During World War II, Krier helped build B-17 and B-29 aircraft at Boeing in Seattle, answering her country’s call as one of the original Rosie the Riveters.
The MAGA chicken hawk and his bumbling minions are bombing us with BS
We shouldn’t try to divine Trump’s end game, because, on that topic, he’s predictably incoherent.
The boiling cauldron in the Middle East
Politics never dies, and Democratic leadership threw another anti-Trump log on the fire during the attacks on Iran.
Fetterman votes for war powers resolution as McCormick opposes
Fetterman joined fellow Democrats and five other Republicans in supporting the resolution that passed by a 52-47 count.
Fitzpatrick, Meeks, bipartisan colleagues advance new ‘Peace Through Strength’ sanctions on Russia toward January floor action
Co-leads on the bill include Representatives Don Bacon, Mike Turner, Tom Suozzi, Mike Lawler, Steny Hoyer, and Marcy Kaptur.
Ukraine’s October stalemate
Despite Putin’s swaggering proclamations over the past four years, Kyiv has not fallen and the Ukrainian Armed Forces have not collapsed.
The politics of despair
Ordinary people coexisting in peace doesn’t make the newspapers or get you followers on Instagram, but it does sustain this American experiment.
Legitimate targets: Israel’s strike against Houthi “cabinet”
On August 28, airstrikes from Israeli warplanes hit the Yemeni capital of Sanaa.
Jim Pomeroy: Decisiveness needed against the Houthis
The U.S. Navy is a lethal and breathtakingly orchestrated instrument of American global power projection. Its primary duty is to ensure that merchant fleets can traverse international waters without the fear of attack by piracy.
Pat Wandling: Extreme polarization is dangerous
The Democrats are fighting a political war against President Donald Trump, his policies, and the Republican Party. And the world is watching.