The Archivist

On a humid Monday morning in Washington, D.C., the Supreme Court, in a terse, unsigned order, lit a fuse under one of the federal government’s most symbolic departments: the U.S. […]

It began, as it so often does in American politics, with a single voice rising in a half-empty chamber—quiet at first, then sharper, louder, more urgent. Texas Democrat Rep. Al […]

It was a moment easy to miss — buried between soundbites about rising tensions with Iran and the administration’s ongoing war of words with political opponents. But what President Donald […]

It was a revelation that, even nearly a decade later, carried a shockwave capable of unsettling not just the foundations of American politics, but the global narrative we’ve come to […]

For decades, the power of American presidents to fire officials in independent federal agencies has been tightly constrained by law—and by tradition. But now, with one sweeping decision, that balance […]

HEALTHCARE SUPPORT NETWORKS STRENGTHEN AS BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION ADVANCES COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT FAMILIES The legislative corridors of Washington have witnessed a remarkable demonstration of bipartisan cooperation as the United […]

In a political landscape often defined by hypotheticals and “what ifs,” few scenarios spark the American imagination quite like a presidential faceoff between Barack Obama and Donald Trump. Though constitutionally […]

GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY INITIATIVE FACES SCRUTINY AS ADMINISTRATION NAVIGATES COMPLEX LEGAL DOCUMENT RELEASE PROCESS The healthcare of democratic institutions depends on transparent government operations, and recent developments surrounding document release procedures […]

In a striking and enigmatic statement that has sent ripples through political and law enforcement circles alike, Dan Bongino, the embattled FBI Deputy Director, disclosed that his tenure has exposed […]