Today: “The Trump Recession Is Coming” Plus, Did the White House order a Trump loyalist to move against Lisa Cook?; Missouri’s bizarre Second Amendment law; Trump’s decapitation of the CDC; and more...
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Illinois’s JB Pritzker is leading a charge other Democratic governors should take up: In our America, we’ll make sure public health systems remain strong.
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Join The New Republic and David Blight, Yale University’s Sterling Professor of History, for a discussion about how Trump is trying to change our sense of who we are. Blight will be joined by historian James Grossman, Northwestern University’s Leslie Harris, and Carleton College’s Amna Khalid to outline how we can fight to preserve our history as well as democracy.
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Graham Platner’s campaign launch has been a sudden sensation. But what he’s building now is rooted in the work of a lifetime.
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The fired Fed governor has filed suit against Trump—and the discovery process may allow her celebrated lawyer to find out if the White House ordered a Trump loyalist to move against her.
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The Show Me State’s ambitious attempt to nullify federal law may be several steps too far for many of the high court’s conservatives.
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The slaughter of Palestinians continues. Most Israelis hate the war and their government. But a tiny right-wing faction controls all.
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The conservative justices have let the president have his way with the administrative state. Now he’s coming for the one institution they’ve been reluctant to let fall into his hands.
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The party is responding to Trump’s authoritarian abuses with timid messaging that sounds as if it’s been poll-tested to death—because it probably has been.
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Speaking at a North Carolina campaign rally almost exactly a year ago, Donald Trump painted a dire picture of the American economy should Vice President Kamala Harris win the presidency in November. “If Harris wins this election, the result will be a Kamala economic crash, a 1929-style depression,” Trump said. “When I win the election, we will immediately begin a brand new Trump economic boom.”
Trump was talking then about the election’s most important issue: post-pandemic inflation, for which voters blamed Harris’s boss, President Joe Biden. In May of last year, a clear majority—including 49 percent of Democrats—wrongly believed the country was already in a recession when Trump delivered that speech. Americans hated the economy and wanted a change. That is, more or less, the story of how Trump won the 2024 election (though it certainly helped that Trump spent the majority of the campaign running against an 81-year-old who wasn’t up to the challenge, to put it mildly).
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Trump’s policies are making school supplies and many other items households need much more expensive, says Julie Margetta Morgan of the Century Foundation.
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By Right Now With Perry Bacon
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