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Trump's tariffs run into revenue problem at the Supreme Court

The centerpiece of President Trump's economic agenda might be scrambled because of the billions it has generated for the U.S. government.

Nancy Pelosi championed climate as House Democrats' leader

Pelosi, who announced her retirement on Thursday, is regarded as one of history's most successful House speakers.

Two ways countries could respond to the Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs

Trump has extracted billions of dollars in foreign investment pledges.

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What SNAP beneficiaries are getting in November

The Trump administration has revised the calculations states must use for stopgap food benefits.

Nancy Pelosi announces retirement from Congress

Pelosi's departure marks the end of an era in Washington.

Zohran Mamdani and the Wall Street vibe shift

The status of New York as the financial hub of the world is changing.

AI executives rebuff questions about valuations

Sam Altman and Alex Karp snubbed concerns about the fundamentals of their firms.

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Behind the Curtain: Elections jolt Democratic resistance to life

Democrats now believe, for the first time since Trump won, they can stand up to the president and beat him.

"The Axios Show": Palantir CEO rejects surveillance state fears

"Your right to meet someone you think is hot and go to bed with them [should be] protected."

How Trump could squeeze Mamdani's NYC agenda

Mamdani's ambitious ideas to boost affordability in New York are now at a crossroads with President Trump.

"A bad time to be Latino": Pessimism surges in new Axios-Ipsos poll

Latinos' overall sense of optimism, safety and belonging has plunged across several measures since President Trump took office.

President Claudia Sheinbaum presses charges after groping incident in Mexico street

"If this can happen to the president, what can we expect for all the young women in our country?" she said.

Trump teased as possible first FIFA Peace Prize winner

"On the 5th of December, you will see" who wins it at the World Cup draw in D.C., Trump ally and FIFA president Gianni Infantino said.

Jim VandeHei's 6 roles for the modern man

It's easy to lose sight of what makes great people ... actually great.

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Inside Tuesday's blowout: Democrats' breakthroughs

The deeper Democrats looked into the numbers Wednesday, the more encouraging it seemed for a party that has been in the wilderness.

Trump sways some Republican senators on filibuster changes

Cornyn told reporters after breakfast he is "open to changes."

Democrats tap the brakes on ending government shutdown

Victory is emboldening the party's hardliners. Centrist Democrats seem stuck.

How a skeptical Supreme Court could complicate Trump's tariff agenda

While trade lawyers and legal experts expect the Supreme Court to complicate Trump's economic agenda, they might not totally undermine it.

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40 airports to cut flights by 10% if shutdown continues, FAA says

It's currently unclear which airports will be impacted.

U.S. sees Rafah tunnels crisis as potential model for disarming Hamas

A U.S. official said Israel "needs to grow up" and not allow a tactical issue to undermine the Gaza agreement.

Rep. Jared Golden won't seek reelection to Congress in major blow to Democrats

Golden cited "frequent threats" he receives and the "grim milestone" of the longest shutdown in U.S. history.

Possible Dem presidential contenders jostle over election results

No one admits it, but the next presidential primary is already in motion for Democrats.

House Democrats' campaign arm doesn't rule out meddling in the party's primaries

"We have, in a small number of cases, gotten involved," DCCC chair Suzan DelBene said.

The food crisis is here

After two federal courts forced its hand, the White House now says it will pay half of SNAP payments.

Trump still mum on former VP Cheney's death

"The president is aware of the former vice president's passing," the White House said.

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