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John Kenneth White, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Never before has one party so completely dominated and changed American politics.
For years, conservative Catholics have been discomforted by Pope Francis and his instructions to mingle with the sheep.
Today’s State of the Union addresses are as much about substance as showmanship.
Donald Trump’s visible signs of aging, and his return to form by insulting those who dare oppose him, have either been ignored or worse,...
Donald Trump’s breaking of the American compact, and the willingness of his party to go along, will surely be the death knell for the Republic.
Dwight D. Eisenhower set the Republican Party on a different course that paid political dividends.
2024 marks a moment when our political institutions, voters and even the foundations of our republic face a stern test.
Earlier this month to little fanfare, Kamala Harris broke a 191-year-old record set by John C. Calhoun for the most tiebreaking votes ever cast by...
Finally the person in charge, Biden has used his experience to accomplish far more than even his 2020 opponents thought possible.
The stresses on our democracy, and the two-party system that shaped it, have intensified to a potential breaking point.
Pope Francis is seeking to transform the Catholic Church by cultivating this art of listening involving everyone.
It is a party without either purpose or narrative.
For them, satisfying the id of their Republican base voters is paramount, while producing successful legislative outcomes and seeking compromise often...
Boyle has introduced The Debt Ceiling Reform Act allowing the Treasury secretary to pay the nation’s bills absent a disapproval resolution from...
For five decades, Joe Biden has been, in George W. Bush’s aphorism, “misunderestimated.”