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Donald Trump

Published
December 18, 2016

Maine Voices: Winner-take-all election system means loser can win

The National Popular Vote interstate compact would ensure that the popular vote winner actually becomes president.
Published
December 17, 2016

Noted fiscal hawk would be federal budget director

Rep. Mick Mulvaney would lead an office that could seek to repeal Obama administration rules.
Published
December 17, 2016

Garrison Keillor: It will be a long four years, but they will fade with passage of time

Disaffected Democrats won't be getting what they voted for, but presidents are often less than advertised.
Published
December 16, 2016

Charles Krauthammer: From Democrats, self-righteousness over Trump’s Cabinet nominations

But a reassertion of basic constitutionalism is warranted after eight years of liberal overreach.
Published
December 16, 2016

M.D. Harmon: So-called progressive movement may grind to overdue halt

May there be a 'rightward ratchet' once the president-elect takes over.

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Published
December 15, 2016

Trump picks Montana Rep. Zinke for interior post

Zinke has advocated for more drilling and mining on public lands and expressed skepticism about the urgency of climate change.
Published
December 15, 2016

The mystique of Goldman Sachs, and why presidents are drawn to it

The firm's occasionally dodgy public reputation is outweighed by the deference it commands in circles of power for a reason.
Published
December 15, 2016

Booming border cities worry that ending NAFTA would hurt economies

In Laredo, the nation's busiest inland port, about 14,000 tractor-trailers cross the border daily and local officials say roughly 1 in every 3 jobs benefits from international trade.
Published
December 15, 2016

Our View: Broadband investment key to rural growth

Any infrastructure program should include a major commitment to internet expansion.
Published
December 15, 2016

Dana Milbank: Democrats get it: Success in 2018 means letting Warren wing lead

Reclaiming the populism Trump stole in 2016 is the best way to protect Democratic senators up for re-election.