The ink wasn't even dry on Trump's Truth Social post before the Vatican switchboard lit up like a Christmas tree — which, come to think of it, is probably ...Continue reading

Somewhere in the back rooms of Democratic strategy meetings, someone looked at the party's cratering poll numbers and said, "You know what we need? Tax cuts. ...Continue reading

A young man gets shot in the back on a D.C. street in the dead of night. His wallet's still in his pocket. His phone's still on him. His watch — still tick ...Continue reading

Somewhere in Boise, Idaho's Secretary of State Phil McGrane woke up one morning, looked at a perfectly reasonable federal request for voter rolls, and decide ...Continue reading

The phone rang. Then it rang again. Then a friend of Nancy Metayer Bowen got a bad feeling — the kind you can't shake, the kind that makes you call the cop ...Continue reading

The lights were barely flickering in the Senate chamber when Elissa Slotkin slipped a legislative Trojan horse past the gate — dressed up as safety, loaded ...Continue reading

The trial of Tyler Robinson hasn't even reached its halfway point, and already the prosecution's case looks like a house of cards sitting on a washing machin ...Continue reading

Somewhere in America, a former CNN anchor just looked in the mirror, saw a president staring back, and decided the rest of us needed to hear about it.

Gavin Newsom just looked into a mirror, didn't like what he saw, and decided to become a completely different person. The problem? Everyone was watching.

The United States Senate just pulled the oldest trick in Washington's dog-eared playbook: fund the stuff that makes headlines, dodge the stuff that actually ...Continue reading