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What It’s Like to Be on Trump’s Enemies List

 “Revenge does take time.” By Kerry Howley
the city politic

Will Adams Defend the City From Trump’s Mass Deportation?

 By Errol Louis This mayor (or the next one) faces a critical test.
america's mayor

Can Donald Trump Pardon Rudy Giuliani?

 By Margaret Hartmann Trump’s regaining pardon power in 2025 probably won’t help his former lawyer with his many messy legal cases.
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america's mayor
america's mayor
Can Donald Trump Pardon Rudy Giuliani?
By Margaret Hartmann
Trump’s regaining pardon power in 2025 probably won’t help his former lawyer with his many messy legal cases.
politics
politics
What We Know About Trump’s COVID-Skeptic Pick to Lead the NIH
By Nia Prater
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya argued against COVID-19 lockdowns and was in favor of using herd immunity to fight the pandemic.
the approval matrix
the approval matrix
The Approval Matrix: Wicked Legal Adultery
Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable.

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Trump Has Lost His Popular-Vote Majority
By Ed Kilgore
Let’s be clear about the limited nature of what he calls an “unprecedented and powerful mandate” from voters.
the city politic
the city politic
Will Eric Adams Defend the City From Trump’s Mass Deportation?
By Errol Louis
This mayor (or the next one) faces a critical test.
power
power
What It’s Like to Be on Trump’s Enemies List
By Kerry Howley
“Revenge does take time.”
tremendous content
tremendous content
Aide Natalie Harp Wrote Trump Adoring Letters. Is That Wrong?
By Margaret Hartmann
Apparently telling your boss “you are all that matters to me” is frowned upon.
just asking questions
just asking questions
Pat Ryan Ran As a ‘Different Kind of Democrat’ — and Won Big
By Nia Prater
The New York congressman has won two tough races in two years. He thinks the Democratic Party could learn something.
trump 2.0
trump 2.0
The Trump Transition Is Starting to Get Ugly
By Matt Stieb
Trump’s legal team reportedly caught adviser Boris Epshteyn trying to sell access to the president-elect and threatening top Cabinet nominees.
the inside game
the inside game
Brian Schatz Doesn’t Know What Went Wrong
By Gabriel Debenedetti
A Democratic senator makes the case that his colleagues’ postmortems of 2024 are premature.
the law
the law
The Trans-Rights Showdown Heading to the Supreme Court
By Irin Carmon
In a case on health care for minors, the justices could undermine decades of anti-discrimination law.
what we know
what we know
Which Trump Cabinet Picks Have Project 2025 Ties?
By Chas Danner and Nia Prater
Trump has named several Project 2025 collaborators to his Cabinet, and his transition team is reportedly consulting its personnel database.
politics
politics
Jack Smith Seeks Dismissal of Federal Charges Against Trump
By Nia Prater
The only question is whether the January 6 and classified-documents cases can be revived after Trump leaves office a second time.
stop the presses
stop the presses
Hearst Gives Thanks With Layoffs
By Charlotte Klein
Hearst Magazines lays off nearly 200 staffers across various brands, just in time for the holidays.
tremendous content
tremendous content
Matt Gaetz Stays ‘In the Fight’ … by Selling Videos on Cameo
By Margaret Hartmann
Head to the personalized video site to see Gaetz in How to Lose Attorney General in 10 Days.
inside job
inside job
How Did One Macy’s Employee Hide $154 Million?
By Matt Stieb
The retailer’s surprise announcement that one employee concealed a fortune leaves a lot of unanswered questions.
early and often
early and often
Trump Cabinet Picks: Everyone He’s Announced So Far
By Margaret Hartmann and Chas Danner
Trump stunned even some GOP lawmakers with picks like RFK Jr., Pete Hegseth, and Mehmet Oz. Here’s the full list.
the cost of eating
the cost of eating
What Trump Means for Tips
By Adam Reiner
It’s easier to sell $500 wine with a pro-billionaire president in office.
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what we know
what we know
What Are RFK Jr.’s Plans As HHS Secretary for Trump?
By Chas Danner
Here’s what Kennedy has said he’ll do, as well as what he can and can’t do, if confirmed by the Senate.
just asking questions
just asking questions
America’s Alarming Bird-Flu Strategy: Hope for the Best
By Benjamin Hart
Two virology professors discuss the lackluster response to an increasingly concerning outbreak.
politics
politics
Dr. Oz Shilled for an Alternative to Medicare
By Chris Stanton
Trump’s pick to oversee the program is a hype man for private-sector competition.
criminal justice reform
criminal justice reform
The Menendez Brothers and the End of the Progressive Prosecutor
By Lara Bazelon
A second chance runs into a growing national backlash.
just asking questions
just asking questions
Will We Get More Answers About UFOs in a Second Trump Term?
By Matt Stieb
A former Defense staffer explains how Trump’s intelligence appointees could provide more clarity in the search to find what is flying above our heads.
screen time
screen time
How YouTube Ate Podcasting
By John Herrman
With some help from TikTok.
early and often
early and often
Don’t Worry: MTG Will Supervise Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy
By Ed Kilgore
Their pretend DOGE agency will get some pretend oversight in Congress.