Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Deliver a Sharp Reminder Two of the Supreme Court’s most influential conservative justices — Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh — have delivered an unmistakable warning to lower […]
The morning sun streamed through my office windows, casting long shadows across the polished mahogany desk that had become my sanctuary over the past decade. I was reviewing the quarterly […]
The Maverick Democrat Who’s Driving His Party Crazy Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) has once again managed to shock Washington — and send Senate Democrats into full panic mode. Though he […]
When I first met Julian, I wasn’t looking for love. I had just crawled out of a long, exhausting relationship that had drained me in ways I was still trying […]
A Veteran Returns to Lead the Border Fight The U.S. Senate on Friday evening narrowly confirmed Rodney Scott as the next Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) — […]
A Shutdown Fueled by Politics, Not Policy As the federal government remains shuttered for over two weeks, House Speaker Mike Johnson is leveling sharp accusations against Democrats, claiming they’re deliberately […]
At my sister’s wedding in Charleston, the reception hall glowed with string lights draped across exposed wooden beams and polished oak floors that reflected the warm amber glow of dozens […]
When “Back the Blue” Was Convenient Remember the teary speeches? The solemn press conferences? The endless cable news montages of Democrats hugging Capitol Police officers after January 6, proclaiming them […]
Soros Money Behind the Streets Again The massive wave of “No Kings” protests scheduled to erupt across the country this weekend — demonstrations that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer himself […]
A Familiar Scene, A Fading Figure Once again, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has made headlines for all the wrong reasons. On Thursday morning, the 83-year-old lawmaker — a […]