The ever-Continuing Resolution
It operates by subverting legislative responsibility for the sake of pork, on the one hand, and partisan interdiction, on the other
It operates by subverting legislative responsibility for the sake of pork, on the one hand, and partisan interdiction, on the other
The Washingtonian offered some guesses. Cockburn fills in the gaps
In many of his rallies, he has promised to clean up the crime-ridden city
Her remarks were capably delivered from the podium — and she barely deviated from the autocue
She would be a Potomac Joan of Arc
Plus: NPR reporter reads ‘toxic masculinity’ book at Trump event
The Scheme may not be of much interest, but it certainly tells its reader something about the man whose name is on the cover
Sabin Howard brings classicism back to the Mall
‘Our business was judged by its outside appearance before anyone ever took the chance to learn what we were about on the inside,’ say the owners
‘We aren’t trying to shove our lifestyle down your throats’
Plus: Why bother ‘pouncing’ over Queer Eye at the White House?
Plus: Karma for Cuellar?
Plus: NYPD clears Columbia protest
The GOP remains the party willing to spend significantly on the military when they believe it’s important
Plus: A breathtaking account of the Reason magazine fire
The UK foreign secretary then heads to DC
Johns Cornyn and Thune represent not just a generational shift, but a shift in the nature of the leadership
Washington Dulles could find itself rebranded
Why DC is a ghost town