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What If There Is No Low-Hanging Economic Fruit? 

The myth of the president-as-rainmaker.

Hitting the Houthis at Home

After months of attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, the U.S. and U.K. strike Houthi targets in Yemen.

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Hitting the Houthis at Home

After months of attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, the U.S. and U.K. strike Houthi targets in Yemen.

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Our Best Stuff From the Last Week Before Iowa

Christie is out, Haley is confident, and the weather might affect turnout.

What Does The Deep-Freeze Turnout Mean for Iowa?

A low-turnout caucus? I’m in love.

It’s Nietzsche’s World, You’re Just Living In It

Even if you don’t realize it.

McCarthy Was Never the Problem

Anti-politics and the House GOP.

Nikki Haley Increasingly Confident in Second-Place Iowa Finish

Plus: How the changing Iowa caucuses have affected the mighty biofuel lobby.

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Taiwan Votes. China is Watching.

Cross-strait relations aren’t directly on the ballot, but the One China policy looms large.

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Taiwan Votes. China is Watching.

Cross-strait relations aren’t directly on the ballot, but the One China policy looms large.

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Failure Theater

Three doomed approaches to the Trump restoration.

Donald Trump and Jack Smith Face Sticky Immunity Questions

Plus: It’s not just politicians being ‘swatted.’

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A Busy Day on the Campaign Trail

On Christie’s decision to drop out, CNN’s presidential debate, and Fox News’ town hall with Donald Trump.

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Four Days to Iowa: a Town Hall, a Debate, and an Exit

Last night was a big night for the GOP. Maybe.

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Four Days to Iowa: a Town Hall, a Debate, and an Exit

Last night was a big night for the GOP. Maybe.

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License to Ill

If the president does it, is it not illegal?