Something has shifted in Washington, and not for the better. The government shutdown — once a rare and dramatic last resort, a sign that the system had genuinely broken down — has become routine. A tool. A tactic. A lever pulled with increasing comfort by those who calculate that chaos serves them. Senate Majority Leader
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Cole Tomas Allen said nothing. Handcuffed, shackled, dressed in an orange jail uniform, the 31-year-old from Torrance, California, stood before a federal judge Monday morning and let his lawyer speak for him.
Something important happened in Virginia on Friday, and it deserves more than a passing glance. The Supreme Court of Virginia — sharply divided, 4 to 3 — struck down a set of
Marco Rubio is a Catholic man who flew to Rome and sat across from the new pope. That matters. Not as theater, but as texture — a reminder that the great questions
The Secretary of State offered a quiet, earnest defense of American exceptionalism at Tuesday’s White House briefing. Marco Rubio was asked a simple question at Tuesday’s White House Press Briefing — what
