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As efforts to address expiring Obamacare subsidies stall in Congress, members of Trump’s party say it’s time to find a way to help millions afford health insurance.
Author: Karen Tumulty
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Trump mocked affordability, but will voters care? Ask your politics questions.
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Trump’s latest anti-immigration push echoes the nativism of the 1920s
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The president and his aides have escalated anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies in recent weeks.
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In a time of crisis, Trump falls back on rants rather than unity
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President Trump has used the language of divisiveness at a time when tragedy demands measured leadership.
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Is the past week a turning point for Trump’s second term?
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The stirrings of possible rebellion in the president’s party have come as Trump has struggled with low poll numbers and perceptions that he isn’t doing enough to address affordability.
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What the Cheney funeral says about current U.S. and GOP politics
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Those sitting in the pews summoned images of a bygone era when raw partisanship was not what defined leadership.
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The two ends of the Capitol are worlds apart — as the founders intended
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The shutdown fight showed the intended power struggle between the House and Senate.
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Epstein is the one issue that persistently splits Trump from his base
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Trump promised during the 2024 election to release the Justice Department’s “Epstein files,” but his administration has resisted doing so.
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Dick Cheney spent decades as the ultimate GOP insider. He died an outsider.
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Cheney helped shape the old Republican Party as a vice president who embraced aggressive antiterrorism tactics, only to see his party transformed by Trump and MAGA.