Noah Rothman

Where the House speaker has surrendered much of his authority, the Senate minority leader is exercising it with gusto.

Her ouster from the Foreign Affairs committee isn't surprising, given the case her fellow Democrats previously made against her.

As the scandal surrounding Biden’s mishandling of classified materials grows, we should ask whether the contrast between his behavior and Trump’s is that stark.

It's been months since the president declared the pandemic over. Congress should take back his emergency powers.

Populist House Republicans' blocking Kevin McCarthy from becoming House speaker prove the GOP is not as authoritarian as its critics have claimed.

Trump's Jan. 6 actions have been well documented and evidence unearthed by the House special committee, but some potential charges are still unlikely to stick.

The former president may be down, but he can still hold Republicans hostage.

President Joe Biden made little effort to disguise his relief when he addressed reporters on the day after the midterms.

As the 45th president embarks on a campaign to become the 47th president, a pearl of conventional wisdom that once tried to explain Donald Trump’s meteoric

The midterm results and the reaction to them suggest Both parties seem determined to misread the country.

Democrats want to blame voters who choose their pocketbooks over threats to institutions. But the party itself has muddied the waters.