Zachary Basu is the Editor of Axios Sneak Peek, where he provides a daily briefing on the top political news and analysis. With a focus on national politics in the United States, Zachary's articles cover a range of topics including the Republican Party, the Biden administration, and key figures in American politics. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo News UK.
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Trump has made more than 100 threats since 2022 to go after his perceived enemies.
Former President Trump is scheduled to be sentenced on his 34 felony convictions three weeks after Election Day.
Vice President Harris faced voters who were hungry for change and thought the country was headed in the wrong direction — fierce headwinds that proved insurmountable.
Was it policy — or culture — that doomed Democrats with working-class Americans?
President-elect Trump , baffling even his Republican backers, walked out of today's transition-to-power meeting with President Biden and announced he'll nominate Rep.
Early optimism that Trump was assembling a conventional cabinet has gone up in flames.
Many Republicans see Trump's decisive election victory as vindicating their hostility toward nebulous "woke" ideologies.
President-elect Trump 's Cabinet increasingly resembles a European-style coalition government, staffed with a dizzying array of ideological rivals united — for now — by a grand MAGA vision
The war in Ukraine has veered into volatile new territory, ignited by a final push — in Washington, Moscow and Kyiv — to change the game before President-elect Trump takes office.
For two weeks, President-elect Trump has enjoyed — and exploited — an aura of invincibility that few Republicans have been willing to challenge publicly.
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