Managing Editor.
The impeachment trial won't conclude before the SOTU. It's all over except the crying.
From false ads to a raunchy Halftime Show, a great NFL game was marred on the margins.
As the DC Demos' "Hate Trump" impeachment reaches its apex, the rest of the country is doing alright.
Distortion reigns supreme, from the president's defense to Schiff's act to Bolton's book.
Trump and Netanyahu reveal a plan for peace. It is both generous and realistic.
The Supreme Court justice appropriately and sternly addressed growing judicial overreach.
"You don't know. Nobody knows," Sanders says. "This is impossible to predict."
Haggling over witnesses continues, Nadler blows it, and Schiff whiffs on the truth.
The two sides fight over rules and witnesses and begin to make their respective cases.
Trump's legal team blasts impeachment, while Democrats continue to play games.
The administration issues new guidance to protect faith expression in public schools.
Sanders wasn't asked about his violent campaign worker, and Soleimani was absent.
Two media reports are meant to cast Warren as the victim of the Sanders patriarchy.
And DNC chief Tom Perez blames voters for not boosting minority candidates.
Delaying infrastructure projects for a decade is no way to approach the 21st century.
Nick Sandmann and CNN agreed to an undisclosed settlement over phony news coverage.
Trump trades threats with Tehran after terminating Qasem Soleimani last week.
Success with the economy, judiciary, military, and immigration mark his first three years.
They ignore "Liberty" and focus on redefining "freedom" and "Constitution."
The Fifth Circuit Court struck down the individual mandate as unconstitutional.
