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The Hill
2 days ago
Senate GOP fears land mines in House could derail Trump’s tax agenda
The Hill - Alexander Bolton, Al Weaver
Senate Republicans fear President-elect Trump’s tax agenda could be derailed in the House by several potential land mines, including calls by some …
POLITICO
3 days ago
Federal judge vacates Biden's Title IX rule
POLITICO - Bianca Quilantan
Joe Biden’s rule barring discrimination for gender identity and sexual orientation was crushed nationwide. A federal judge blocked the Biden administration’s new Title IX rule nationwide, crushing its efforts to strengthen discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender …
POLITICO
3 days ago
‘Catch us if you can’: House and Senate will race each other to pass Trump agenda
POLITICO - Jordain Carney
Instead of deciding on one bill or two, the chambers are choosing to sprint down separate paths. After spending weeks debating whether to pass President-elect Donald Trump’s agenda in one big bill or split it in two, the House and Senate made their decision clear Thursday: both. House Speaker Mike …
Rolling Stone
2 days ago
Trump Sentenced to 'Unconditional Discharge,' Will Enter Office as Felon
Rolling Stone - Nikki McCann Ramirez
After months of delay, legal sparring, and constitutional uncertainty, President-elect Donald Trump today was sentenced to an “unconditional …
NBC News
2 days ago
Judge sentences Trump to ‘unconditional discharge in hush money case
NBC News
The sentence means the conviction stands without any further penalties, making the president-elect a convicted felon just days ahead of his inauguration. What to know as Trump is sentenced: President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced to an "unconditional discharge" in the New York hush money case, …
The Bulwark
Storyboard
January 6: Four Years Later
Curated byThe Bulwark
The Bulwark looks back at the horror and tragedy of January 6 — and where we go now with Trump returning to office