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Musk's shadow looms over Washington

Welcome to The Hill's Technology newsletter {beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story Musk's expansive portfolio divides Trump World The tech industrialist may be the most divisive man in Washington and in President Trump’s White House. © Kevin Lamarque and Mark

Dem AGs push back on Trump trans youth order

Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story Democratic AGs back gender-affirming care access More than a dozen Democratic state attorneys general doubled-down on their support of gender-affirming care for transgender youth in a joint

Trump Openly Jokes About His Next Corruption Scheme

Donald Trump openly speculated about paying himself millions to build a ballroom in the White House while signing an anti-trans executive order Wednesday. Trump was signing the “No Men in Women’s Sports” executive order in the White House’s East Room and, as he is prone to do,

Sean Duffy’s War on Transportation Safety

The Trump administration may wind up doing more to discourage flying than climate activist Greta Thunberg has. Within a week of Donald Trump’s inauguration, two separate plane crashes in major U.S. cities killed 74 people. Investigations into the D.C. and Philadelphia crashes

Trump’s “Buyout” Purge Comes for the CIA

Trump’s “buyout” offer (aka the “agree with me or leave” special) has hit the CIA. The Central Intelligence Agency on Tuesday became the first of the intelligence community to receive Trump’s exit offer of eight months of pay and benefits. The agency is also now enforcing a

Trump floats nuclear peace deal with Iran

President Trump suggested early Wednesday that the U.S. strike a nuclear peace deal with Iran, reiterating his belief that the Islamic Republic should not have nuclear weapons. Still, Trump added that he wants to see the nation be "successful." "I want Iran to be a great and