Maggie Haberman
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Recent articles by Maggie:
Trump Campaign Will Open Storefronts in Swing States to Reach Black Voters
The centers will register voters, sell campaign merchandise and promote policies that have benefited African-Americans, the campaign said. → Read More
One Side of a Nuclear Waste Fight: Trump. The Other: His Administration.
The president, eyeing the battleground state of Nevada, has made clear he opposes a nuclear waste site at Yucca Mountain, reversing a policy that was made in his name. → Read More
Mick Mulvaney Says He Often Disagrees With Trump (Just Never Publicly)
The acting chief of staff, addressing a crowd of several hundred in England, spoke freely about the impeachment inquiry into President Trump. → Read More
Russia Backs Trump’s Re-election, and He Fears Democrats Will Exploit Its Support
A classified briefing to lawmakers angered the president, who complained that Democrats would “weaponize” the disclosure. → Read More
Trump’s New Intelligence Director Faces a Legal Countdown Clock on His Tenure
Under federal law, Richard Grenell, the new acting director of national intelligence, may be able to serve only a few weeks unless the president nominates someone to take on the job permanently. → Read More
Trump Expected to Name Richard Grenell as Acting Head of Intelligence
The move would place a Trump loyalist atop the intelligence agencies long viewed skeptically by the White House. → Read More
Trump Commutes Corruption Sentence of Governor Rod Blagojevich of Illinois
The president also pardoned Bernard Kerik, the former New York City police commissioner, and Edward DeBartolo, a former owner of the San Francisco 49ers. → Read More
A Presidency Increasingly Guided by Suspicion and Distrust
Presidential paranoia is not a new phenomenon but Mr. Trump, burned by impeachment, seems to have elevated it to a governing philosophy of his White House. → Read More
Hope Hicks to Return to the White House After a Nearly Two-Year Absence
President Trump’s former communications director will return as an aide to Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and senior adviser. → Read More
Trump Takes On Bloomberg and Once Again Hijacks a News Cycle
Like an assignment editor at a tabloid newspaper, the president poured accelerant on a negative story and got it trending on Twitter and cable news. → Read More
Trump Adviser Pushes Utah Congressman for Top Intelligence Post
The acting director of national intelligence is required by law to step down by next month, forcing the Trump administration to make a decision on the job. → Read More
Democrats Get the Attention, but Trump Aims to Put New Hampshire in Play
The president, who lost the state by a few thousand votes in 2016, now has the support of the Republican establishment. But not all Republicans are convinced. → Read More
Bloomberg’s Blunt Defense of Stop-and-Frisk Policy Draws Scrutiny
As the former New York City mayor starts to rise in the polls as a Democratic presidential candidate, an audio recording of him defending the policy in 2015 is circulating widely on social media. → Read More
Trump Travels to New Hampshire to Rally Republicans and Distract Democrats
On the eve of the state’s presidential primary, he arrived with a team of surrogates who will visit polling places on Tuesday. → Read More
Republican Senators Tried to Stop Trump From Firing Impeachment Witness
A handful of senators reached out to the White House to warn the president not to dismiss Gordon D. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union who testified in the House hearings. But Mr. Trump went ahead anyway. → Read More
Farm Bailout Paid to Brazilian Meat Processor Angers Lawmakers
Lawmakers want to know why a Brazilian-owned company got payments from a program aimed to help American farmers weather President Trump’s trade war. → Read More
Impeachment Witness Alexander Vindman Will Be Transferred From the White House
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, whose testimony in the House inquiry infuriated President Trump and his allies, will be reassigned within the military, officials said. ‘I’m not happy with him,’ Trump said. → Read More
Trump Fires Gordon Sondland Hours After Dismissing Impeachment Witness Alexander Vindman
Emboldened by his victory and determined to strike back, the president fired Mr. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, after the White House earlier on Friday dismissed Colonel Vindman. → Read More
Trump and Kushner Saw Super Bowl Ad as Way of Making Inroads With Black Voters
Privately, some aides were skeptical that broad numbers of black voters, whose views of the president are overwhelmingly negative, would be persuadable this fall. → Read More
Trump Revels in Democrats' Iowa Dysfunction
The president mocked a breakdown during the Iowa caucuses at the same time he came under criticism himself for not showing full respect during the national anthem at a Super Bowl party. → Read More