Jim VandeHei
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President Trump, with the clock ticking and congressional investigators closing in, plans to govern even more imperially, hell-bent on stretching executive power, targeting those on his enemies list, pardoning allies, and daring the courts and Congress to slow him down. Why it ma
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Voters were unambiguous on Tuesday: Don't B.S. us. Don't say you'll lower prices and end wars and corruption, then do the opposite. It's really that simple. This isn't so different from when Americans told Democrats not to B.S. them about Joe Biden's health, or about the words t
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Democrats won by epic, sometimes historic margins across red and blue states, up and down ballots.
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The velocity of change will only intensify. Media, like all industries, has a short window to adapt.
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Slowly but surely, the leading AI companies are creating a national self-governing structure to oversee their technology and its societal impact. With the federal government largely hands-off, Anthropic, OpenAI and others are self-regulating their technology and now setting up t
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Never in 250 years has America witnessed a sitting president shield himself and his family from tax scrutiny, after leveraging policies that benefit his own businesses and personal portfolios, as Donald J. Trump has done. Why it matters: This isn't a hidden scandal. Trump has don
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President Trump has proudly stretched the power of the presidency in never-before-witnessed ways. But it's the choices he's made with that power β often alone, often impulsive β that explain his plunging popularity and will define his second term. Why it matters: Every presiden