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A new administration is coming to town, and the president-elect has sent some decidedly mixed signals about continued support for Ukraine. On the...
On the Three Martini Lunch podcast, this year Greg Corombos and I made predictions for the new year, recorded a bit before Christmas. Greg and I...
It seems like every few months we get some new spate of news articles and columns declaring, “Mike Johnson is in trouble and could lose the...
The Morning Jolt, August 19, 2021: After making no public appearances for four days — during a major foreign crisis — President Biden read a...
Jack Butler called our attention to the efforts to recruit Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg to run for governor of Michigan in 2026, and...
This year, Hanukkah starts at nightfall on December 25, but last night the White House hosted a Hanukkah holiday reception at the White House....
Vice President Kamala Harris, speaking at a Democratic National Committee holiday reception last night: “We cannot let any circumstance or...
Serving as the director of national intelligence sounds like an important and influential job — and in the right hands, it can be. But if Tulsi...
Over in The Atlantic, Tyler Austin Harper urges the Democrats to emphasize their populist stances and to accept some differences of opinion on...
Today's Morning Jolt, discussing the end of the Assad regime in Syria, notes that we've heard little from our president or vice president about the...
For most of Trump’s cabinet picks, the conventional wisdom is that 53 Republican senators are inclined to vote for the president’s nominee, and...
Andrew Cuomo must not become the next mayor of New York City. Last week the Jewish Insider reported that the disgraced former New York governor...
No matter what becomes of Elon Musk’s out-of-government “Department of Government Efficiency,” or DOGE, Musk himself isn’t going anywhere for...
Something odd happened in the run-up to the Republican Senate leadership election on Wednesday. The leader of each party in the Senate is chosen...