Nik Popli is a reporter at TIME, based in the Washington, D.C. bureau. He covers economic policy and national politics, with a focus on Congress, technology, and the economy, while also engaging with themes of geopolitics, public policy, and security. Nik's work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo Sports, AOL, NewsBreak, and more.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that China's leader Xi Jinping had offered to help negotiate an end to the war with Iran and keep the Strait
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Lahn harnessed an Iowa backlash to corporate agriculture and Big Pharma
A framed bill hangs on a blue wall inside Rep. Adam Smith's office, easy to miss among the accumulated artifacts of nearly three decades in Congress.
Three days before the first punches are set to be thrown at a White House-UFC event , the South Lawn is unrecognizable.
Hours after a heated closed-door confrontation with Senate Republicans, President Donald Trump on Wednesday decried the Senate for voting to end
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