Washington Post – Politics:
The killing of Alex Pretti on Saturday, coming just two weeks after the shooting death of Renée Good, represents a crisis moment for Trump’s immigration policy.
Author: Dan Balz
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As the Trump upheaval continues, are there restraints that could slow him down?
Washington Post – Politics:
Questions remain on what constitutional or other checks can be put on the president and his wide-ranging actions.
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Democrats are in trouble and a provocative analysis offers ideas to repair the party
Washington Post – Politics:
A tough new assessment says the Democratic Party needs to reassess the loss of support among groups of voters it has long taken for granted.
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Trump shocks the system. Will he solve problems voters care about most?
Washington Post – Politics:
The president’s audaciousness in his first week was shocking and legally questionable. Many moves will do little to address Americans’ worries over inflation and other basic needs.
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Trump moves quickly to enact big changes. But this is only the start.
Washington Post – Politics:
The 47th president’s inauguration was anything but traditional, as Trump claimed a mandate and acted to usher in profound changes from the moment he took office.
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A dominant Trump looks to his second term to reshape, disrupt America
Washington Post – Politics:
On the eve of his second inauguration, Donald Trump is politically stronger than ever, but huge tests await on immigration, the economy and more.
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Biden confronts campus protests; Trump hedges on accepting election results.
Washington Post – Politics:
The current president had weighty foreign policy issues on his plate, while the former described in detail his authoritarian plans if reelected.
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Britain’s Conservative Party, like the U.S. Republican Party, is in turmoil
Washington Post – Politics:
Five years after a landslide victory, Britain’s Conservative Party is deeply divided and appears headed towards one of its worst defeats in a generation.
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A day all about Trump: Mostly out of sight, but still ubiquitous
Washington Post – Politics:
From the Supreme Court to a Manhattan courtroom, Thursday showed how much of the 2024 campaign centers on Trump’s legal dramas.