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August 12, 2018

Trump administration steps up sanctions on Iran, Russia

What do the moves signal about the White House's approach to both countries? President of The Foundation for Defense of Democracies Cliff May responds on 'Journal: Editorial Report.'

July 23, 2018

Where does President Trump's relationship with Russia and Putin stand?

President Donald Trump hopes to host Russian President Vladimir Putin in Washington this fall; Gen. Jack Keane reacts.

July 15, 2018

Kavanaugh confirmation fight looms over midterm elections

Senate Democrats outline a strategy to oppose the Supreme Court nominee while Majority Leader McConnell pushes for a quick confirmation.

July 9, 2018

Unions brace for fallout from SCOTUS's Janus decision

Illinois Governor Rauner on why the Supreme Court's ruling is a big victory.

July 2, 2018

How Justice Kennedy's vacancy will change the Supreme Court

From abortion to gay rights, the Republican appointee's legacy is examined on 'Journal Editorial Report.'

June 25, 2018

Trump escalates trade war tensions with tariff threat

President threatens China with new tariffs on another $200 billion in goods after Beijing retaliated against the initial announcement.

June 18, 2018

How can the US assess North Korea's nuclear arsenal?

Secretary of State Pompeo insists sanctions relief will not come to the regime until it completely denuclearizes. Former weapons inspector, David Albright, provides insight on 'Journal Editorial Report.'

June 10, 2018

Sen. Toomey on move to curb Trump's trade authority

New proposal would require Congress to sign off on any plans to impose tariffs and other trade restrictions based on national security concerns. Republican lawmaker from Pennsylvania speaks out on 'Journal Editorial Report.'

June 4, 2018

Preparations for a Trump-Kim summit getting back on track

On 'Journal Editorial Report,' Gen. Jack Keane provides insight into the negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea.

May 28, 2018

Trump calls on DOJ to look into 2016 campaign surveillance

Top Republicans and Democrats briefed on FBI source amid allegations of spying. Wall Street Journal columnist Kim Strassel reacts.