Trump shifted his Middle East views in his recent Time magazine interview, suggesting that the time has passed for a two-state solution.
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Even Without the January 6 Insurrection, the 2021 Presidential Transition Was Not Good. Are We Ready For 2025?
Four years ago, the Trump administration’s cooperation with Biden’s team was inconsistent at best. Can the two camps set aside their differences and properly plan for another transition?
Day Eight: Pecker Survives Cross-Examination at Trump Trial
Trump’s lawyer tries and fails to break a key witness
Will the Supreme Court Kill the National Labor Relations Board?
As Starbucks—and Elon Musk’s SpaceX—take aim at the New Deal-era body, the Roberts Court could severely curtail the right of workers to organize. Here’s how.
Day Seven of the Trump Trial: David Pecker, Trash Collector
The former publisher of the National Enquirer delivers devastating testimony against Donald Trump
Why Biden and Most Americans Should Welcome the Latest GDP Report
Despite the Gross Domestic Product growing at a sluggish 1.6 percent rate, the Biden economy still has plenty of zing.
The Divestment Encampments Don’t Make Any Sense
The demand that universities unload any investments having to do with Israel is half-baked and bound to fail.
Day Six of the Trump Trial: A Bench Slap and Pecker on the Stand
The court hears the first details of the Trump Tower Conspiracy
Poland Shows That Democracy Can Triumph. Here’s How.
The recent Polish elections showed one way to woo rural and working-class voters tempted by authoritarians.
Trump Vows to Crush the Civil Service, but He’s Not the First President to Try
Republican presidents have been trying to politicize the federal bureaucracy for decades. It would be hard, but it might be possible for him to pull it off should he have a second term.

