Final results from the midterm elections show how the president’s near-constant campaign presence made politics more tribal, effectively erasing lighter shades of red and blue.
The Fix
Analysis Host Chris Wallace pressed President Trump on the major issues of the day, including his attacks on the media, Saudi Arabia’s killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the 2018 election.
The Daily 202
Analysis William H. McRaven, a retired Navy SEAL and Special Operations commander who oversaw the killing of Osama bin Laden and the capture of Saddam Hussein, is just the latest veteran to face the president’s ire.
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Election 2018In an age of shortened attention spans, how a candidate signals political identity with color and typography is more important than ever, graphic designers say.
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Lawyers for the network and its White House correspondent acted after the White House made it clear it would revoke his credentials when the temporary court order expires at the end of the month.
Fact Checker
Analysis The president loves to inflate his crowd sizes, sometimes adding tens of thousands of people to the count. But the reality is much, much lower.
The company said it was moving to fire Carlos Ghosn, who is considered one of the car industry’s top executives and is widely credited with having saved Nissan from near-bankruptcy.
As of Friday, there were 36 cases of chickenpox at one school in Asheville, N.C., where many families claim religious exemption from vaccines.
WorldViews
Analysis While massive fires hit Sweden this summer, neighboring Finland managed to avoid them.
Roughly a year after he escaped from the North under a hail of gunfire, he gave his first interview to a foreign publication, offering a grim picture of life inside the hermit kingdom.
Last year’s polarizing host, comedian Michelle Wolfe, said the correspondents’ association “are cowards” for hiring famed biographer and historian Ron Chernow to headline the event in 2019.
