James Carville laments 'the cavalry is not coming' to stop the Trump administration's agenda
Democratic strategist James Carville lamented that moderate Republicans are not rallying to mitigate the Trump administration's efforts, warning Democrats need a new game plan.
How the Make America Healthy Again movement swung from RFK Jr. to Trump
Calley Means says it was the day Donald Trump was almost assassinated last summer that made everything crystalize for Robert ...
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AJC poll: American Jews hold negative views over Democratic Party’s handling of antisemitism
The poll finds the Jewish community is deeply concerned about heightened antisemitism, though only about one-quarter said they personally faced an antisemitic incident ...
Musk cuts based more on political ideology than real cost savings so far
The first phase of the rapid-fire effort by Tesla CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump to cut waste from government ...
US Republicans find unity on taxes a heavy lift in Trump 'golden age'
Barely a month after predicting a new "golden age" under President Donald Trump, congressional Republicans are struggling to ...
Legislature adjourns without passing state’s supplemental budget
The supplemental budget proposes several funding measures, including emergency legislation to ensure MaineCare recipients ...
Democrats Need to Learn How to Throw a Punch
Republicans, led by President Trump, amplify and employ chaos at the border, casting Democrats as weak and deepening ...
A less certain path for a Trump nominee with bipartisan appeal
Good morning, Early Birds. Snow has frozen Washington overnight, canceling school, delaying in-person federal work and ...
Susan Collins is in a familiar place: the Trump hot seat
WASHINGTON – Since President Donald Trump returned to office, GOP Sen. Susan Collins has voted against confirming Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, pushed back on Trump's efforts to withhold ...
The path of best resistance: "Faith-rooted messaging would help build broader political support"
His partisans and his voters, in particular, say he's got the right amount of focus on matters like ending diversity, equity ...
WA senator insists controversial remarks on parents' rights taken out of context
Washington State Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen, D-Seattle, is standing by comments he made last week to a Fox News reporter about 13-year-old children making their own health care decisions ...
Political parties, megadonors drop money on Wisconsin Supreme Court race
On the Republican side, billionaire Wisconsin businesswoman Diane Hendricks gave the state GOP $970,000 in January. She owns ABC Supply based in Beloit. Liz Uihlein, president of shipping and packing ...