#US Politics

A 50-year-old Supreme Court decision transformed American politics into a money game. Here's how Buckley v. Valeo reshaped democracy and what it means today.

Gavin Newsom's memoir reveals how America's political elite seek voter approval to fill childhood voids left by distant fathers. From Clinton to Trump, a pattern emerges.

Trump's aides craft economic talking points, but the president talks about Iran, UFOs, and Greenland instead. Inside the GOP's messaging dilemma ahead of midterms.

Washington measures Israel support by applause volume. If Trump was the most pro-Israel president ever, why is Israel less secure? A paradox of unconditional friendship.

Two years ago, Trump beamed at Elon Musk during his Congressional address. Tonight's State of the Union finds him battling plummeting polls and policy failures.

Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs, but he fired back with a 15% global levy. $175 billion in potential refunds and renewed trade war risks analyzed.

From Wehrmacht-style uniforms to Hitler references, examining how extremism found a home in America's Republican Party and what it means for democracy.

Taiwan seeks urgent clarification from Washington after Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariff powers, raising questions about existing trade exemptions as global commerce faces new uncertainty.

One year into Trump's second presidency, analyzing the profound changes in US domestic policy and international relations that have redefined global order.

President Trump faces his first State of the Union address of his second term as poll numbers drop and Americans grapple with AI fears and persistent inflation.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faces mounting pressure after Minneapolis incidents, while her relationship with advisor Corey Lewandowski becomes a political liability for Trump.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s support for Trump's glyphosate production order has sparked open revolt within the Make America Healthy Again movement he founded