‘I Think Things Are Going to Be Bad, Really Bad’: The US Military Debates Possible Deployment on US Soil Under Trump
Trump has said he wants to use active duty U.S. troops to quell protests and round up immigrants. Will the military comply?
Digital politics
How Elon Musk could disrupt Washington
Trump and Musk want to run a giant experiment on the federal bureaucracy. Two big unknowns already loom over it.
Canada’s answer to Trump 2.0 worries? Everything’s fine.
Trudeau and his top ministers insist they’re ready for the next White House.
Senate Republicans make sudden change in ad strategy amid cash crunch
The NRSC is canceling its independent ad reservations and redirecting it to hybrid ads, made with the candidates.
Vance backtracks on whether Trump would veto national abortion ban
“I’ve learned my lesson on speaking for the president before he and I have actually talked about an issue,” Vance said.
It’s Elon Musk’s X and governments are having to live with it
Officials from London to Washington say Musk is accountable to no one.
Marine Le Pen vs. Jordan Bardella: France’s next power struggle
A budding rivalry could tear apart the French far right’s “winning ticket.”
AI, Inc. flexes its election bona fides — and hunts for customers
Billions of voters head to the polls this year — and consultants, advocates and nonprofits want to use the emerging tech to reach them. But the success of such campaigns is far from clear.
China an ‘epoch-defining challenge,’ new UK spy boss warns
In her first major speech Anne Keast-Butler said responding to China was her spy agency’s “top priority.”
The EU’s online content rulebook isn’t ready for primetime
As the European election looms, internal rivalries and strained resources risk kneecapping the Digital Services Act.