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Why Trump’s Quest to Gut Birthright Citizenship Is Doomed

Trump-administration lawyers will argue their case before the Supreme Court this week. Simple logic stands in their way. By Elie Honig

the city politic

It Will Be a Scandal If Mamdani Can’t Pay EMS Workers Better

By Errol Louis New York’s crucial “street doctors” have been grossly undercompensated for years. That needs to change.

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The Pet Owners Taking Their Injured Dogs to Tijuana

By Helaine Olen Mexico is to pet MRIs what Turkey has become for hair transplants. podcast

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the city politic

the city politic

It Will Be a Scandal If Mamdani Can’t Pay EMS Workers Better

New York’s crucial “street doctors” have been grossly undercompensated for years. That needs to change.

The Question That Will Doom Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Gambit

Trump-administration lawyers will argue their case before the Supreme Court this week. Simple logic stands in their way.

The Dog Owners Taking Their Injured Corgis and Doodles to Tijuana

By Helaine Olen

Mexico is to pet MRIs what Turkey has become for hair transplants.

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Will the Iran War End Soon? Trump’s Shifting Timetables.

Is the minor excursion very complete, ending in a couple weeks, or just beginning? Here’s the latest on what Trump feels in his bones.

Kid Rock’s Strange Helicopter Video Prompts Army Inquiry

The U.S. Army was investigating why an Apache helicopter was hovering outside Kid Rock’s White House–style home in Tennessee.

Trump’s Job Approval Is in Free Fall

March has been a bad month for the president in the polls with his Iran war and its economic effects having a clear impact on his popularity.

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tremendous content

Trump Interrupts Iran Update for ‘Important’ Ballroom News

By Margaret Hartmann

The president said he’s “so busy” fighting wars. But that didn’t stop him from breaking out the props to defend his precious ballroom.

Will Trump Order an Invasion of Iran?

As thousands of troops deploy to the region, the Pentagon is reportedly preparing for weeks of ground operations. Here’s what we know.

early and often

early and often

DHS Is Still Shut Down Because Extremists Own Mike Johnson

The Speaker blew up a Senate bill reopening DHS because he didn’t want to wind up like Kevin McCarthy, who was ousted by the Freedom Caucus.

american affairs

american affairs

Trump’s Propaganda Machine Is Flailing on Iran

There is hope in his failure to convince Americans of the war’s wisdom.

When Will TSA Wait Times Get Back to Normal?

Wait times appeared to be easing at U.S. airports on Monday with workers set to receive their first paychecks since the DHS shutdown began weeks ago.

just asking questions

just asking questions

All of the Iran Attack Plans Are Bad. This One Is the Worst.

By Benjamin Hart

What Trump might do next in the Middle East.

Slow-Walking Back Into an AIDS Nightmare

New cuts could result in the “first rise in HIV incidence in decades.”

early and often

early and often

Democrats Could Win a Majority of Governorships in 2026

With 36 states holding gubernatorial elections in November, there’s a good chance a midterms Democratic wave could hit down-ballot too.

Who Will Trump Blame for the Iran War?

He’ll probably never admit it was his mistake, but if he wants to pin it on others, here’s who he might pick.

Trump’s Delusional Victory Lap

By Zak Cheney-Rice

With ICE in airports and the Iran war a mess, the president gathered his Cabinet for a theatrical performance.

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tremendous content

Oh Good, Trump’s Signature Will Be on All New Paper Money

By Margaret Hartmann

The U.S. treasurer said this unprecedented honor is “well deserved” because Trump has led us into a “golden age economic revival.”

A Democratic Representative Could Go the Way of George Santos

A House Ethics panel found Florida representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick guilty of ethics violations. She may face an expulsion vote.

Jill Biden’s Secret Service Agent Shot Himself in the Leg

By Olivia Craighead

The agent discharged his weapon at the Philadelphia airport.

early and often

early and often

There’s a DHS Shutdown Deal, But the Crisis Isn’t Over Yet

The Senate has agreed to end the airport chaos and put off the ICE fight. But Trump could still change his mind, and House GOP hard-liners may revolt.

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gilgo beach murders

Gilgo Beach Suspect Expected to Plead Guilty to Murders

Rex Heuermann, who was arrested in 2023, is expected to admit to the seven murders he has been charged with during a court appearance next month.

just asking questions

just asking questions

Why Airports Won’t Snap Back to Normal When the Shutdown Ends

A travel expert breaks down the chaos plaguing American air travel right now.

Why Is Pam Bondi Ducking Epstein Questions?

Congress wants to hear more from her. She seems ready to disappoint them.

stop the presses

stop the presses

‘Look, Mommy Was in Vogue’

By Charlotte Klein

Why a Vogue wedding is more coveted than ever.

Attack Ads and Scandals Haven’t Dented Graham Platner’s Lead

A new poll shows Platner leading Governor Janet Mills by 27 points, a sign that the oyster farmer is still in firm control of the Maine primary.