Millions hit the streets last Saturday to protest Trump, the president’s tank parade ended up as a fizzle — and a note about the future of this newsletter

A primer on the president’s unpopular stunt in California, Trump hopes to bid adieu to FEMA and scientific review of vaccines — plus, at the top, a reminder about upcoming Saturday protests

After deportation raids spark protests in a placid Southern California, the White House escalates by mobilizing troops. (Also, at the end: a summer song)

Trump and former sidekick Elon Musk have a messy social-media breakup; whoops, Musk fired too many people; plus, a joke about five words we never see in a headline

The Trump administration gets petty for Pride month, a health agency pulls a plug on HIV vaccine research — plus, some foods to serve Trump along with tacos

Alt: The Spider-Man 'you!'/'no, you!' meme, featuring two Spidey-suited people pointing at each other in front of an NYPD paddywagon.

How Trump’s naked corruption hurts the rest of us. Plus: stories from the tail end of last week, and a chuckle at the end

They’re not branding it an Obamacare repeal this time around, but congressional Republicans are pursuing cuts to programs that are part of the 15-year-old health-care law.

The “DOGE”-father marks his supposed exit from the administration with a pity party — plus updates from the chaos around Washington and, at the end, a little joke

Stories from the long weekend to ease you back into the chaos — plus reading to help you learn about House Republicans’ ‘big, beautiful bill’

… in the sense of carrying it out on its back, with ten toes up. Plus: some fun content for the long weekend

Updates from Week 18 of Trump’s chaos: the president gets a plane, the House gives billionaires tax cuts, and the Justice Department plays politics with prosecutions

The FDA announced it will limit access to Covid-19 vaccines going forward to people 65 and older and others at high risk of serious illness

SILVER SPRING, MD—In the aftermath of the deadly storms that ripped through the central United States over the weekend, the National Weather Service confirmed Monday that due to critical staffing shor...

Deadly storms show the harm of sidelining experts who watch for severe weather — while on Capitol Hill, Republicans try to pass their billionaire tax-cut plan before the public notices

In one case, he told aides on the encrypted app to inform foreign governments about an unfolding military operation, people familiar with his management practices said.

How President Trump and administration officials have kept choosing what’s good for themselves, and their backers, over what’s best for the American people

The Trump administration’s dismissals of hundreds of experts compiling a key report on climate change is only the latest in a series of science-related rollbacks and cuts. That includes job cuts at th...

The Environmental Protection Agency says it will roll back limits on several types of "forever chemicals" in drinking water.

As many as 20 pilots flying into the Denver airport Monday briefly couldn't speak with air traffic controllers due to radio transmitter outages, Denver7 Investigates was the first to learn Wednesday.

Mexican news reports suggest the U.S. recently orchestrated the secret, cross-border move of at least 17 relatives of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán to California.

From Week 18 of Trump’s term, new conflicts of interest, funding cutoffs, and defiance of court orders. Also, at the end: more ways to push back against the White House

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A look at incompetence across Trump’s team, Congress takes up a tax bonanza for billionaires — plus, at the end, a parody of … well, incompetence across Trump’s team.

The State Department has told countries seeking to lift tariffs to help Starlink—the internet service of Musk-run SpaceX—enter their markets.

A look at incompetence across Trump’s team, Congress takes up a tax bonanza for billionaires — plus, at the end, a parody of … well, incompetence across Trump’s team.