National security spending and U.S. military readiness are again at the center of a congressional battle, as the House approved the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027 on…
When a physician declares American democracy clinically dead, he is not practicing medicine — he is practicing politics with borrowed authority.
American taxpayers have now committed roughly $195 billion toward the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and a bipartisan House majority made clear Tuesday night it intends to keep that spending pipeline open, defeating…
Category: Economy | Tags: National Security, Iran, Donald Trump, Marco Rubio The conflict between the United States and Iran has escalated to a scale that is now reshaping global energy…
The annual legislation that funds and directs the United States military is in serious trouble on Capitol Hill, with the House and Senate both hitting procedural walls that leave the…
When the opposition's only argument is character, it has run out of arguments about governance.
A court established by Congress nearly three decades ago to handle the removal of foreign nationals linked to terrorism has finally received its first case. The Trump administration’s decision to…
With the 2026 midterm elections drawing closer, control of the U.S. Senate remains genuinely competitive, and strategists in both parties believe they have a realistic path to a majority. The…
Progressive Democrats are converting four violent deaths into a congressional primary weapon, and nobody in the room is asking what the Memphis Safe Task Force was actually doing.
Alan Greenspan served four presidents and a century of American life, and his death demands we ask what we actually owe the institutions he shaped.