Lutnick Pushed to Weaken Chip Rules That Overlap With His Family Business  —  The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.  —  In Malaysia's lush southern peninsula, a data center known as A201 …

Transportation secretary says he doesn't apologize for FAA's nationwide ground stop  —  Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy blamed the closure on previous presidential administrations' “lack of investment.” … Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Sunday declined to apologize …

Van Hollen disputes Schumer's claim that he has the votes to stay leader  —  Sen. Chris Van Hollen on Sunday accused Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer's team of trying to scare Senate Democrats away from backing his bid for majority leader, pushing back on Schumer's claim that he already has the votes to stay in charge.

The Risk Democrats Need to Take  —  When I say it this way, it sounds like such an easy call: The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 is the largest reimagining of the federal permitting process in a generation.  It would make it far easier to build new energy infrastructure of all kinds …

The new empire of the ‘good Murdochs’  —  With help from Eli Okun, Ali Bianco and Irie Sentner  —  Good Sunday morning.  This is Adam at the wheel, back home now but still discombobulated after contemplating the potential reality of having to set up a permanent Playbook Denver bureau.  Get in touch.

Poll: Republicans have a MAGA dilemma after their midterm losses  —  The Republican Party's midterm wipeout has torn apart President Donald Trump's coalition.  —  For months, polling has shown cracks among Trump's 2024 voters over immigration, the Iran war and the president's influence.

30 Years for Moving a Box  —  Daniel Sanchez was driving his pickup truck through a college town in North Texas on a Sunday afternoon last summer when he noticed the glow of bright blue police lights behind him.  As he pulled over, he realized it wasn't one or two squad cars; it was half a dozen.

Two planes collide at Miami airport as audio reveals moment pilot tells air traffic control they'd been hit  —  Two planes have collided while taxiing at Miami International Airport, with audio revealing the moment one of the pilots had to tell air traffic control of the mishap.

Federal prosecutor takes aim at Elizabeth Warren's oversight warnings  —  A Texas federal prosecutor on Sunday accused Sen. Elizabeth Warren of gearing up “to target private individuals close to” President Donald Trump with investigations and called on her to preserve documents relating to those efforts …

Republicans Have a ‘Muslim Problem’ Problem  —  REPUBLICANS DIDN'T HAVE MUCH to run on this year: They controlled the presidency and both houses of Congress, and pretty much all of their major policies were unpopular, from the Big Beautiful Bill to the mass deportations to the war with Iran.

Why it matters that 2026 wasn't all turnout  —  On several issues, Democrats held their biggest leads since 2007.  The party should be careful not to take the wrong lesson from 2026  —  This week at Strength In Numbers: On Tuesday and Friday, I will publish the next two installments …

The Not-So-Crazy Legal Strategy to Free Nicolás Maduro … Two days after U.S. military forces downed Venezuela's air defenses, blew open a door to penetrate a compound in Caracas and snatched the country's leader, Nicolas Maduro, he sat in a hushed courtroom in lower Manhattan.

How ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang threw tantrums in the office, dressed down tech execs: ‘I hope you die’  —  Ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was prone to wild temper tantrums at the office, according to company insiders — cruelly dressing down employees and even once hurling a water bottle …

Huckabee Sanders doesn't rule out future presidential bid  —  Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) on Sunday left open the possibility of a future presidential run, saying she is focused on leading her state but stopped short of ruling out a bid for the White House.

Foreign leaders look beyond Trump on his Asian meeting spree  —  President Donald Trump will encounter an unfamiliar dynamic when he flies to Asia this week: foreign leaders who see him as weakened by the results of Republicans' historic losses in this month's midterm elections.