Afghanistan is back in the news. U.S. airstrikes are at their highest level since 2012, and President Trump is considering sending up to 3,000 more troops to support the 8,400 Americans already serving there.
Afghanistan is back in the news. U.S. airstrikes are at their highest level since 2012, and President Trump is considering sending up to 3,000 more troops to support the 8,400 Americans already serving there.
I follow the news closely, but until I researched this column, I didn't know that Congress actually raised spending on the very agencies Trump wanted to cut.
There was a time, not so long ago, when candidate Donald Trump vowed, if elected, to have his attorney general appoint a special counsel to reopen the Hillary Clinton investigation and, if warranted, bring criminal charges against her.
When the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza first made public the “colorful” comments that Mr. Scaramucci thought were off the record, it was fascinating to watch pretty much everyone from the establishment rush to their fainting couch.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller has lost his credibility as the lead of the investigation into the unsubstantiated allegations of illegal collusion with Russia by Donald Trump. Mr. Mueller should resign immediately.
Just as President Trump prepares to sign punishing sanctions against Russia for meddling in last year’s elections, Vladimir Putin is sending his frenemy in Washington a message: don’t mess with us.
With health care costs spiraling out of control and Congress grappling with the best way to reform our health care system, there’s a little something they should know about my cat.
It may be less than a year before North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has the capability to miniaturize a nuclear warhead so it can fit on one of his ICBMs.