In the two-plus weeks since Marco Rubio delivered his address to the Munich Security Conference, the Trump administration’s jack of all trades has been widely […] Source
When the president took the podium for the State of the Union, the applause lines centered on growth, innovation, and American resurgence. But beneath the […] Source
Conservative pundits across the country and the social media sphere are excited about California. The blue bastion of progressive destruction has a chance to elect […] Source
A former climate change activist, who was once an outspoken advocate for Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal, is walking back her support of strict […] Source
Illustration: Lindsey Bailey/Axios President Trump's historic strikes on Iran happened without Congress' approval, becoming the latest example of the president sidelining the GOP-controlled legislature in his second term. Why it matters: Since returning to office, Trump has bypassed Congress and asserted executive power in unprecedented ways that could have long-term consequences for the U.S. and international order. - While Democrats have seethed, Republicans have largely defended Trump's broader decisions, though some signs of discontent are starting to show. What they're saying: "Any suggestion that the White House is not working efficiently and successfully with our partners in the legislative branch is a suggestion not based in…
Testimony and evidence in Asif Merchant’s trial has so far portrayed him as a zealous yet bumbling operative who never came close to his mission, which prosecutors say was backed by Iran.