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Why the GOP Field Never Pressed Donald Trump on His Legal Woes
A Maine judge kicks the presidential ballot qualification question to the Supreme Court.
Congress Avoids a Shutdown … For Now
The House and Senate pass another laddered continuing resolution to fund the government until early March.
Congress Avoids a Shutdown … For Now
The House and Senate pass another laddered continuing resolution to fund the government until early March.
School Absenteeism Isn’t Going Anywhere
After skyrocketing during the pandemic, absence levels still haven’t returned to normal.
School Absenteeism Isn’t Going Anywhere
After skyrocketing during the pandemic, absence levels still haven’t returned to normal.
On ‘Making Things’
Promoting manufacturing isn’t as simple (or desirable) as it might sound.
In New Hampshire, Haley Finds Her Anti-Trump Audience
Plus: Breaking down Trump’s huge earned-media lead.
Congress Moves to Expand the Child Tax Credit
The bipartisan sponsors hope to pass the measure before tax season.
Congress Moves to Expand the Child Tax Credit
The bipartisan sponsors hope to pass the measure before tax season.
Trump Wins Iowa, as Expected
Trump cruises to victory as his two remaining opponents try to claim momentum.
The Iowa Caucuses Are Finally Here
With Trump’s win all but secure, a look at the fight for second place with DeSantis and Haley.