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David Ignatius is a veteran journalist, an opinion columnist for the Washington Post, where he has a long tenure and to which he provides a much-needed voice of sanity at a time when the paper seems to have lost its way. (See, for example, his column last fall making the case that Biden should not
Vice President Kamala Harris needs to ensure she is “striking the right balance" at the Democratic National Convention, according to Democratic strategists, as the race formally enters the general election.
Strategists feel confident that GOP voters will ultimately fall in line behind Republican Senate candidates as the 2024 election approaches.
A new bill introduced in the New York City Council would limit correction officers' use of pepper spray on out of control inmates in the city's jails, except in emergency situations.
Former President Donald Trump on Saturday repeatedly swerved from a message focused on the economy into non-sequiturs and personal attacks, including declaring several times that he was better looking than Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump wound back and forth between hitting his points on economic policy and delivering a smattering of insults and impressions of
Former President Trump slammed Vice President Kamala Harris during a Pennsylvania campaign rally Saturday for her "socialist price controls."