions in PPP Loans
Loan recipients included a law firm run by one of Trump’s key defenders in the Russia probe, a Kushner family real estate project and the publisher of the National Enquirer
By Caleb Melby and Shahien Nasiripour / Bloomberg
July 7, 2020
FDA Head Declines to Defend or Deny Trump Claim That 99% of COVID-19 Cases Are 'Totally Harmless'
The President's claim contradicts the existing data
By Tara Law
July 5, 2020
Biden Calls Trump USAID Appointee 'Islamophobic'
Mark Kevin Lloyd, appointed as a Religious Freedom Adviser, had called Islam a "barbaric cult"
By Sanya Mansoor
June 30, 2020
Bolton: ‘Remarkable’ Trump Says He Wasn’t Briefed on Russia
The New York 'Times' reported Russian military intelligence paid Taliban-linked militias to kill Americans
By Ros Krasny and Ben Brody / Bloomberg
June 28, 2020
WH Denies Trump Briefed on Russia’s ‘Bounty’
The statement came shortly after Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden slammed Trump for the alleged inaction
By Jennifer Epstein and Ben Brody / Bloomberg
June 28, 2020
John Bolton: Trump Put Ambitions Ahead of Nation
A long-anticipated new book by former national security advisor John Bolton contains explosive revelations about President Donald Trump's conduct in office
By Tessa Berenson
June 17, 2020
'Black Lives Matter' Banner Removed From U.S. Embassy in Seoul
A large, multicolored “pride” banner recognizing LGBTQ people was also removed Monday
By Jeong-Ho Lee, Nick Wadhams and Jennifer Jacobs / Bloomberg
June 15, 2020
Trump Suggests MAGA Rally at White House
Trump warned that Friday’s protesters would have been met by “the most vicious dogs”
By Justin Sink and Jordan Fabian / Bloomberg
May 30, 2020
Trump: U.S. COVID-19 Cases Are ‘Badge of Honor’
The U.S. has the highest number of reported infections globally
May 19, 2020
Eric Trump: Distancing Is a Democrat 'Strategy'
He said that Democrats are trying to take away Trump's rallies, calling them the President's "greatest asset"
By Tara Law
May 17, 2020
White House Pushes to Curb Food Stamps Amid COVID-19
The new requirements would strip 688,000 Americans of their food benefits
By Abby Vesoulis
May 13, 2020
Trump’s Racially-Charged Retweet of ‘China Virus’ Message Fuels Tensions With Beijing
Chinese Leader Xi Jinping has been struggling to control the political narrative of the novel coronavirus
By Iain Marlow / Bloomberg
March 11, 2020
White House: Trump Not Tested for Coronavirus
At least five GOP lawmakers have put themselves in self-quarantine
By Billy House / Bloomberg
March 9, 2020
Why Trump's Coronavirus Response Was Doomed
The Trump Administration’s strategy to combat COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, began with a relatively simple focus: keep it out of the United States. In service of that goal, the White House issued drastic travel restrictions,...
By Vera Bergengruen
March 5, 2020
President Trump's Gifts From Other Nations Include Golf Clubs, Portraits of Himself: Report
France’s Emmanuel Macron gave Trump a Louis Vuitton golf bag
By Josh Wingrove and Gregory Korte / Bloomberg
February 24, 2020
Thomas Jefferson's Vision of Equality Was Not All-Inclusive. But It Was Transformative
Thomas Jefferson began life in a monarchy, under the reign of George II, in one of Britain’s North American colonies—Virginia. In this monarchical system everyone knew his or her place, with little expectation of being...
By Annette Gordon-Reed
February 20, 2020
1,100 Former DOJ Officials Call for Attorney General to Resign
The former officials accuse Barr of "doing the President's personal bidding"
By Sanya Mansoor
February 16, 2020
Russian Spacecraft Tailing U.S. Spy Satellite, General Says
"We view this behavior as unusual and disturbing"
By W.J. Hennigan
February 10, 2020
Trump Gave a Scholarship to a 4th Grader ‘Trapped’ in a ‘Failing’ Public Education at the State of the Union. She Reportedly Attends a Top Charter School
Trump pointed to her experience as an argument for expanding school choice
By Madeleine Carlisle
February 8, 2020
Fact-Checking Trump's 2020 State of the Union
The President made several claims that were exaggerated or false
By Tara Law
February 5, 2020
As Impeachment Vote Nears, House Democrats and Trump Defense Get a Last Chance to Make Their Case in Trial
With the outcome all but decided, House managers and President Donald Trump’s defense lawyers stood before the Senate for what will almost certainly be the final time at the impeachment trial on Monday, advancing two...
By Tessa Berenson
February 3, 2020
Emails Show NOAA's Anger Over Trump's Dorian Map
Trump's false claim that Alabama was at risk and the altered map was swiftly deemed #sharpiegate
By Madeleine Carlisle
February 1, 2020
Wuhan Coronavirus Could Test the Trump Administration's Ability to Respond to a Crisis. Experts are Worried
As a new strain of coronavirus moves from the Wuhan province of China to other parts of the world, including the United States, public health leaders are advising government officials to embrace a deliberate, measured...
By Abigail Abrams
January 31, 2020
Trump Plans Counter Programming to Primaries
Donald Trump has never been one to cede the spotlight. As the hotly contested Democratic primaries kick off in Iowa and New Hampshire over the next two weeks, Trump is pushing himself to center stage...
By Brian Bennett
January 30, 2020
Why the Impeachment Fight Is About More Than Trump
As the Senate considers whether to remove Donald Trump from office, there's more at stake in his impeachment trial than just one man's political fate. The power of the presidency itself will expand or shrink...
By Tessa Berenson
January 30, 2020
U.S. Response to Wuhan Coronavirus Grows, But No Emergency Declaration Yet
The Trump Administration has begun scrambling a response to the coronavirus outbreak that originated in the central Chinese city of Wuhan—but has so far stopped short of declaring the situation a public health emergency. "Americans...
By Tessa Berenson
January 28, 2020
Bolton Book Tests Trump's Strategy
Donald Trump’s impeachment team began their second day of arguments less than 24 hours after revelations from John Bolton threatened to undermine key aspects of their defense. But Trump’s lawyers decided to plow ahead on...
By Tessa Berenson
January 27, 2020
Trump Spiritual Advisor Calls for Miscarriage of 'Satanic Pregnancies'
White said her words had been “taken out of context”
By Tara Law
January 26, 2020
Trump's Impeachment Defense
Over the course of the two-hour presentation that kicked off a new phase in the trial, Trump's lawyers placed the government's summary of the phone call—which the President has long maintained was "perfect"—at the heart of their client's defense
By Tessa Berenson
January 25, 2020
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Allegedly Cursed Out a Reporter and Asked Her to Identify Ukraine on a Map
Mary Louise Kelly alleged Pompeo became upset after she asked about former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch
By Madeleine Carlisle
January 25, 2020
Trump's Defense Begins
Jan. 25 marks the first time Trump's lawyers will formally lay out their defense
By Tessa Berenson
January 25, 2020
McConnell's Impeachment Priority Is the 2020 Senate
For McConnell, impeachment means ensuring maximum political advantage for Republican senators
By Philip Elliott
January 21, 2020
The Constitutional Question
Democrats and the White House traded opening shots in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial over the holiday weekend, with each side accusing the other of attempting to subvert the 2020 election. But beneath the heated...
By Tessa Berenson
January 20, 2020
Ex-Trump Economic Advisor: Tariffs 'Hurt' U.S.
"I don't think the tariffs helped us get to any different outcome"
By Sanya Mansoor
January 19, 2020
Rosenstein Released Strzok, Page Texts
The texts have fueled allegations of FBI bias
By Jasmine Aguilera
January 18, 2020
Dershowitz, Starr to Join Trump Impeachment Team
The White House impeachment legal defense team is taking shape as the Senate trial is set to begin next week, adding lawyers Alan Dershowitz, Kenneth Starr and Robert Ray to the group, according to a...
By Tessa Berenson
January 17, 2020
Kushner’s Unusual White House Role
The unusual power of Jared Kushner
By Brian Bennett
January 16, 2020
Trump Vows ‘Big Action’ on School Prayer
Prayer has long been banned in public schools, but the President wants to appeal to his evangelical base
By Katie Reilly
January 15, 2020
Florida University Names 'Exquisite Human Being' Melania Trump As Its 2020 'Woman of Distinction'
Palm Beach Atlantic University will fete the First Lady with a luncheon in February
By Mahita Gajanan
January 10, 2020
Low Trust In Trump Outside of U.S.: New Survey
Most people living outside of the U.S. don't trust President Donald Trump to do the right thing in international affairs
By Madeline Roache
January 8, 2020
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