It was the 39th day of the government shutdown — a winter standoff that had already frozen paychecks, shuttered agencies, and filled cable news chyrons with blame. Inside the Senate […]
The Son Who Disappeared The doorbell rang at 9:47 on a Thursday morning, and with it came the ghost of a son I’d mourned for twenty-five years. I almost didn’t […]
When Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued her brief, unsigned order from chambers on Friday, it contained no soaring language — just a simple procedural pause.But the ripple effects were immediate, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Zohran Mamdani’s election may have thrilled progressives, but his honeymoon is already over — and he hasn’t even picked up the keys to City Hall. The 34-year-old socialist firebrand hasn’t […]
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 — […]
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 […]
Trump vs. Mamdani: The First Skirmish in a New Political Cold War” Donald Trump didn’t need to raise his voice to make his point.In just a few sentences, he managed […]
“The New Jersey Mystery: When the Numbers Stop Making Sense” The dust hasn’t even settled, and already the New Jersey governor’s race is starting to look less like an election […]