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The former Trump advisor and former presidential candidate recently spoke about the two-party system.

The disaster came after DOGE cuts to the weather service.

Musk’s plan can only work if he learns from the most successful political disruptors, including Donald Trump on the right and Bernie Sanders on the left.

“I think Washington needs to be overhauled a 100 percent, but I just don’t think a third party is going to do it,” DeSantis said.

The judge is weighing a demand by Kilmbar Abrego Garcia’s lawyers to order the administration to return him to Maryland.

Last month, President Donald Trump suggested weaning off FEMA.

The incumbent New York City mayor and Andrew Cuomo are each calling on the other to drop out, Adams said Monday.

The tech mogul spent the weekend blasting Trump’s agenda on social media

The National Weather Service issued timely alerts, meteorologists say, but few were listening in the hours before the early morning flash floods.

They say the decision “erodes trust” by pitting providers against federal recommendations that aren’t grounded in evidence.

A media conundrum for the age of gerontocracy.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen talks foreign trade, federal spending cuts and his once-rocky relationship with the president.

The president's former supporter announced Saturday he was forming an independent political party.

One group is betting the state’s blend of libertarianism and progressivism can be packaged to appeal to voters who have drifted toward Trump over the past few cycles.

Demanding a bill by Independence Day was a telling flourish for someone with zero tolerance for independence in the legislative branch.

The president spent nearly a full day pushing his domestic policy bill across the finish line in the House. Now, the White House is planning a victory tour.

A White House budget office spokesperson said some the funds were "grossly misused to subsidize a radical leftwing agenda.”

Allegations that a top Justice Department official sought to defy the courts have upended a key Trump judicial nomination.

Fewer meetings, more top-down demands and worries some officials may go rogue are upending the system.

Even the most competitive and evenly balanced states are infected by the same contagion as the hardened one-party states.

He has defended the administration’s most controversial court arguments in favor of its mass-deportation agenda. No one is more surprised than his former colleagues.

Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democratic lawmakers are chipping away at the California Environmental Quality Act in the name of building more housing.

Amy Acton oversaw public health for Ohio during Covid. Can she become governor?

The major parties have a habit of responding to electoral defeat by creating think tanks to generate new ideas and produce talent. But it only works when a party is truly ready for a different direction.

Reza Pahlavi has a famous name but whether he has enough support inside the country to rise to power is unclear.

The incoming German chancellor campaigned as a debt hawk. Then a source told him about Trump’s plans for NATO.

The former governor of New York resigned less than four years ago. Now he’s back, along with many of the same aggressive tactics that almost destroyed him.

A POLITICO review of Cuomo’s touted endorsers found that few of them stood by him in 2021.

Every year, tens of thousands of migrants set off to Europe from Africa in fragile wooden boats. But there’s growing evidence that these perilous journeys are marred by horrific crimes.

Trump’s nomination of Emil Bove to be a federal judge has sparked a larger battle within the conservative legal movement.