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    <em> The Atlantic</em> Daily: A Wave of Revelations

    Why Orrin Hatch may retire, how Trump has shaped the Democratic Party, the allegations against Leon Wieseltier, and more
    by Rosa Inocencio Smith Oct 27, 2017 4 minutes
    Source: Joshua Roberts / Reuters

    What We’re Following

    Lawmakers’ Moves: Sources close to Senator Orrin Hatch say the Utah Republican plans to retire when his term ends next year, and that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is planning to run for his seat. GOP insiders have been pushing for Hatch to step down, as some fear he would lose to an antiestablishment challenger in the 2018 primary. Meanwhile, prompted by President Trump’s belligerent statements against North Korea, three Democratic senators are introducing a bill to stop the president from being able to take military action against North Korea without approval from Congress.

    New polling data from the Pew Research Center suggest that Trump has shaped not only his after Trump came on the scene as a candidate. And while observers have been quick to call Trump’s actions “unprecedented,” the historian Julian E. Zelizer charts how many of his most controversial moves .

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