A play in three acts.

We tortured some folks.

The courts and Congress are rolling back Executive actions.

180 faiths are now “Other” or “None.”

Our long, blogical nightmare may soon be over.

Congress is defying the President on Iran, Ukraine, the slush fund, and more.

The Dan Sullivans saga.

More women and minority officers have been removed from the promotion list.

He’s getting tired of all the winning.

But at nowhere close to the prewar level.

Bigger than Elvis in his prime.

We’ve created some perverse incentives.

Judges ruled against his Kennedy Center renaming and “anti-weaponization fund” yesterday.

The apocryphal quotation has proven correct.

It’s certainly looking that way.

The U.S. hit several targets in Iran as negotiations for a peace deal continue.

Winning is impossible, but stopping is too painful.

The options are not good.

Another one bites the dust.

An epic finale.

The Republican Honey Badger Caucus is getting bigger.

The rapid descent into AI-generated slop.

It won’t be easy.

An unpopular war and sagging economy are driving down already low ratings.

Winging it is seldom a sound diplomatic strategy.

Even as a lame duck, he still holds domination over the party.

A desperate but plausible gambit made necessary by a flawed system.

Paid for by Never Surrender, Inc.

Yet more gems from the Commander-in-Chief.

The Trump administration has been repeatedly rebuked by the courts, to little avail.

It’s hard to win a street fight under Marquess of Queensberry rules.

More than any of his predecessors, we know in real time.

Republicans are winning the gerrymandering wars thus far.

A significant blow to Democrats.

Leaked estimates are at substantial variance from administration claims.

The Iran War’s latest victim.

The one-time media mogul has passed at 87.

Making an unpopular war less popular.

His VP and cabinet were not polled.

A dumb way to choose candidates? Or the dumbest way?

Now what?

A reasonable if perverse policy.

Only 32 of 435 House seats are competitive.

Race and partisanship collide once again.

Disentangling the two is challenging, if not impossible.

What happens at the 60 day mark of the Iran War? Nothing.

Partisan gerrymandering just got a bit easier.