Mr. Rice, based in the nation’s capital, covers current events in politics.
This year’s race has garnered far less attention than the previous campaign, though this one could offer more insight into the midterms.
By MATTHEW RICE
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The deputy attorney general, Todd Blanche, will take over in an interim capacity, the president says.
By MATTHEW RICE
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‘The countries of the world … must take care of that passage,’ the president said.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Under Republicans’ new plan, ICE and Border Patrol could be funded through the end of the president’s term, avoiding the risk of another shutdown.
By MATTHEW RICE
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The president departs the hearing after listening to the government’s arguments.
By MATTHEW RICE
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‘President Trump can sign all the executive orders he wants. It won’t change the United States Constitution,’ the Arizona attorney general says.
By MATTHEW RICE
||Politics
Both conservatives and liberals are having a good laugh at the former secretary’s expense.
By MATTHEW RICE
||National
Gallup finds Democrats’s advantage over the GOP in preferred political affiliation is twice what it was in 2018.
By MATTHEW RICE
||Politics
The White House says Trump is prepared to host an Easter dinner for lawmakers as a reward for working through the weekend.
By MATTHEW RICE
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‘Of all the people I ever served with, he’s the one who lived up to the hype,’ a former libertarian congressman said of Massie.
By MATTHEW RICE
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GOP leaders, primed to turn on one another, are set to kick off what could be the final legislative act of President Trump’s career.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Mary Peltola is considered one of Democrats’ strongest recruits of 2026.
By MATTHEW RICE
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