With Maine Senator Susan Collins announcing her opposition to the health-care bill, Republicans are three votes short of the support they need.
How could two presidential advisers mimic the strategy for which Trump lacerated Hillary Clinton? Only if they believe they are as immune to the usual rules as he is.
Trump’s confrontation with the NFL, Germany’s election, Amazon’s future, and more
With Maine Senator Susan Collins announcing her opposition to the health-care bill, Republicans are three votes short of the support they need.
Violence in a few major cities drove the national murder rate higher in 2016, according to new FBI statistics.
High-profile members of the music world are showing solidarity with Colin Kaepernick—as well as the various ways protest translates across cultural spheres.
Despite new revisions to the Graham-Cassidy health-care bill, Republican Senator Rand Paul said he remains opposed.
“The truth is, I am kind of done with politics for now!” the former Fox News host told a cheering studio audience, before launching into an hour that was entirely about them.
What's different now: a U.S. president ready and willing to make his own destructive promises
As Trump grieves for the passing of a more violent NFL, the league's players demonstrate a new ideal of manhood.
When he began taking a knee during the National Anthem, earning the attention of the president and the entire press was the best outcome he could possibly have desired.
From what we know now, it was too small to seriously influence the election, but too big to be an afterthought.
The president has already backed down from his most strident attacks on athletes and adopted a less controversial celebration of the American flag.
The franchise’s first new series in 12 years is a radical departure, with an emphasis on heavy serialization and heated conflict.
Five days after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, its devastating impact is becoming clearer.
If her country isn't the leader of the free world, what is it?
E!’s 10-year-anniversary special celebrating its flagship family was surprisingly honest and strangely tragic.
In the background of today’s independence referendum, the fate of persecuted groups like the Shabak hangs in the balance.
“This fear is very deeply felt and not understood in the West—and it comes from a real place rooted in history.”
The alliance between presidents and sports was perhaps the last fully functioning bipartisan tradition left in Washington. This weekend, Trump blew it up.
NFL athletes are protesting on behalf of America’s founding values––and Donald Trump neither loves nor understands them.
For its ninth year, the Washington Ideas Forum will convene the nation's leaders, from politics and government to business and culture for two days of idea sharing and thought provoking conversation.
Back-to-school season means the revival laments about America's failing public education system. But what is it failing to do?
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The First White President
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The Obamacare Repeal Effort Might Finally Be Dead
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Masculinity Done Well and Poorly
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