Christopher Eisgruber espouses academic freedom but mendaciously blocks accountability for his administration’s retaliation against a faculty member’s unfavored speech.

The highest levels of the administration display a jaw-dropping casual disregard for laws regarding the handling of classified information.

T he MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) movement is coming for food stamps — but the law of unintended consequences may thwart its proposed reforms.

A group of Trump administration officials accidentally texted Atlantic editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg about U.S. military operations in Yemen. Goldberg wrote that he was added to a group chat on the ...

DOGE recommendations have exposed wasteful spending, driven the layoffs and firings of federal workers in significant numbers, and led to efforts to abolish or drastically restructure many federal ...

In a post last night, I noted that the three-judge D.C. Circuit panel that heard arguments yesterday afternoon in the Venezuelan deportation case appeared skeptical of the Trump administration’s ...

What’s okay for communicating some important information is not okay for communicating classified national defense intelligence.

Sununu said he’s in Washington for a ‘tour’ of the Capitol and is meeting a ‘whole bunch of people.’ About a Senate run? ‘Oh, about everything,’ he joked.

One More MS-13 Gang Leader, Taken Off the Streets A Disclosure Violation Is Still a Violation, Even If It Wasn’t a Worse Violation Honor and the Nation The Signal App Is Not Authorized for Classified ...

Everyone is going to get a stern warning to double-check participants on sensitive calls, and then they will return to using Signal on their iPhones.

Some progressives have convinced themselves that this is what the Tea Party moment was about — threats, harassment, intimidation, and irrational pique.

The university will find the voting public is not overcome with sympathy for its efforts to shield lawbreakers from the consequences of their actions.