Could air traffic controllers delaying senators’ flights end the shutdown?
On Thursday, air traffic controllers in Washington, D.C., caused flight delays for senators. In 2019, air traffic controllers solved the shutdown. Could it happen again?
Prosecuting threats against politicians isn’t one-size-fits-all
The Justice Department’s response to recent threats against Attorney General Pam Bondi and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries differ. The question is why.
Trump’s latest China deal is anything but a win
Not so much a full-fledged deal as a truce: China will pause the limits on exports of rare earth minerals while the U.S. will cut tariffs related to fentanyl.
The White House is holding SNAP funding hostage. That’s cruel – and illegal.
The Trump White House claims has no choice but to cut off funding for the food aid program formely known as food stamps, starting this weekend.
JD Vance makes it clear at conservative event: He’s against legal immigration, too
JD Vance isn’t just opposed to illegal immigration. The vice president wants to get the number of legal immigrants “way, way down” as well.
Trump’s DOJ scrubs mention of Jan. 6 and Trump from Taylor Taranto sentencing memo
From the start of President Donald Trump’s second term, he and his administration have prioritized purging the history of Jan.