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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"[I]f I get shut down by the court, I get shut down by the court."
Trump is quickly learning that Manhattan's criminal courthouse is not like the court of public opinion.
The Pentagon is preparing to rush critical ammunition and air defenses to Ukraine in the coming days, delivering a lifeline to frontline forces battered by Russian bombs and demoralized by congressional inaction.
A day of reckoning has come for Elon Musk , who's set to address investors and analysts about Tesla on Tuesday evening following a disastrous start to the year for the world's most valuable car company.
"Don't inject bleach. And don't vote for the guy who told you to inject bleach," Biden
Could a president really have political opponents assassinated or carry out a coup in the U.S. without facing a criminal trial?
For two weeks, President Biden kept his distance from the pro-Palestinian protests roiling college campuses, devoting far more time to Israel-Hamas hostage negotiations than the unrest unfurling at home.
The bloc of voters who dislike both Biden and Trump has ballooned in size since 2020.
Former President Trump is betting that high gas and grocery prices will fuel his return to the White House. But his second-term plans could make inflation worse.
By: Zachary Basu, Ben Geman
Trump asked oil executives to help him raise $1 billion for his campaign.
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