Trump further disrupts Obamacare repeal efforts
His tweet that Senate Republicans should repeal the law without a replacement could upend already-faltering negotiations.
His tweet that Senate Republicans should repeal the law without a replacement could upend already-faltering negotiations.
Trump’s son-in-law and aide has acquired a circle of political advisers, but he still talks daily to his closest New York confidants.
It would remove subsidies, take away protections for pre-existing conditions and send premiums skyrocketing.
But a weeklong recess won't offer much respite.
The residents of Colorado Springs undertook a radical experiment in government. Here’s what they got.
Iowa’s Kim Reynolds was handed one of the most powerful jobs in national politics. But before anyone can kiss the ring, she has to win a full term—and solve the riddle of Donald Trump.
The young prince who would be king might not only get his own country into heaps of trouble, he could also drag the United States down with it.
The Senate majority leader is in a health-care pickle, but there are reasons to think he’ll pass … something.
The Southern Poverty Law Center—led by charismatic, swashbuckling founder Morris Dees—is making the most of the Trump era. But is it overstepping its bounds?
The United Nations is losing hope that it can influence President Trump—and is threatening to activate Plan B instead.
Legally risky, undiplomatic and sometimes wrong, Trump’s Twitter feed is a document for the ages. And historians don’t want to lose it.
And what will happen if they don't start getting him right.