It’s a relief to see the courts reject the Trump administration’s policies on the basis of the harm they do to people, not only the harm they do to the law.

The president is desperate for a deal. But the war he launched with Israel has only served to empower those who are quick to call his bluff.

Anthropic’s large language model says it doesn’t like having helped the U.S. military select targets in Iran. It also can’t keep them straight.

Democrats have been quick to condemn the HHS secretary but slow to act against him. But cracks in his “Make American Healthy Again” movement are beginning to show, handing his critics a weapon.

As Trump’s gerrymandering scheme backfires, triggering his fury, a sharp observer of Democrats explains how this should steel them to aggressively pursue post-Trump accountability.

Donald Trump is super healthy and manly, according to Dr. Oz.

A House Oversight Committee memo shows Representative James Comer plans to make big changes to the hearing process, including not requiring witnesses to swear in.

Iran still has a lot of firepower left.

Columbia University professor Elizabeth Saunders says any deal with Iran that Trump reaches now will fall short of America’s initial goals for the war.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is trying to distance himself from the decision.

NRCC Chair Richard Hudson suddenly wants nothing to do with the redistricting conversation.

President Trump can’t accept the staggering loss for Republicans in Virginia.

Despite Donald Trump’s promises, it’s going to take a lot more than a few months to bring gas prices down.

The “vote yes” campaign featured Trump in all of its closing ads in areas where it ran up huge numbers. Voters know who started this war.

Democratic Representative David Scott had a terrible habit of not voting in elections.

The Trump administration is considering a massive rescue package for the budget airline.

Patel’s lawsuit against The Atlantic states he was temporarily locked out of his government computer.

A new poll shows how Republicans are turning against Trump.

The CDC initially delayed the study, but has now blocked its in-house journal from publishing the study entirely.