Last Wednesday, the debate over what ought to be classified as lands came to yet another head in the decades-long discussion over the definition of “waters,” as the House and ...
Every August, Washington, D.C., quiets down as the legislative classes leave town for recess. And as during every other recess, Congress this year has left important issues unresolved — issues that members ...
As Eastern Europe continues to destabilize, with Russian troops massing on the border of Ukraine, the Obama administration appears completely flummoxed by Vladimir Putin’s aggression. The use of sanctions, as ...
On Sunday, America lost one of the heroes of “the greatest generation.” Though his heroism had gone unsung until millions of Americans read or watched Band of Brothers, Major Dick ...
John Boehner’s first speech as Speaker epitomizes the change in tenor in D.C. — not just its substance, but its duration, too.
Boehner said more in a scant 12 minutes than ...
Barack Obama last week made his first truly important decision as a presidential contender, and it is certainly an interesting one. Nothing says “change” quite like choosing a consummate D.C.-insider, ...