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Americans everywhere remember 9/11, but the impact on those in the city where it happened is particularly powerful, poignant--and permanent.

The debates aren't settled. Where's the balance between liberty and security? Should 9/11-inspired video games be used to recruit soldiers in RL?

Will it be the-economy-is-fixed Trump or I-feel-your-pain Trump when he addresses Congress? America-First Trump or Nobel-Prize-peacemaker Trump?

William Allen White Foundation trustees select Page, Washington Bureau chief of USA Today, for the citation.

No president has been so ubiquitous in American life. From military incursions to primetime sports, Trump has been impossible to miss.

Exit interview: After four decades, the most powerful woman in the history of the United States heads home. She's still defiant.

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What will voters remember next November? President Trump claims victory on the shutdown, but the health care crisis is now guaranteed to persist.

Agree with her policies or not, Nancy Pelosi was among the most consequential legislative leaders since legends Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn.

Richard Bruce Cheney was a laconic one-time college dropout who found his place in Washington. He died at age 84.

On July 4th 2026, America will celebrate its 250th birthday. The United States is the world’s oldest and still-evolving experiment in democracy. From a political perspective, how have the last 250 yea...

I interviewed every president since Nixon. Our nation's identity and future have always been on a fierce and extraordinary journey.

There's a reason the political world is obsessed with the Nov. 4 gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey: They're the only ones we've got.

Sid Davis, who died on Oct. 13, was the last surviving reporter who watched Lyndon Johnson sworn in to the presidency aboard Air Force One.

Sid Davis, who died on Oct. 13, was the last surviving reporter who watched Lyndon Johnson sworn in to the presidency aboard Air Force One.