Politics

A Day in the Halls of Power Maybe this is how it always begins: the buzz of a committee room, an air thick with anticipation, and the whisper of a headline waiting to be born. Today, it was all eyes on Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem as she took her place before the Senate Homeland […]

Clashing Voices in the Halls of Power Maybe it’s the kind of day that starts with a subtle tension in the air, something intangible but very real. The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee meeting was no exception, as the echoes of sharp words bounced off the walls. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stood at the podium, […]

A Political Tightrope: Trump’s Legislative Push It’s always the quiet moments, isn’t it? When things seem steady, then suddenly, a political tremor. Hard-liners are pushing like never before for changes in legislation, and this time, it’s a megabill that’s caught in the crossfire. President Donald Trump, never one to shy away from the spotlight, is […]

The Story Behind the Headlines Maybe this is how it always starts: a seemingly quiet morning headline and then-everything shifts. This time, it’s the whispers around President Joe Biden and his late son, Beau Biden, captured in the pages of a new book, “Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to […]

Golden Dome Initiative: A Bold New Defense Era It’s a typical quiet morning, and yet, in the backdrop of world affairs, there’s a sense of anticipation. Gen. Michael Guetlein, known for his strategic acumen, is poised to steer the planning of a groundbreaking defense system. His task? To bring into reality the United States’ latest […]

The Shifting Tides of a Political Legacy Maybe this is how it always starts: a quiet morning headline, and then – everything shifts. Biden has been diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of prostate cancer. This is more than a personal battle for the former president; it’s a new chapter in the story of a man […]

Political Tensions Stir at ICE Protest Perhaps it’s the quiet moments that mask the storms brewing just beneath the surface. There was a protest, a tense one outside Delaney Hall, an ICE detention facility. People gathered, voices rose – and with them, perhaps a sense of desperation. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and several members of […]

Cancer Moonshot: A Journey Rooted in Loss and Resilience Maybe this is how it all begins: with loss, and then a renewed sense of purpose. It was 2015 when Joe Biden’s world shifted with the passing of his son, Beau, from brain cancer. The grief was profound, a personal tragedy that perhaps most of us […]

A Tumultuous Path Forward Maybe it’s just another Monday in Washington, or maybe it’s the beginning of something larger – a seismic shift in the landscape of U.S. policy. Late Sunday night, the House Budget Committee pushed forward President Donald Trump’s ambitious “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” after a tense weekend. Blocked by hard-liners just […]

Shifting Diplomatic Tides It’s a scene that perhaps starts on a day just like any other-a regular morning where the headlines whisper quietly. Then, in a blink, the landscape shifts, bringing news that the United States has officially closed its Office of Palestinian Affairs in Jerusalem. With this move, the Palestinians’ direct diplomatic channel to […]