Louis Jacobson

Since the Supreme Court dealt a major blow to President Donald Trump’s tariff policy, he’s been using other legal avenues to build back a trade policy that’s similar to his initial plan, experts say.

Oklahoma GOP gubernatorial runoff goes down to the wire

A preview of the Sept. 1 elections

After-hours music in the U.S. Botanic Garden, Progression closes Sunday, an intimate performance of Indian Classical Music, James Taylor, and Keefe on London Falling.

President Donald Trump is employing a number of legal tactics to justify tariffs after the Supreme Court invalidated the legal authority he cited soon after taking office and announcing tariffs on nearly every nation.

And what's coming up next

Re-posting our analysis of the key races

Almost nine months after the United States deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, President Donald Trump struck a deal to give the U.S. a key role in the oil industry of Venezuela — a nation with huge oil reserves but crumbling infrastructure.

House races in Massachusetts are too early to call

Succeeds Seth Moulton in 6th District