From Windmills To Ballrooms: Trump’s ‘National Security’ Playbook
Trump has repeatedly invoked national security concerns to maintain control over various domestic policy sectors while skirting public outcry and legal challenges.
Trump has repeatedly invoked national security concerns to maintain control over various domestic policy sectors while skirting public outcry and legal challenges.
The ruling allows the federal government to use a revamped voter-verification database for now, but questions remain about its accuracy and how quickly states can act before the November election.
With less than six weeks to go, control of Congress remains in doubt as new polling shows movement in key races in Michigan and Maine.
The proposed 250-foot monument was originally designed with public exhibits and an observation deck. Now it will also serve as a military complex, with drones, snipers and ammunition storage.
How a legal fight over Donald Trump’s name led to the closing of one of the nation’s best-known performing arts centers and a living memorial to a fallen president.
Does it seem as if moderate incumbents are getting wiped out in 2026? The numbers tell a different story.
The final primary, in Delaware, saw incumbent Chris Coons beat a candidate who had legally changed his name to ‘No-Trump.’
Trump has employed executive orders and administrative actions in an attempt to shape the midterms – in some cases more successfully than others.
State Democratic parties are recruiting volunteers to monitor polling places and fight disinformation amid concerns Trump could send federal agents to the polls.
The convention largely focused on Trump, who asked voters to “pretend” he was “still on the ballot.”