National Review's David French is no fan of the president. However, Mr.
Senate Republicans
have had enormous success in getting the president's judicial nominees through the conformation process, and on to the federal bench. But that doesn't mean there aren't still a number of ways Demcorats can slow down, and sometimes completely derail, nominees.
The annual audit of the federal government's books has been published, and the verdict is as one might expect: Uncle Sam's accounting is a mess.
The federal government's spending binge hit fresh new highs in the first part of the year, with outlays rising to levels last seen in the Great
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling allowing states to tax online sales has, predictably, lead to enormous problems for small internet retailers.
The president has made clear the press is no friend to him, his supporters or, by extension, the nation as a whole. If anything, Mr.
The rising tide of federal debt should be a top worry for everyone inside the DC beltway.
One item in the president's budget proposal is for the federal government to spend upwards of $200 billion dollars over the next decade on infrastructure.
The Defense Department's first-ever audit was full of unpleasant surprises.