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Trump's off-shore drilling and marijuana announcements anger Republicans
With the proposed expansion of offshore drilling and a crackdown on legal marijuana, the Trump administration created huge political headaches Thursday for scores of Republicans who were already facing a tough environment in 2018.
Trump’s break with Bannon shows the limits of loyalty
President Trump’s insistence that Steve Bannon, his former chief strategist and a top aide at the White House until five months ago, was a mere “staffer” is akin to Joseph Stalin trying to erase Leon Trotsky from the history of the Russian Revolution.
North Korea my-button-is-bigger brinkmanship again spotlights Trump’s fixation on size
Following President Trump’s tweets can feel like watching a short man drive a Hummer
Trump’s true priorities revealed in holiday news dumps
Trump's political appointees in Washington worked overtime over the holidays to deconstruct the administrative state and eviscerate several of Barack Obama’s signature achievements.
Political questions for 2018
To celebrate the new year, we're re-running the last Big Idea of 2017. In it, James poses several questions that he think will shape 2018.
Dec. 29 Headlines
Producer Anne Li fills in for James with three headlines that should be on your radar.
Dec. 28 Headlines
Producer Anne Li fills in for James with three headlines that should be on your radar.
Dec. 27 Headlines
Producer Anne Li fills in for James with three headlines that should be on your radar.
Dec. 26 Headlines
Producer Anne Li fills in for James with three headlines that should be on your radar.
Will President Trump’s second year go better than his first?
These are the big questions we want answered in 2018 about Mueller and the midterms.