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Congress hits spending stalemate

Capitol Hill

DC Diary

Congress hits spending stalemate

Plus: Biden missing in action & Luigi’s perp walk

The Spectator

The ever-Continuing Resolution

It operates by subverting legislative responsibility for the sake of pork, on the one hand, and partisan interdiction, on the other

Roger Kimball

Processing your Trump trauma (with orange soup)

The most popular post-Trump soup seems to be spiced pumpkin

Mary Wakefield

On the ground with drag queens on Capitol Hill

‘We aren’t trying to shove our lifestyle down your throats’

Ella Johnson

Internet

Is ‘Dear White Staffers’ losing favor with the left?

Critics are urging the popular Instagram account to do more than post

Cockburn

Campaign 2024
November 14, 2023
The QAnon Shaman is running for Congress
Jake Chansley throws his horned hat into the ring
Cockburn
Politics
October 19, 2023
Protests and confusion follow the Gaza hospital blast
The Hamas-run Health Ministry’s claim that 500 Palestinians were killed by Israeli bombs is falling apart
Juan P. Villasmil
Cockburn’s Gossip
October 13, 2023
Nancy Mace busted by the Capitol Hill fashion police
Plus: a book party, a gala and a Spectator wedding
Cockburn
DC Diary
March 24, 2023
TikTok’s terrible, no good, very bad day
Plus: Waiting for Alvin
Oliver Wiseman
Politics
January 31, 2023
Could Boris Johnson run for president? ‘I don’t rule it out’
Cockburn caught up with the former British PM at the Capitol Hill Club
Cockburn
Cockburn’s Gossip
January 6, 2023
Source: Camilla ‘had a giggle’ about Prince Harry losing his virginity
Plus: Inside the Andrew Tate estate
Cockburn
Politics
January 6, 2023
Can booze break the gridlock in Congress?
After a zillion failed speaker votes, there may be only one hope left
Matt Purple
COVID
April 6, 2022
Democrat gets bitten by fox — and hypes the CDC
Have we learned nothing?
Cockburn
Politics
March 30, 2022
Do House Democrats want cities to die?
Pelosi’s move to keep Congress out of office will extend downtown DC’s comatose state
Stephen L. Miller
Politics
January 9, 2022
What was Ted Cruz thinking?
The senator implicitly bolstered the false Democratic narrative about January 6
Roger Kimball

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