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The proposal provides new details on how the administration plans to overhaul USAID — and what programs it expects to eliminate.

An Institute of Peace security official said DOGE pressured contractor to gain entry.

The Maryland Democrat said the House minority leader met the moment, but the top Senate Democrat missed the mark during the spending fight.

Administration efforts have been hitting turbulence on multiple fronts.

The call came a day after Trump’s lengthy conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A federal judge in New York moved the case because the Palestinian graduate student was detained there when his lawyer sought his release.

The U.S. president’s repeated attacks have raised worries about Washington’s reliability, but decades of dependence on American equipment has no quick fix.

Democratic state lawmakers are trying to bolster protections, but those efforts are imperiled by legal fights.

The criticism isn’t just coming from activist groups or the halls of Congress.

A state lawmaker says his push to revamp school lunches “predates” the national health secretary.

Moscow struck civilian infrastructure Tuesday night, prompting Ukraine to respond with counterattacks.

Law firms are torn on how to handle the new Trump administration as the president targets some of their own.

The families of several people killed or seriously injured in crashes involving Teslas using self-driving technologies are asking Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy not to allow Elon Musk to influence crash probes or oversight rules.

The speaker has to deal with a new Trump-driven demand just as he moves to put the GOP's policy agenda into overdrive.

My father opposed Putin and was killed. Understanding Putin’s need for domestic repression holds lessons for how to end the war he started.

The Senate minority leader has a history of delivering bitter medicine when the party most needs it.

Paul Dans, the ousted director of Project 2025, says he’s delighted that Trump is implementing his agenda after all.

All Americans should be shocked. American Jews should be deeply alarmed.

Here’s the story behind how the media missed the story.

The low-drama South Dakotan has arrived at the apex of power in the Senate just as Donald Trump is exerting his own executive authority. Will Thune draw a line?

The Senate minority leader's decision to forego a government shutdown rekindled his old critics.

The emergency appeal comes in the battle over birthright citizenship — but it could have ripple effects in cases challenging many aspects of Trump's agenda.

Here’s key context on the Palestinian activist arrested by ICE.

The secretary of State has his limits when it comes to demands he slash his department.

The administration thinks the opposition is about to eat crow.

Wesleyan University President Michael Roth lets loose on Trump’s executive orders and the detention of Mahmoud Khalil.

The former California representative vying to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom presents her theory of the case.

The former Chicago mayor is already on the hustings, finding new ways to attack Trumpism from the center.

With Tuesday's spending vote, the president vanquished some of his final foes inside the GOP.

Politics is ugly. The fashion doesn’t have to be.