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With Power Out And Cell Service Down, Puerto Ricans Work To Connect Each Other In Maria’s Wake
“Nobody could find their relatives — but more than food and water, what people craved the most was for that little rectangle to work.”
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Trump’s Harshest Opponents Are Coming To Terms With The Idea That He Could Pass What Obama Couldn’t
“I feel like I’m in the twilight zone.”
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Latino Republicans Say They Aren’t Getting Their Calls Returned By The White House
Hispanic conservatives are frustrated and blaming a White House official. But the official’s allies say she’s understaffed and getting things done.
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Friends Are Saying That Anthony Scaramucci Wants To Run For Something
“He was 100% serious about it and asked us if we thought he would be a good president,” said a person familiar with the matter. (Reached for comment, Scaramucci denied that he would run for office.)
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Trump Says DREAMer Deal Is “Fairly Close” After Democratic Leaders Said There Was An Agreement
Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer said the agreement had been reached Wednesday night, but said Thursday there was no “final” deal. Trump said there’s no deal yet, but seemed to be on the same page as the Democratic leaders on a framework.
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Trump’s Flirtation With Democrats Leaves Both Parties Uncomfortable
Republicans are worried because Trump is “unpredictable.” But Democrats say their “caucus is not a rubber stamp for anyone.”
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How Steve Bannon Is Preparing For War
The former top White House strategist is working to prove himself as a Republican power broker. But it won’t be easy.
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Trump, With His Agenda On The Line, Reveals Who He Is
He excused white supremacists, pardoned a supporter who wouldn’t stop racist policies, and left DREAMers in limbo. Now? “They’ve got a year’s worth of work to do in four months.”
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How DACA Became An Orphan In Trump’s White House
A risky Obama election-year move turned into a program that improved the lives of almost 800,000 young people, but it will end at the hands of a president with vastly different political priorities.
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Trump Says “We Love DREAMers,” As Decision On Their Fate Expected On Tuesday
The White House said a decision will come after the holiday weekend.
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The Trump Administration Is "Rescinding" DACA
Since the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program began in 2012, the federal government has provided temporary protection against deportation to nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children.
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Pro-Trump Media Bristles As John Kelly Limits What Gets To The President’s Desk
The new White House chief of staff is on an info war, peeving some on the far right.
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Latinos Don’t Think Trump Understands What An Arpaio Pardon Would Mean
“For many of us, it’s deeply personal.”
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Trump Has Always Spoken His Mind In Arizona. That Could Be Risky After Charlottesville.
Trump in Arizona has meant immigration red meat. But where does that get him after the last volatile week?
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Bannon’s Next Move: A Return To Breitbart And Possible War With Drudge
Update: Bannon officially returns to Breitbart as executive chairman. An ally says he has his eye on one person who he thinks helped accelerate his exit: Matt Drudge.
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Steve Bannon Is Out At The White House
Bannon was seen as the guiding force behind Trump’s nationalistic message.
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Steve Bannon Detonates His Trump Survival Plan, Worrying Allies
“He’s saying, ‘I’m going to force you to fire me in a public way or we’re going to follow the agenda we were elected for,’” an ally said.
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An Angry Trump Goes Off The Rails And Leaves Republicans Reeling
“Truly mind-boggling,” said a House Republican aide after Trump defended white supremacists during a press conference.
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Trump Just Called Out White Supremacists After He Was Slammed For His Weak Charlottesville Response
Trump came under huge pressure to make a more significant statement about the Charlottesville violence that was sparked by white supremacists, after his earlier remarks failed to mention the hate groups.
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Trump’s Response Leaves Some Wondering: Is He Scared Of Upsetting White Supremacists?
“The last couple of years he’s had a bit of a blind spot when it comes to the alt-right, nationalist part of his support base.”
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