Two political operatives close to Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Tex.) agreed to plead guilty this year and cooperate with the Justice Department’s bribery case against the lawmaker, according to newly unsealed court documents. The records show that Colin Strother and Florencio “Lencho” Rendon struck the plea agreements in March, admitting to their roles in an alleged […]Read More

Welcome to The Campaign Moment, your guide to the biggest developments in a 2024 election that could prove stormy, but not perhaps not so much in a court of law. (Did a friend forward this to you? If so, sign up sign up here. You can also hear my analysis weekly on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, […]Read More

Welcome to The Campaign Moment, your guide to the biggest developments in a 2024 election that could prove stormy, but not perhaps not so much in a court of law. (Did a friend forward this to you? If so, sign up sign up here. You can also hear my analysis weekly on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, […]Read More

Stephen Miller is not subtle. His rhetoric tends toward the apocalyptic, a habit that would seem hard to maintain over the course of a decade that included holding a senior position in the White House. But he sticks to it. On Wednesday evening, for example, Miller warned his followers on X, formerly known as Twitter, […]Read More

Stephen Miller is not subtle. His rhetoric tends toward the apocalyptic, a habit that would seem hard to maintain over the course of a decade that included holding a senior position in the White House. But he sticks to it. On Wednesday evening, for example, Miller warned his followers on X, formerly known as Twitter, […]Read More

President Biden’s threat to halt the shipment of American weapons to Israel if the country goes forward with a long-planned ground invasion of the city of Rafah has jolted American and Israeli politics, forcing Israel to recalibrate its next steps in its war against Hamas and broadening a divide on the issue among members of […]Read More

Imagine if you could go back in time to early 2020 and tell Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) — then an unknown Donald Trump supporter who posted controversial commentary online — that four years later she would be standing inside the Capitol as both Democratic and Republican elected officials booed her. This post appeared first […]Read More

Imagine if you could go back in time to early 2020 and tell Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) — then an unknown Donald Trump supporter who posted controversial commentary online — that four years later she would be standing inside the Capitol as both Democratic and Republican elected officials booed her. This post appeared first […]Read More