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White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is seen in the presidential limousine at Palm Beach International Airport in Florida. on Nov. 6. Photo: Alex Wroblewski/AFP via Getty Images

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Scoop — Stephen Miller's post-midterm focus: MAGA and men

  • Alex Isenstadt
The incoming House Democrat already rocking Capitol Hill
The incoming House Democrat already rocking Capitol Hill
Dems put Noem on notice
Dems put Noem on notice
The AI industry's week from hell
The AI industry's week from hell
House GOP bets on MAGA "fighter" Jim Jordan
House GOP bets on MAGA "fighter" Jim Jordan
    • Stef W. Kight,
    • Kate Santaliz,
    • Andrew Solender
    10 hours ago
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    Politics & Policy
    The Democratic leadership revolt has a glaring problem
    Illustration of an empty executive's desk with a light shining down from above.

    Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios

    The Republican leadership fights are over. For Democrats, the pain has only just begun.

    Why it matters: All the talk about changing party leadership is empty if no one steps up to run.

    Go deeper (2 min. read)
    • Andrew Solender
    12 hours ago
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    Politics & Policy
    Incoming House Dems prove unusually willing to defy leaders
    Group of adults walking outdoors by a chain-link fence. A man with red glasses and a plaid scarf smiles at a woman with curly hair and gold hoop earrings; others wear lanyards.

    Reps.-elect Darializa Avila Chevalier and Chris Rabb walk to the U.S. Capitol on Nov. 10. Photo: Aaron Schwartz/Getty Images

    House Democrats' incoming freshman class is barely a week old and already threatening to defy party leaders in ways most of their incumbent colleagues wouldn't dare.

    Why it matters: It's a dynamic House leaders may have to learn to live with as they integrate a massive group of new members who were swept into office on a wave of populist, anti-establishment anger.

    Go deeper (2 min. read)
    • Maria Curi,
    • Marc Caputo
    13 hours ago
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    Business
    Scoop: Commerce's Lutnick was sent warning on Nvidia CEO affair
    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shakes hands with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick outside a brick building as other officials stand nearby.

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (left) and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick at the G20 Innovation Ministerial in Chapel Hill, N.C., on Sept. 2. Photo: Cornell Watson/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was sent a highly classified memo warning about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with suspected Chinese spy Alice Huang, multiple sources familiar told Axios.

    Why it matters: Lutnick oversees the agency charged with keeping sensitive U.S. technology out of the hands of American adversaries. The warning raises questions about how the department weighed potential security risks as it cleared advanced Nvidia chip sales to China-affiliated entities.

    Go deeper (1 min. read)

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