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King Charles Visits U.S.: All the News, Pomp, & Royal Drama

The royals arrived in the U.S. on Monday afternoon for an unusually awkward and high-stakes state visit. By Margaret Hartmann

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New Details Emerge About WHCD Shooter’s Path to Violence

By Nia Prater Cole Tomas Allen, who railed against Trump in a manifesto, has been charged with attempting to assassinate the president and faces a life sentence.

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‘I’m Not Sure When I’m Ever Not Going to Be Angry Anymore’

By Benjamin Hart USAID whistleblower Nicholas Enrich recalls how Elon Musk’s “incompetent buffoons” destroyed a lifesaving agency.

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royal rumblings

royal rumblings

King Charles Visits U.S.: All the News, Pomp, & Royal Drama

By Margaret Hartmann

The royals arrived in the U.S. on Monday afternoon for an unusually awkward and high-stakes state visit.

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early and often

Trump Called for Unity After WHCD. It Didn’t Last Long.

Despite the post-shooting “Kumbaya” moment, Trump and his allies are already weaponizing the attempted assassination against the opposition.

New Details Emerge About WHCD Shooter’s Path to Violence

Cole Tomas Allen, who railed against Trump in a manifesto, has been charged with attempting to assassinate the president and faces a life sentence.

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‘I’m Not Happy. Buyers Are Not Happy.’

The pied-à-terre tax has caused quite a stir among brokers who deal in eight-figure listings.

just asking questions

just asking questions

‘I’m Not Sure When I’m Ever Not Going to Be Angry Anymore’

By Benjamin Hart

USAID whistleblower Nicholas Enrich recalls how Elon Musk’s “incompetent buffoons” destroyed a lifesaving agency.

american affairs

american affairs

We Can Stop Pretending Trump Was Ever Pro-worker

His recently departed Labor secretary will be remembered more for misconduct allegations than doing anything for unions.

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we'll do it live

WHCD Shooting and Aftermath: As It Happened

By Intelligencer Staff

Our running account of the shocking attempted attack.

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stop the presses

The Strange Aftermath of the WHCD Shooting

By Charlotte Klein

Sean Spicer, flamenco dancers, and a tequila cart.

What I Saw and Felt Inside the Ballroom During the WHCD Shooting

Security did its job — and the instant collective response of other guests was more rattling than the chaos itself.

Why Can’t We Treat GLP-1’s Like Medicine?

Last summer, I was prescribed Mounjaro for my diabetes and entered a debate I never asked for.

The Downgrading of the American Tech Worker

By John Herrman

Meta is laying off more workers — and monitoring the ones who are left in order to train AI to maybe replace them.

Is Melania Trump a U.S. Citizen? Her Immigration Story, Explained.

By Margaret Hartmann

Where is Melania from originally? How did she meet Donald Trump? Despite her memoir and movie, parts of the First Lady’s backstory are still hazy.

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early and often

Tom Steyer Wants to Be California Left’s Favorite Billionaire

The candidate for California governor is winning over progressives by promising to take on ultrawealthy people (like himself).

The Whole Mike Vrabel–Dianna Russini Mess, Explained

Here’s what we know about the scandal involving the New England Patriots coach and a top sports reporter covering the NFL.

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early and often

Why Is a Magician Hosting the White House Correspondents’ Dinner?

Oz Pearlman is a “mentalist” who likes to guess people’s PIN numbers and will probably not make fun of President Trump.

Trump Seems to Be Planning Ahead for Losing the Senate

His firing of Pam Bondi and his nudging of Samuel Alito toward retirement suggest he is well aware of the GOP’s nightmare midterm scenario.

from the archives

from the archives

From the Archives: The Macabre Case of the Man in the Mask

By Anthony Haden-Guest

And the shadowy world of Andrew Crispo.

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early and often

The GOP’s Dilemma: Pass ICE Funding Now or Make Bill Even Worse

Senate Republicans advanced a bill that gives ICE another $70 billion with no reforms. But the House may want to pack in more MAGA goodies.

Mamdani Has Mightily Pissed Off One of NYC’s Richest People

After the mayor made CEO Ken Griffin the face of a pied-à-terre tax, Griffin’s company said it might halt construction on a new tower.

Trump’s Average Job Approval Hits New Second-Term Low

Thanks to an unpopular war and rising living costs, Trump’s poll numbers continue to sag, especially among voters who helped him win in 2024.

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early and often

Why the GOP’s New Midterms Strategy Won’t Work

Republicans plan to demonize Democrats. But midterm elections are almost always about presidential performance, and Trump’s isn’t good.

ICE Will Reportedly Curb Some of Its Most Aggressive Tactics

NBC reports that DHS has ordered the agency not to enter homes without a warrant and to cut down on arresting immigrants in court.

Secretary of Navy Shows Up at White House to Confirm Firing

Navy Secretary John Phelan reportedly sought a meeting with President Trump to confirm his abrupt ouster.

american affairs

american affairs

Chuck Schumer Used to Be Popular. Now He’s Stuck.

The Senate minority leader isn’t pleasing many people these days — and he may finally lose an election in two years.

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stop the presses

Washington Enters Its TMZ Era

By Charlotte Klein

Can the capital handle an aggressive new tabloid?