The Washington Redskins have a new name
They’re the Washington Commanders now — but love it or hate it, the biggest problem is still their owner
Washington
Wednesday
Wednesday
Missing Bob Dole in witless Washington
He had something all too rare in today’s politics: a sense of humor
Wednesday
Washington’s Metro mess
More subway woes have brought our nation’s capital city to a halt
Wednesday
An appreciation of the Trump International Hotel
It has a strangely authentic character all its own, just like its namesake
Friday
What exactly was the plan in Afghanistan?
Washington wasn’t hoping for a victory. They were just hoping for a brutal civil war that would last long enough for them to save face
Tuesday
The talentless Mr Inslee
He is always on his guard against any foolish attempts by the citizens of his state to live their lives unimpeded by government fiat
Wednesday
Does Seattle deserve better than Carmen Best?
The city ’ s first black police chief wa s effectively hounded out of office by gangs of predominantly white protesters
Thursday
What’s it like in the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone?
At night there’s a touch of Dunkirk as you pass by rows of bedraggled-looking campers hunched together around braziers
In defense of CHAZ
For radical leftists to establish their own territory is, frankly, refreshing
Monday
Still, the Global War on Terrorism goes on
The national security establishment turns its attentions to China, having completely failed to learn from past failures
Monday
Washington returns history to the History Channel
The foundingest father of them all
Tuesday
Do progressive municipal leaders want their cities to fail?
Maybe they are nurturing the crisis to push through with their singular vision to cure all of mankind’s ills
Wednesday
The nationalist surprise
The movement is beginning because conventional politics is at an end
Friday
The return of measles and the age of idiocy
Alas, we have no vaccine for human stupidity
Friday
Is Anthony Scaramucci the new Roger Stone?
The ousted former Trump ally is following a starkly similar playbook to the master of the black arts
