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Is Mitt Romney the future or the past of the Republican Party?
He’s tan, he’s rested and he’s ready.
Washington is consumed with the Nunes memo, which could come out today
The long-simmering feud between President Trump and the Justice Department erupted into open conflict Wednesday.
The State of the Union underscored why Trump is his own worst enemy
People have come to terms with the idea that there will always be a teleprompter Trump and a Twitter Trump. And everyone knows its not a question of if, but when, he goes back to his polarizing ways.
The Koch network is getting very worried about 2018
Top strategists briefed their mega donors at a strategy session on Monday about how bad the environment is becoming for Republicans and outlined their top targets.
Another data point for Mueller
Another bombshell suggests that the special counsel could be building an obstruction of justice case against the president.
Trump says he's "looking forward" to speaking with Mueller
The comments came during an impromptu meeting with reporters in the West Wing.
Updates on the Russia investigation
There's new evidence that Robert Mueller’s team is focused as much or more on potential obstruction of justice as possible collusion with Russia.
This is the way the shutdown ends
It took Republicans two weeks to come around during the 2013 shutdown. Democrats could only hold out for two full days.
This shutdown foreshadows a 2018 of inaction and gridlock
The failed efforts this weekend by moderates to end the government shutdown underscored how poisoned the well has become.