For a generation, presidents have announced new military adventures from the Oval office, often in prime time and hours after the first bombs fall. It is a formula for projecting American power (the President at his desk) and …
In making a crack about Booker’s comments on homosexuality, Steve Lonegan revealed a misunderstanding of the type of machismo that anchors his party
The first rule of cable news is that the most interesting thing is always the unexpected thing.
The military leaker could still face life behind bars.
Take two esteemed public servants whose power arises from their own reputations as honest brokers. Put them on a Sunday network television show with an impossible task: Argue with passion and principle for the opposite of a …
A strong voice for reform steps down while Congress continues to pursue an overhaul of America’s immigration policy
Batten the hatches, open the history books and study up on parliamentary procedure. The marbled halls of the Russell, Dirksen and Hart Senate office buildings are once again filled with apocalyptic mutterings. The country must be …
Just hours after former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer announced his intentions, he was greeted with the sort of Twitter storm that disgraced politicians have come to expect in the age of social media.
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The days of classic head-to-head campaigns, when two candidates slug it out for a seat in Congress, are long gone. In the 2012 cycle, the average U.S. Senate race had 11 different advertisers, and the average House race had four …
New details have emerged about cleric Anwar al-Awlaki’s life in America.
Many pro-life politicians have been communicating to women that they don’t understand the concerns of women
A federal grand jury indicted Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev Thursday on 30 charges connected to the Boston Marathon bombing. Embedded within the indictment are five new details about Tsarnaev’s alleged motivations.
