Policy
Will New Hunter Biden Claims Lead to Impeachments?
What new whistleblower allegations could mean for the House GOP and Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
SCOTUS Gives POTUS a Policy Pass
The justices say Texas and Louisiana lack standing to challenge the Biden administration’s immigration policy.
The Military’s Recruiting Crisis
Defense officials are trying to figure out how to reverse projected shortfalls for the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Revisiting the SCOTUS Game Day Prayer Ruling
The decision’s “coercion test” has guided key lower-court religious freedom cases over the past year.
Congress Gears up for (Another) Spending Fight
Plus: Cracks show in the House GOP’s impeachment plans.
Republican Women’s Complex Views on Abortion
One year after Dobbs, women in the GOP hold wide-ranging opinions.
A Senate Committee Takes a Partisan Turn
Under Bernie Sanders’ chairmanship, political messaging is displacing bipartisan legislating.
The Bad Math Behind Economic Doomerism
It’s not getting harder for families to purchase basic necessities.
House Readies for Schiff Censure Vote
Plus: How GOP lawmakers feel about Blinken’s trip to Beijing.
The Fight Over Renaming Military Posts, Explained
Why are Republican presidential candidates calling for Confederate names to be reinstated?
Is Biden’s Southern Border Plan Working?
Encounters are down, but the cause for that is up for debate.
When Public Opinion Is Irrelevant
The Supreme Court is in the law business, not the justice business.