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Can a President obstruct Justice? It might not matter.
John Dowd, an attorney for President Donald Trump told Axios’ Mike Allen Monday that the "President cannot obstruct justice because he is the chief...
Five Things About Christmas You Probably Didn’t Know
Much of what you think you know about Christmas is wrong: Christmas is the day Jesus was born (it's not); it's a timeless tradition...
What We Know About North Korea’s Big New Missile
North Korea tested a brand new intercontinental ballistic missile last week — and it’s big. The Hwasong-15 is larger and more powerful than the...
What’s Going to With the Alabama Senate Race? It’s hard to tell.
Looking at Monday’s polls of the Alabama Senate race, Republican Roy Moore is either up 9 points, according to Emerson College, or Democrat Doug...
Mueller, the FBI and That ‘Insurance Policy’ Text
Last May, the appointment of Robert Mueller as Special Counsel to lead the Russia investigation was applauded by both Republicans and Democrats. Mueller is...
Trump and Russia: Choose Your Own Adventure Style
President Donald Trump may very well have not been involved in any collusion with Russia. To date, there’s no hard evidence that he was....
Of Course Die Hard is a Christmas Movie
Nothing says Christmas like Bruce Willis crawling around in ventilation ducts hunting terrorists. Die Hard is a yippie-ki-yay Yuletide fable with all the classic...
But, Her Emails!
Pro-Trump Congressmen are calling for a special counsel to investigate the FBI’s handling of Hillary Clinton’s emails. Aside from the words “Special Counsel,” this...
Five Things People Misunderstand About the Tax Bill
The Republicans are finally at the finish line of a massive tax cut bill, the first major legislative accomplishment of Donald Trump’s Presidency and...
The Republicans After Alabama
In a stunning nail-biter, Democratic Senate Candidate Doug Jones managed to prevail in Tuesday's special election in Alabama, a state that hasn't sent a...
Rosenstein Bolsters Team, Names Veteran Prosecutor Ed O’Callaghan as His Right Hand
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has tapped Edward O’Callaghan, a widely respected veteran prosecutor, as Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General, a post that is...
The War on Robert Mueller
When Robert Mueller was first named as Special Counsel, both Republicans and Democrats praised the choice. Mueller, a Republican, a Marine Corps combat veteran...
How ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ Became One of the Most Beloved Holiday Albums of...
When CBS got a look at A Charlie Brown Christmas for the first time, they were not pleased. A mildly depressed Charlie Brown’s meandering search...
How Progressives Perpetuate the Concept of a Deep State
President Trump, advisors such as Steve Bannon, and many of the electorate who support him, believe there is a “deep state” composed of the...
The Case for Mueller
As Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation has heated up, the President's allies see evidence of a partisan witch hunt. Anti-Trump text messages sent by...
The Science of Hangovers
It is a cruel irony that the fun of a night of drinking tends to be directly correlated to the level of misery we...
In Attacking Politico’s Hezbollah Bombshell, Team Obama Fires Blanks
The Obama Administration diaspora had something of a reunion this week. The occasion, a coordinated effort at damage control, an attempt to tourniquet a...
Forgetting The Past: The U.S. Response to Russian Disinformation
Russia's interference during the 2016 elections was not a fluke. Rather it reflects ongoing efforts which date back more than a century. The U.S....
The Government is on the Brink of a Shutdown, Here’s Why
An impasse over immigration threatens the first government shutdown in four years. If the Senate doesn’t vote to pass a temporary bill to fund...
The FBI’s Trump-Russia Informant Explained
News last week that the FBI used an informant to probe what two Trump staffers, George Papadopoulis and Carter Page, were up to in...
Report: Donald Trump Jr. Asked Russian Lawyer for Dirt on Hillary
The Russian lawyer at the center of the Trump Tower meeting in June 2016, has told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Donald Trump Jr....
Why is Trump’s Decision to Move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem Controversial?
Jerusalem is sacred to Christians, Muslims and Jews. Who controls it is one of the most contentious issues in the Middle East peace process....
Why North Korea is Threatening to Pull the Plug on the Trump-Kim Summit
As President Trump welcomed home three Americans released from captivity in North Korea, he beamed with optimism about a diplomatic breakthrough with the world’s...
Is the Government Listening to Your Phone Calls?
A trove of documents about CIA hacking tools released by Wikileaks and President Trump's recent tweet claiming President Obama tapped his phone has caused many...
The Science Behind Why You Hear Laurel or Yanny
Over the past week, the internet has been consumed by a raging debate about whether a sound clip is saying “laurel” or “yanny.” The...
Carter Page, Christopher Steele and the Memos
Whether or not there was collusion with Russia, Carter Page probably was, and still is, a dead end. A former volunteer foreign policy advisor...
READ: Full Text of the Nunes Memo
The House Intelligence Committee has released its highly classified memo alleging abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act by the FBI against an aide...
Why ‘Fire and Fury’ Made Trump Erupt
Michael Wolff's new book on President Donald Trump is either an abject work of fiction or among the scariest documents in recent memory. Recent...
#ReleaseTheMemo and the New Politics of Disinformation
The disinformation business is booming. Last year’s main product line, breathless speculation that Donald Trump was the instrument of Vladimir Putin’s conquest of the...
Ten Questions with James Rosen, Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent
In nearly two decades covering Washington, James Rosen has interviewed Presidents, broken important stories and at times been at the center of the story himself. The Obama administration targeted Rosen as...
