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Author: Karen Tumulty
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Pritzker finds his place at the ramparts of the Trump resistance
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The Illinois governor and potential Democratic presidential candidate is waging a full-throated campaign against Trump and his administration’s incursions into the state.
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For U.S. presidents, Nobel Peace Prize long fraught with politics
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Trump and his allies campaigned for an award that has frequently been used to send a message as well as bestow an honor.
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Government shutdowns have become normal. This one is not.
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Many of the actions of the administration have no precedent, which makes it a harder test of both sides.
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Hegseth wants to return the military to 1990 — a dark time in its history
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The early 1990s saw the U.S. Navy rocked by the Tailhook sexual assault scandal, exposing an underside of military culture.
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Trump swerves and swaggers on the world stage
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What remains largely missing for the president are the kind of foundational principles that historians might someday refer to as a “Trump doctrine.”
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Kirk’s memorial was an emblem of the Trump era — and a sign of what’s ahead
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The event showed how the line that used to separate religion and politics may no longer exist, particularly on the right.
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Why Democrats are holding firm on conditions ahead of shutdown
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Democrats are using their limited leverage ahead of a potential government shutdown, hoping to convince Americans that GOP spending priorities are the real danger.
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Free speech, political polarization and Trump: Ask Karen Tumulty your questions
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Join our chief political correspondent for her next live chat on Thursday, Sept. 18 at 12 p.m. ET.