Next week is tax-reform week. If you’re not familiar with the White House’s branded weeks, previous Trump policies that received their own weeks have included infrastructure, workforce development, and energy. The branded weeks have become a popular joke on social Read More …
On Friday, June 16th, Lebanon quietly ended one of the longest stretches of government paralysis in post-Second World War history. The parliament met to ratify a new electoral law that will govern national elections next year, nearly a decade after Read More …
Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski have just caused a sensation by claiming, in effect, that they were extorted by Donald Trump and the National Enquirer. According to their op-ed in the Washington Post, White House staffers told them that the Read More …
Senior Republican officials in Alabama—like senior officials in the White House and, indeed, like President Trump himself—have refused to break with Roy Moore, their party’s nominee in next month’s special Senate election, who has been accused of pursuing, harassing, and Read More …
In her new book, “What Happened,” Hillary Clinton writes that Senator Bernie Sanders “isn’t a Democrat.” Technically, she’s right. Sanders’s own Web site describes him as “the longest serving independent member of Congress in American history.” But as Clinton sets Read More …
Last February, Michael Flynn, who was then the national-security adviser, huddled with top aides in his White House office. Flynn had been under fire for days, since press reports revealed that he had misled the Vice-President and other officials regarding Read More …
On Tuesday, in a convention center in West Palm Beach, Florida, amid chants of “USA!” and “The wall is going to be built!,” Donald Trump, Jr., kicked off a three-day annual summit for Turning Point USA, a conservative nonprofit. Based Read More …
What was it about an arena full of teen and preteen children and their parents, listening to an American pop singer, that so offended the man who detonated the bomb in Manchester last night? We don’t know for sure, although Read More …
Today, in the fourth round at Wimbledon, Gilles Müller served at 4–3 against Rafael Nadal in the second set. Müller has a huge, lefty serve that had been troubling Nadal all day, and Nadal simply blocked it back toward the Read More …
Last Tuesday afternoon, Kraft-Sussman Funeral and Cremation Services, in Las Vegas, began getting calls from other local funeral homes and from parents whose children had been killed on Sunday night in the shooting at the Route 91 Harvest festival. Although, Read More …