House and Senate Move Forward on Internal Reforms
Congress is taking steps toward procedural reform, including changes to how legislation is handled and how lawmakers engage during hearings.
Kim Miklofsky Bayne
When Diplomacy Sounds Like a Threat
Karoline Leavitt said the quiet part out loud: if negotiations go badly, death is on the table. That is not diplomacy. It is a warning.
Put Boundaries on Being Informed for Your Mental Health!
You can care deeply and still refuse to consume every horrific detail. This is where informed ends and self-preservation begins.
Pam Bondi Missed the Point: The Dow at 50,000 Doesn’t Mean Much to the Rest of Us
Politicians often point to the stock market as proof the economy is thriving. The reality is a lot more complicated.
If the Reason for War Keeps Changing, Maybe There Was Never One
When the justification for war changes every few days, the real question isn’t which explanation is correct. It’s whether there was ever a clear reason at all.