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A few state senators bucked Trump on mid-decade gerrymandering. He endorsed their opponents. And Trump’s candidates won. But there is a silver lining here. |
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What started with tariffs has escalated with the Iran war. He’s playing a giant game of chicken, and everyone will lose. |
The president wants to permanently honor 250 Americans with statues near the National Mall. The list is not as controversial as you’d expect, but there are some weird inclusions. |
Trump’s biggest target, Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, wasn’t affected in the elections bloodbath. |
A few electrifying speeches. A willingness to talk about corruption. An artful straddling of the center-left divide. And suddenly he’s high on the 2028 lists. |
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In Louisiana’s attempt to restrict the telehealth prescription of mifepristone, the lawsuit redefines reproductive freedom as "coercion" or "abusing women," and genuine coercion as "states’ rights" or "protecting women." It couldn’t be more wrong. |
Her characters grapple with mean, stubborn, and lonely parents, and work out how to grow old without turning into them. |
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claims it has a case against the newspaper detested by President Trump. |
The Daily Blast With Greg Sargent |
Donald Trump hasn’t thought this one through. Politico reports that Republicans are grappling with rising "anxiety" about the midterms. A key reason: Trump’s obsession with his ballroom and other pet projects is muddying the GOP economic message. That’s bad enough. Worse, Republicans just agreed to seek $1 billion in taxpayer money for the ballroom. Though this is allegedly for security, vulnerable Republicans will hate having to defend this. It’s not just that they themselves are lamenting that the project is distracting from their economic message. It’s also that the ballroom is already deeply unpopular and they’re now tied more tightly to it. We talked to political scientist Tom Schaller, author of a good piece on Trump’s "vanity presidency." He explains why the ballroom is so deadly for the GOP, how Trump is creating a uniquely "personalist" presidency, and why Trump’s megalomania actually matters to the voters who will help decide the midterms. |
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It’s hardly a neo-Prohibition movement, but MAGA personalities and far-right trolls are swearing off drinking—for predictably weird reasons. |
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