Mike Johnson keeps calm: Questions remain about governing a small and unruly GOP caucus
A great deal has been written this year about the tensions between White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and White House national security communications adviser John Kirby.…
Retired Navy SEAL Mike Sarraille woke up on Jan. 9, 2023, in Antarctica, ready to embark on the first of seven skydiving jumps that were deemed skydiving’s…
On the day that Federal Aviation Administration funding was set to expire, Congress and the White House reauthorized it — and then some. “It’s a massive porkfest,”…
After the circus at Columbia University wound down with the end of the school year, it is impossible to ignore that New York City has become a…
The conventional wisdom in Washington these days is that if the United States were to ever go to war with China, it would likely be over Taiwan.…
The Biden administration built a floating pier off Gaza at the cost of $320 million. Hamas mortared it on April 25, before it opened, just to let the…
When Monty Python is remembered these days, it’s generally for its two seminal films, Holy Grail and Life of Brian, or Spamalot, the musical inspired by the…
“Parentification” is a new pop-psychology term supposed to convey the trauma parents impose on their older children who are given family responsibilities. “Parentified” children supposedly carry all…
Washington was shaken this week by the sudden and tragic death of the political commentator and veteran media adviser Alice Stewart. Stewart, only 58, had appeared on…
Teenagers banned from malls without chaperones. Streets flooded with cameras to watch everyone while criminals go unprosecuted. People forced to take their tacos to go so employees…
