Congress doesn’t change hands for another two months. Nobody in Washington seems inclined to wait. On Monday, White House counsel Will Scharf signed a letter to Rep. Robert Garcia of California, the Democrat about to take the gavel at the House Oversight Committee. It wasn’t a congratulations note. It was a warning, written in the
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The House Freedom Caucus did something useful Monday. It wrote things down. In a short document posted to social media, the caucus gave Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune
The ballots were barely counted when the left decided what Democrats needed after their best night in years: a new boss. On Wednesday, the progressive group Indivisible called on Senate Democrats to
The hat said one word. Late Tuesday night, with the returns coming in and the map turning a color Republicans hadn’t braced for, President Trump posted a picture of a red cap
Former presidents have one big advantage over the rest of us. When they speak, people assume they’ve done the homework. So when Barack Obama broke his long, comfortable silence this month to
