Donald Trump is committed to dismantling the federal bureaucracy—and, with it, the government’s capacity to manage risk.

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This year’s Grammys ceremony celebrated a new class of willful, distinct talents.

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And yet, when the numbers came in, several of the most selective colleges in the country reported the opposite results. Yale, ...

The president is pursuing the long-standing conservative goal of neutralizing the federal bureaucracy.

Since then, new platforms have risen to dominance, especially among younger Americans and those less connected to politics.

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Alienating allies and partners that the U.S. desperately needs means that “America First” will be “America Alone.” ...

If Trump wants California to mend its ways before receiving federal disaster relief, he could make some reasonable requests: ...

The worst aviation disaster in almost a quarter century is one of the first tests of Donald Trump’s second administration.