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President Biden could be embarrassed by New Hampshire if the state holds its Democratic primary election without the incumbent on the ballot, the New York Times reported.

American society is continually evolving, and Congress is struggling to keep pace. Deepening polarization in Washington has only worsened the gridlock, and the need for congressional reform has never been greater. Hear US Representative Derek Kilmer and Former US Representative Mickey Edwards explain their ideas to improve Congress and discuss the challenges to their efforts. The Center for the Study of Democratic Politics invites you to join us for this discussion, co-sponsored by the School fo...

Few want Joe

This is not good.

The symbolic nature of a first lady's job has been utilized by many iconic women in the past to develop a synergy with the president's political goals or create a niche sphere of influence

Where will you be on July 4? When Ernest Hemingway was finishing a novel in Paris in 1929, he let a fellow writer read the manuscript. F. Scott Fitzgerald responded with 10 pages of handwritten comments. Among them: “slow and needs cutting…rather gassy…definitely dull…offensive…too glib.” But in his notes, which are now among Hemingway’s papers at the JFK Presidential Library, he also called it a “beautiful book” and urged Hemingway to end what would eventually be titled, “A...

Joe Biden’s ‘broken places’ When Ernest Hemingway was finishing a novel in Paris in 1929, he let a fellow writer read the manuscript. F. Scott Fitzgerald responded with 10 pages of handwritten comments. Among them: “slow and needs cutting…rather gassy…definitely dull…offensive…too glib.” But in his notes, which are now among Hemingway’s papers at the JFK Presidential Library, he also called it a “beautiful book” and urged Hemingway to end what would eventually be titled,...

The one thing the first lady called “shameful” was the criticism she’d read about herself.

Melania Trumps chief of staff, Stephanie Grisham, resigns with two weeks left in the administration Jada Yuan, The Washington Post Jan. 7, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Stephanie Grisham in the Rose Garden at the White House in November 2019.Washington Post photo by Jabin Botsford With 99 percent of the Trump presidency over, and after more than four years of vigorously defending the president and the first lady, Stephanie Grisham, Melania Trumps chief of staff and spokeswoman, has resigned. She w...