Andrew McGill

America’s collective medical spending can be traced back to a very small group of people.

Each year, one in every 20 Americans racks up just as much in medical bills as another 19 combined. This critical five percent of the U.S. population is key to solving the nation's health care spending crisis.

Using machine learning to figure out when the president is writing his own tweets

In percentage terms, the president’s proposal offsets a modest increase in military funding with historic cuts to domestic programs.

Tracking the Senate confirmation votes—and how Trump’s choices stack up against Barack Obama’s picks

The president appears to be considering a border adjustment tax, which many economists favor. But its supporters warn it won’t give him what he wants.

He spoke at a Boeing factory that had just rejected unionization—but didn’t bring it up. He never does.

Most presidents have the majority of their Cabinet confirmed by this point in their first term. Why doesn’t he?

A real-time snapshot of what the president is thinking, and why