Donald J. Trump spent his first presidency attacking the Federal Reservebetking, pushing policymakers to cut interest rates and calling Fed officials names that ranged from “boneheads” to “enemy.” That rhetoric is likely to make a return to the Whit
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A second Trump presidency would lead to a sea change for climate-related lawsuits in the nation’s courts. In recent years the courts have become a major battleground over climate and environmental regulations, as everyone from powerful corporations
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ps88 Win or Lose, Trump Has Already Won
2024-11-17Whether or not Donald Trump wins this electionps88, he has already won a broader debate about whom our political system is supposed to serve. In policy terms, Mr. Trump’s victory is especially clear on his two signature issues, trade and immigration