My daughter shoved me to the floor of the house I’d bought for her, left me bleeding on the hardwood I’d helped install, and screamed at me to get out. […]
When Nancy Pelosi first entered Congress in 1987, she was a determined California Democrat with a reputation for discipline, drive, and an instinct for political strategy. Her financial disclosure forms […]
The clinic was eerily quiet that November morning—too quiet for a place that had witnessed its share of heartbreak over the years. Rain streaked down the windows in steady rivulets, […]
New York City — The ripple effects of Zohran Mamdani’s stunning mayoral victory are already spreading far beyond City Hall. Within 48 hours of his election, the Department of Homeland […]
You ever been in one of those places where it feels like the whole world is holding its breath, suspended in that peculiar limbo between departure and arrival, between who […]
After our son was born, I demanded a paternity test. My wife just looked at me with this unreadable expression—not quite a smile, more like a smirk—and asked quietly, “And […]
Washington, D.C. — The Senate chamber fell silent just before noon as the clerk called the final votes. When the tally flashed across the screen — 52 to 46 — […]
The fall wind off the Mississippi brought a sharp chill to the Garden District where my house stood with its elegant veranda and intricate wrought-iron railings, the kind of architectural […]
Zohran Mamdani’s warning to federal immigration agents wasn’t just an offhand remark — it was the opening shot in what could become one of the fiercest confrontations between New York […]
When the final votes were counted in New York City’s historic mayoral election, Zohran Mamdani—a 34-year-old democratic socialist, immigrant, and the city’s first Muslim mayor—stood before a roaring crowd and […]