Senator Thom Tillis will not seek reelection, and one observer says Republicans will have a harder time holding his Senate seat without him.
Critics of actions by Israel, then America, against Iran make five fatal errors in their assumptions about propriety and just cause of war.
Thousands of State Department staff stand to lose their jobs after the Supreme Court disallowed universal injunctions.
The Trump administration will try again to stop the practice of counting noncitizens (including lawful and unlawful residents) in the census.
Iran is much weaker after attacks by Israel and then the United States, and will not be able to help Russia as it has.
The Supreme Court, in three cases involving birthright citizenship, forbade district courts to issue universal injunctions.
Donald Trump does politics as battle, and Niccolo Machiavelli, that cynical student of human nature, would definitely have approved.
History affords few relevant examples to judge the effectiveness or the result of the recent operation against Iran and its nuclear program.
Emil Bove, candidate for a judgship on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, faces allegations of misconduct from officials he exposed.
The United States could have had three reasons to attack Iran, depending on whom or what you believe about the initial conditions.