Tuesday handed Congress to the other party and started a clock. The administration has two years to leave something behind, with a House and Senate that owe it nothing. Laws get repealed. Rules get rewritten. But a yard with steel in the ground stays, and its payroll stays, whoever takes the oath in 2029. A […]
Those banking on a loss for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in last week’s elections were sorely mistaken. Although neither his bloc nor the opposition has a straightforward path to forming the next government, it is astonishing that Netanyahu’s political fortunes endure at all. Consider the headwinds he faced in this election. On Oct. 7, […]
Consider a veteran who comes home from his last tour to his family in the mountains of West Virginia. He finds solace in the slowness and solitude of the land he has worked so hard to call his own. He spends time with his family and starts the transition to the slower pace of life, […]
The voters have spoken, and a new Democratic majority is headed to Washington. No matter what side of the aisle you support, American families and job creators, the consequences could extend well beyond politics. Hard-won efforts to rein in the IRS are now at risk of being reversed, potentially opening the door to renewed political […]
John Eisenberg and Miami U.S. Attorney Jason Reding Quiñones are leaving the Justice Department, one day after Harmeet Dhillon announced her departure.
Thomas Massie plans to reintroduce articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth next week, and post-midterm GOP math could work against the Pentagon chief.
Supporters say Proposal 2 curbs pay-to-play donations, but its critics argue it could impact policy research and other communications discussing candidates without telling voters how to vote.
Even the head of House Democrats’ top super PAC didn’t fully anticipate the size of their massive midterm wave.Heading into Election Day, House Majority...
