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But after Trump’s second week in office, we are beginning to see the downsides of the old/new president’s unrelenting offensive. Just as his various audiences inevitably miss some of his most debatable and less popular ideas, they’re also going not going to notice some of the things that the White House wants them to see.

A week into President Donald Trump’s second presidency, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ramped up its efforts to locate and arrest unauthorized immigrants.

President-elect Donald Trump is set to take office Monday, January 20th for his non-consecutive second term. Along the campaign trail, Trump has made several promises that he plans to execute on his first day back in office.

President-elect Trump selected venture capitalist Sriram Krishnan to help advise artificial intelligence policy in the Trump administration. The pick kicked off a debate over the holidays about immigration and H-1B visas, which Krishnan voiced support for in the past, and exposed a rift in Trump’s MAGA coalition.

The emerging split between two groups of Trump supporters – the grassroots MAGA loyalists and the less visible but more lucrative technology executives  – has already created a potentially damaging challenge for the new administration on one of their top policy priorities.

How Trump weighs his political considerations around immigration and tariffs against economic realities could determine the fate of both his presidency and the U.S. economy.

Optimism has been mostly absent from coverage on the left, and skepticism has been missing in coverage from the right.

Whether on the left or right, outlets often highlight stories in a way that advances a political agenda.

Your guide to the 2024 presidential candidates' stances on religion.

Hurricane Helene and FEMA’s response to it have sparked misleading narratives about FEMA’s funding, its priorities and management, weather control and lithium mining.