PLUS: Trump administration encourages religion in federal workplace; DHS launches new self-deportation ad campaign; and Dems seek probe into DOE spending.

The president not only watches far more television than his predecessors, he feels compelled to weigh in on what he sees.

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Never assume Trump's downfall If 10 years of damning revelations about the president haven't done him in, there's no reason to believe the Epstein scandal will.

Salacious stories get attention but don’t connect government to voters.

An old-guard House Republican, the Oklahoma lawmaker navigates a Congress that no longer adheres to past norms and traditions.

Beware the hype on Trump’s approval ratings If you’re squinting to see a shift in poll numbers, it probably doesn’t exist.

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Republicans have an opportunity to plunge Democrats further into the minority.

House stumbles on rescissions package An unexpected furor over the Epstein investigation and Democratic delay tactics could gum up passage of the spending-clawback bill as a Friday deadline looms.