“It’s crazy that these chairs do nothing to get the majority,” one House Democrat told The Sun.

Even after 9/11, multiple crises, and domestic and foreign attacks, our system remains unprepared for the aftermath of a mass catastrophe. What will it take?

If there's one point on which everyone agrees in appropriations law, it's that "slush funds" are bad. In the appropriations context, people tend to us

Institutions don’t have courage. They have incentives.

Blanketing the airwaves with ads about healthcare, Republican candidates who voted to cut federal funding in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are positioning themselves as advocates for lower costs.

For most of the 20th century, a strict norm governed the relationship between the White House and Senate procedure: Presidents stay out of Senate rules.

For most of the 20th century, a strict norm governed the relationship between the White House and Senate procedure: Presidents stay out of Senate rules.

David French is one of my favorite opinion columnists. I often agree with his analysis and judgments, and when I don’t, I invariably find them thoughtful.  That’s why it’s distressing this morning to ...

It is up to Congress to use its legitimate Article I powers to do so.

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A shift to online polling and undersampling of Republicans are skewing America’s most-cited measure of consumer sentiment.

The emoluments are the message

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