Donald Trump's first inauguration was a time of protest. Now, it's a time of Big Tech, big money, and Carrie Underwood. Here are four main differences between Trump's two inaugurations — and how they show his presidency this time around is more mainstream than it was in 2017:
Israel and Hamas finally agree to a ceasefire and hostage deal — and civilians couldn't be happier.
Musk's involvement here [cue broken record sound effect] may present a conflict of interest.
Scoop: Trump eyes AI czar to partner with Elon Musk for U.S. edge
It won't be Musk, but he's expected to be involved in shaping the debate and use cases.
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"There is no one — no one — who actually can relate to what she’s been through these last four months. No one."
Harris is telling her advisers and allies to keep her political options open
She could run again for president — or California governor.
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In this year's installment of an inane tradition like no other, a freed bird shall not be silenced
It’s an 11th-hour sprint to confirm Biden’s judges, while Republicans negotiate to slow the roll. Here are four things to know about how Biden’s judicial nominations are on the fast track for confirmation, and how that compares to Donald Trump’s efforts to reshape the judiciary in his first term.
Matt Gaetz's AG chapter draws to a close, but his career path remains wide open. For example: He may have resigned from his House seat *this* term, but he won reelection to the next term and is legally still allowed to be sworn into Congress on January 3.
