The GOP’s new debt ceiling fusionism
Republicans are trying to wring budget cuts out of Trump-era culture wars, but can it be done?
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Wednesday
Banning TikTok: a how-to guide
The bills and legal efforts to get rid of the Chinese app
Biden wants to tax and triangulate
Plus: Fox quiet about Tucker’s Jan 6 footage
Tucker Carlson bulldozes the January 6 ‘insurrection’ narrative
He’s being accused of ‘cherry-picking.’ Isn’t that exactly what the J6 Committee did?
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s leftward turn
The Republican Governator of California no longer
Tuesday
The coming fight over the government’s surveillance powers
The NSA says Section 702 is indispensable but the net they’ve cast is vast
Bill’s shattered Kristol ball
Weekly Standard and Bulwark founder offers more terrible fantasy presidential picks
Monday
Make CPAC fun again
The conference was a ghost of its former self
Can Marianne Williamson change anything?
Plus: China spends big on defense
Thirteen times Democrats gave George Santos a run for his money
Shock: it’s not just Republicans who lie on their résumés
Sunday
Why Tennessee’s anti-Drag Queen Story Hour law goes too far
Its motive is understandable, but it’s much too broadly written
Saturday
Marianne Williamson can out-empathy Joe Biden
The consoler-in-chief keeps missing chances to show compassion
Friday
Ron DeSantis’s strategic ambiguity
Plus: Joe Biden returns to form on crime
The lack of trust in Joe Biden’s government is dangerous
How can we tackle crises when there’s no national buy-in?
Thursday
Inside the James O’Keefe ouster at Project Veritas
Why did the board force out their founder?
Why Utah keeps frustrating hardline Republicans
Life here is more stable and consensus-driven than many think
Can Trump’s unorthodox campaign break the mold again?
He’s bucked his rivals and headed to CPAC, but voters rejected this approach last time
Wednesday
IT’S NOT FOX WOT WON IT
Plus: Bernie the traveling salesman
Tuesday
Lori Lightfoot gets the boot
The two candidates who made the Chicago mayoral runoff want to swerve her dismal legacy
‘Very positive’: Nebraska AG on oral arguments against student debt forgiveness
‘The justices focused pretty pretty heavily on the merits,’ Mike Hilgers said