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Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices

Trade War · United States

Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices

75% Center coverage: 57 sources

Johnson denies ‘big, beautiful bill’ threatens Medicaid coverage

Mike Johnson · United States

Johnson denies ‘big, beautiful bill’ threatens Medicaid coverage

34% Center coverage: 30 sources

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) defended the House-passed “big, beautiful bill” that funds President Trump’s agenda during a Sunday appearance on CNN, arguing that it won’t threaten Medicaid coverage for people who need it, despite independent analysis that suggests it will end health insurance for millions. See the Story

‘60 Minutes’ Reporter Lesley Stahl Blasts CBS Bosses Over Trump Lawsuit

Donald Trump · United States

‘60 Minutes’ Reporter Lesley Stahl Blasts CBS Bosses Over Trump Lawsuit

41% Center coverage: 17 sources

'It makes me question whether any corporation should own a news operation.'See the Story

Medicaid Work Requirement Could Mean Loss of Coverage for More than 100,000 in Louisiana

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Tucked inside the “big, beautiful bill” recently advanced by the U.S. House is a first-ever federal work requirement for Medicaid recipients. Starting at the end of 2026, the legislation would require that most childless adults document 80 hours a month…See the Story

Nominating Emil Bove for Appellate Court is Brazen, Even for Trump

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

President Donald Trump has nominated his criminal lawyer, now a top Justice Department official, to the federal bench. Specifically, he wants the Senate to confirm Emil Bove to a lifetime appointment on the influential U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, which covers Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. That court gave us Samuel Alito, perhaps the most reactionary of the nine Supreme Court justices, making us wonder whether Bove, 44,…Donald Trump · Philadelphia Read Article

The Secret to Reindustrializing America Is Not Tax Cuts and Tariffs. It’s Regulated Competition.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Republicans and Democrats now generally agree that we must make more stuff in America but no consensus exists about how to do that. Under President Joe Biden, the strategy was to offer subsidies to key industries, like microchip manufacturers, and then use targeted tariffs to protect those efforts. Under President Donald Trump, the plan apparently is to impose, or threaten to impose, high tariffs on a shifting set of nations and products while t…United States · United States Read Article

Resurrecting the Rebel Alliance

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

To truly end the age of Trump and his loyal oligarchy, Democrats must relearn the language and levers of power.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

God and Man at Sea

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Tanenhaus shows why anyone searching for a stable or politically responsible American conservatism should look elsewhere.United States · United States Read Article

What Hungary Lost When It Obeyed in Advance

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In March 1944, the Third Reich occupied Hungary, a country that until then had been one of Berlin’s closest allies. One of those who arrived with the invading forces was a lieutenant colonel in the SS named Kurt Becher. The SS leader Heinrich Himmler, one of Adolf Hitler’s closest confidants, had tasked Becher with stealing the wealth and resources of the country’s Jews. Himmler, in ferocious rivalry with other high-ranking Nazis, was keen to ex…Palestine · Palestine Read Article

What Elon Musk Learned (and Donald Trump Didn’t) About Governing

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

What do President Donald Trump and now-former Senior Adviser to the President Elon Musk have in common? They are both cranks. They lob baseless accusations against those in power—veteran politicians, executive branch appointees, and career civil servants—as incompetent or evil or both. They claim they can run the government better with a trove of seemingly common-sensical yet overly simplistic ideas. Unlike average cranks, who resign themsel…Donald Trump · Gaza Read Article

Why Did Americans Elect a Felon Instead of a Prosecutor?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

For all the post-mortems on the left, for all the gloating on the right, few have asked one question about the 2024 election: Why did Americans elect a convicted felon over a prosecutor? The legal system that valorizes prosecutors and demonizes criminals has so delegitimized itself that “prosecutor” and “felon” no longer resonate as “good guy” and “bad guy.” While there are reasons to oppose President Donald Trump, his status as a felon may not …Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

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