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President Donald Trump, cornered after a disastrous midterm election, turned to Stephen Miller to be his new White House chief of staff, a move that heralded his plan for head-on confrontation with the new Democratic majority in Congress.
Trump and Miller will relish the fight — for a time, at least.
It is inevitable, though, that Miller, the deputy White House chief of staff who turned Trump’s darkest visions into policy, will overreach. It’s difficult to see how Miller pushing the powers of the presidency past their limit will help Republicans win back the voters who’ve turned their backs on Trump.
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The GOP author of the Hegseth impeachment articles said there are “several” Republicans who will vote with Democrats to impeach Pete Hegseth. Read more from Kevin Frey.
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In his personal memoir set to be released next week, former president Joe Biden says he wishes he had been screened earlier but fires back at suggestions he hid his cancer diagnosis, calling that suggestion levied by some, including President Donald Trump, as “absurd.” Read more from Vaughn Hillyard.
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Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., say the White House hasn’t done enough since President Donald Trump’s teleprompter operator made $100,000 on Kalshi by betting on which words the president would use in his speeches. Read more from Lily Becker and David Rohde.
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The race will serve as an early indication of the direction House Republicans want to head in after last week’s massive losses. Read more from Mychael Schnell.
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Have a question about relationships, family dynamics and today’s social climate? Each week, Nedra Glover Tawwab addresses your questions and offers practical advice. Submit your questions for her to answer in a future episode of MS NOW’s Member-exclusive series, “Dear Nedra.”
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This week on “Clock It,” Symone Sanders Townsend and Eugene Daniels bring in the group chat to discuss the historic midterm elections, including former Vice President Kamala Harris who gave her first public reaction to the results. DNC Chair Ken Martin, Governors Wes Moore and Andy Beshear, and Mayor Brandon Scott are a handful of the people who join to discuss what they believe the Democratic mandate to be as they begin building the infrastructure for 2028. Listen now and subscribe to MS NOW Premium on Apple Podcasts for early access, ad-free listening and bonus content.
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