RFK Jr. faces a trust gap. So do the health agencies he’s aiming to change.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took heated questions on vaccines from members of both parties in a Senate hearing,
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02:20
As Trump’s approval ratings fall, Democrats are doing even worse. Why?
Frustrated Democratic voters describe their party as “weak” and “tepid.” As Democrats try to regain their footing ahead of next
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23:20
With DC crackdown, Trump reorients balance of power between city, feds
President Donald Trump’s takeover of the D.C. police department and deployment of the National Guard has opened a new chapter
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23:20
Mr. Musk went to Washington – and found it’s a hard place to change
Elon Musk brought a chainsaw, audacity, and close ties with Donald Trump to his DOGE actions. But the effort failed
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21:20
George Floyd’s murder sparked a reckoning on race. But did America change?
George Floyd’s murder prompted Americans to reexamine their communities – and themselves. In Kansas City, Missouri, residents still confront a
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16:26
Some decry Trump disruptions. These voters exult in them.
Just as President Trump’s vision for America has intensified in his second stint in Washington, so, too, has his strongest
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15:26
As guardrails fall, Trump blurs lines between presidency and personal profits
From hosting a pro golf tournament this past weekend to joining the cryptocurrency industry, Trump family businesses are in full
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12:19
Could DOGE backfire on Republicans? Virginia election is a test case.
With a governor’s race underway and a high percentage of federal government employees, Virginia offers clues on how the Department
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07:20
A gulf widens between Trump and the press, with high stakes for free speech
A White House rebuff to The Associated Press – over the name “Gulf of America” – comes on top of
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20:24
Young women and men are diverging on politics. Why this gender gap matters.
Young women have lurched left on abortion, the environment, and guns, in contrast to young men – shifts propelled by
