WSJ Politics

President Trump has demanded that the GOP-controlled Senate vote to end most mail-in voting. Here’s why some Republicans are pushing back on.wsj.com/47eZyXe

The U.S. war with Iran has triggered the broadest and fastest wave of attacks against U.S. embassies and consulates in the post-9/11 era, current and former officials said on.wsj.com/4sZknyj

Some Democrats on Capitol Hill are discussing how to get New York Sen. Chuck Schumer to step aside as Senate minority leader amid concerns about his negotiating style and midterms strategy on.wsj.com/47cP6zo

The Pentagon’s New Press Rules Violate the First Amendment, Judge Rules on.wsj.com/41iFTlD

The havoc Iran is wreaking on energy markets could cause lasting damage to the U.S. economy. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter: on.wsj.com/4ssn0Zy

HHS Weighs Replacing CDC Vaccine Advisers on.wsj.com/4bolQbC

The wartime poster-in-chief: Trump uses Truth Social to cajole allies, berate adversaries, reassure Gulf states and conduct his own unique form of online diplomacy on.wsj.com/41fVl1X

A New York congressional race has a new X factor—a big-spending AI super PAC gunning against one of the candidates. on.wsj.com/4blx5l1

Trump is convinced that voters don’t like the term “mass deportation,” and has directed advisers to adopt a new approach on one of his central campaign promises on.wsj.com/3PMTL56

A federal panel approved a commemorative gold coin design featuring President Trump, endorsing the rare step of putting a living, sitting president on American money on.wsj.com/4spMbfk

A capital rules win for banks, the $100 million Bezos wants for an AI manufacturing fund, and Frida Kahlo mania. Read more in today’s What’s News newsletter: on.wsj.com/4uztmrr

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon planned to request money from Congress to pay for Operation Epic Fury and replenish munitions on.wsj.com/4skXV2N

Tulsi Gabbard, a longtime foe of U.S. involvement in foreign wars, has a chance to show loyalty to Trump when she testifies on Capitol Hill today. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter: on.wsj.com/4sDbH0V

Joe Kent’s resignation as the chief U.S. counterterrorism officer highlights the MAGA movement’s fault line over Israel and the war in Iran on.wsj.com/4slI2Jn

Democratic lawmakers stormed out of a closed-door briefing with Justice Department leaders about the Jeffrey Epstein files, saying they didn’t trust Attorney General Pam Bondi to fully answer their questions unless under oath on.wsj.com/4uE6PcY

An updated list shows House departures hitting a new high for a midterm-election cycle as members cite a range of political and personal reasons on.wsj.com/4bkRpTG

Takeaways from the sprint of March primaries: on.wsj.com/4sKUodQ

Key Moments From Markwayne Mullin’s Fiery Capitol Hill Hearing on.wsj.com/4dtHs7F

Damian Paletta, The Wall Street Journal’s Washington coverage chief, answers reader questions about President Trump and the Iran war. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter: on.wsj.com/4rGdEIx

Stratton Wins Illinois Senate Race, Saving Pritzker From Political Embarrassment on.wsj.com/4lxom2q