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Congress likely has until August or September to raise debt limit, budget office says

The drop-dead date for Congress to suspend or raise the debt limit and prevent the government from defaulting on its borrowing obligations will "probably" fall in August or September, the Congressional Budget Office said Wednesday.

Republicans demand NPR, PBS explain why they should exist

Republicans accused publicly funded media outlets NPR and PBS of being "communist" and peddling anti-conservative reports, saying so in a hearing dedicated to why they should still receive taxpayer dollars.

White House says Trump to issue new tariffs on autos

President Trump will announce tariffs on automobile imports on Wednesday, according to the White House.

Eyeing new congressional maps in Wisconsin, Democrats fight for ‘enlightened’ state Supreme Court

Democrats are saying the quiet part out loud -- if their candidate wins the Wisconsin Supreme Court race next week, it will bolster their chances of forcing the state to adopt new congressional maps and weaken the GOP's hand in the U.S. House.

Gabbard calls Signal chats a ‘mistake’ as Trump officials face grilling over leaked military plan

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said Wednesday it was a "mistake" for national security officials to discuss sensitive military plans on a group text chain that also included a journalist - a leak that has roiled President Donald Trump's national security leadership.

Planned Parenthood doesn’t need taxpayer money to survive

Until recently, Planned Parenthood has received the largest share of its income from government funding. Though the organization would argue otherwise, cutting even half of Planned Parenthood’s taxpayer-funded income would leave it operable. One step in doing so comes as the Wall Street Journal reports that the Trump administration will freeze Department of Health and […]

Abundance versus “everything bagel” liberalism

“Imagine boarding a train in the middle of a city,” former President Barack Obama rhapsodized in April 2009. “No racing to an airport and across a terminal, no delays, no sitting on the tarmac, no lost luggage, no taking off your shoes. Imagine whisking through towns at speeds over a hundred miles an hour, walking […]

There is no question Houthi Signal chat included classified information

The Pentagon and intelligence community have continued to reel over the Trump administration‘s leak of deliberations, plans, and strike details pertaining to recent U.S. military action against the Yemen-based Houthi organization. The leak occurred when the Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, was accidentally included in a chat thread on the Signal messaging app. The thread involved […]

Wisconsin Supreme Court race could determine control of the House

Wisconsin will hold an election for the state Supreme Court on April 1 that could influence the balance of power in the House of Representatives. Liberal Justice Ann Walsh Bradley is retiring from the court, which currently has a 4-3 liberal majority. Liberal Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford will face conservative Waukesha County Judge […]

Reviving impoundment: A fiscal fix or power grab?

The debate over impoundment, the president’s refusal to spend money appropriated by Congress, has become prominent in our political discourse. Critics call it a dangerous power grab, while supporters hail it as a necessary tool for fiscal discipline. One thing is certain: Impoundment isn’t new. Previous U.S. presidents exercised impoundment as a matter of course. Franklin D. […]

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