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Kamel’s questioning of Soltan’s freedom was audacious, not least because it comes at a highly sensitive time: The Biden administration is engaged in an intensif
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The political allure of defending Spears goes far beyond the public support that boomed this year for an initially fan-driven effort to “free” the singer from h
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The administration is now strategizing over how to manage a nation with 68 percent of the population at least partially vaccinated, where pockets of the country
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In short, “they’re irrelevant,” one Democratic congressional aide said. In its place, other tech-focused advocacy groups — including a new startup headed by a p
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The uncertainty has paralyzed much of New York's Democratic political apparatus. State legislators have put their parallel impeachment investigation on a very s
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Some House moderates are urging party leaders to focus squarely on the bipartisan bill, while several liberals remain skeptical it will happen at all — and Spea
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“Texans won’t agree with the event being billed as ‘the heart of Alaska is bigger than Texas,’ but Allen West has proven he has never understood our state,” Tra
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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams ran as a moderate and the central argument of his campaign was that he’s uniquely positioned to balance police reform whil
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Besides the security troops, the only U.S. military personnel left to withdraw by the Sept. 11 deadline Biden set in May are Gen. Scott Miller, the commander of
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But even with President Joe Biden coming out in support of repealing past authorizations and re-tailoring others, on top of commitments from both Senate and Hou
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