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Your tax dollars are funding his TV ads. And the White House says you should be proud to pay.

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While Republicans cringed at the champagne-soaked spectacle, conspiracy theorists scoured it for a message.

This is what it looks like when a movement begins to come apart.

Four years after Dobbs, evangelical leaders are confronting a Republican party increasingly uninterested in abortion.

JD Vance has spent years sucking up to the “five families” of the New Right. But does the vice president actually believe anything?

Your tax dollars are funding his TV ads. And the White House says you should be proud to pay.

Catherine Rampell and Sam Stein bring the receipts on Trump’s increasingly baffling fight with Canada, his latest promise of $5,000 checks and the ugly polling behind it, and his move to weaken fuel-efficiency standards while gas prices are sky-high.

There’s never been a better time.