Editor: In an age where boycotts have become battle cries and commerce a proxy for ideology, it is hard not to feel saddened by how tribal we have become—even in ...

CONTENT: Politics can often feel like a serious, high-stakes game, but who says we can’t inject a little humor into the mix?

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This week on the podcast, Donald Trump returns to Iowa, Rob Sand is going on tour, and a Western Iowa Republican primary field grows. Listen for a recap in this week in Iowa politics.

Opponents of Trump’s birthright citizenship order in San Francisco were quick to describe Friday’s Supreme Court order as functionally untenable. They vowed to continue advocating in lower courts.

In the wake of the intense criticism, Wall Street has been buzzing over the potential that Trump could install a central bank gadfly until Powell’s term expires in May.

Lurie’s plans for a homeless shelter in the Bayview District were poised to test that power — but Lurie and Supervisor Shamann Walton reached an agreement that avoided a major controversy.