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Dan Janison

Dan Janison

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Columnist, Newsday

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  • Texting snafu is 'Signal' of a sloppy Trump problem

    By Dan Janison Verified| Newsday Verified Nearly a month into his first term, in February 2017, President Donald Trump displayed a casual lack of concern for long-established White House security protocols. At his “winter White House” in Mar-a-Lago, dinner guests and waiters got to watch and listen as the new president consulted Japanese officials who happened to be on hand about a worrisome rocket launch by North Korea. Seasoned Washington security experts called it a dangerous little exhibition.

    By Dan Janison Verified · Newsday

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Schumer is now a lightning rod in a raging party storm

    By Dan Janison Verified| Newsday Verified Sen. Chuck Schumer’s role as the Democrats’ minority caucus leader makes him, institutionally, his party’s most powerful elected official. Last week, Schumer and several colleagues acceded to a temporary Republican budget bill aimed at keeping the federal government from shutting down through Sept. 30. "Republicans’ nihilism has brought us to the brink of disaster," he said last Thursday, before the vote. "Unless Congress acts, the federal government will shut down tomorrow at midnight.

    By Dan Janison Verified · Newsday

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Texting snafu is 'Signal' of a sloppy Trump problem

    By Dan Janison Verified| Newsday Verified Nearly a month into his first term, in February 2017, President Donald Trump displayed a casual lack of concern for long-established White House security protocols. At his “winter White House” in Mar-a-Lago, dinner guests and waiters got to watch and listen as the new president consulted Japanese officials who happened to be on hand about a worrisome rocket launch by North Korea. Seasoned Washington security experts called it a dangerous little exhibition.

    By Dan Janison Verified · Newsday

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Pilani, Rajasthan, India