Month: February 2024

John Hen­drick­son used most of his Atlantic mag­a­zine arti­cle on Tues­day crit­i­ciz­ing No Labels. There was no big sur­prise in his cri­tique of No Labels, “The Dan­ger­ous Con­fu­sion of No Labels,” which por­trays that sort of par­ty as con­fused, imprac­ti­cal, and even down­right goofy. Deep into the sto­ry, Hen­drick­son revealed some­thing that should have been […]

It’s been a lit­tle more than eight months since Gov. Chris Sununu (R‑NH) announced he would leave office after eight years, set­ting up a fight for a gov­er­nor­ship that’s swung back and forth between Repub­li­cans and Democ­rats for decades, and in an Elec­toral Col­lege swing state where Pres­i­dent Joe Biden and the GOP nom­i­nee-in-wait­­ing, for­mer […]

For­mer Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump and spe­cial coun­sel Jack Smith sparred on Thurs­day over when the crim­i­nal clas­si­fied doc­u­ments case should take place, clash­ing just one day before the judge will delib­er­ate on their pro­pos­als. U.S. Dis­trict Judge Aileen Can­non is expect­ed to issue a sched­ul­ing update dur­ing a Fri­day hear­ing amid expec­ta­tions that she will […]

House Home­land Secu­ri­ty Com­mit­tee Chair Mark Green (R‑TN) announced this week that he is revers­ing his deci­sion to retire after receiv­ing calls from for­mer Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump and oth­ers. Green appeared burned out when he announced ear­li­er this month that he was retir­ing, say­ing that he believed the coun­try and Con­gress were “bro­ken beyond most […]