Naftali Bendavid

Military parade, big protests will fuel clashing visions of America

From “intersectionality” to “equity,” many say jargon is alienating key voters. But progressives say inclusive language is vital.

The Constitution allows the impeachment of “all civil officers of the United States” for “treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”

From prices to tariffs to dealmaking, Trump’s involvement in economic issues prompts both frustration and applause.

Although a transcript of the interview had already been released, the recording is striking and fleshes out the picture of the high-stakes session.

The appearances have also allowed Biden to defend his own legacy at a time when Trump frequently blames him by name, many Democrats remain frustrated that he took so long to end his 2024 campaign and a pair of recent books assert that Biden’s team hid his cognitive decline at the end of his presidency.

Trump has long promised to unleash a “golden age.” Now he is warning that Americans may have to cut back.

Roosevelt’s opening act yielded major new laws, while Trump governs largely by executive orders that can be swiftly challenged in court.

As Democrats link Trump to Social Security’s struggles, he reiterates his promise to protect the agency’s benefits while also carrying out sweeping staff and spending cuts.

Many groups welcome Trump’s focus on fighting bigotry but say his approach is harmful.