Senate Rejects Bipartisan Effort to End 9/11 Military Force Declaration

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In a battle between Republican isolationists and interventionists, the Senate rejected Senator Rand Paul’s push to end the military force declaration passed after 9/11.

A Sheriff’s Bind: Cross the White House, or the Courts

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By CAITLIN DICKERSON September 13, 2017 The Trump administration and the sheriff in Portland, Ore., agree on this much: The crimes were hideous and preventable. But they are fiercely blaming each other for allowing them to happen. The case has stirred up a...

Gorsuch Stresses Need for ‘Neutral’ Judges

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Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, emphasized on Monday the need for judicial independence even as Mr. Trump castigates jurists who have ruled against him.

On Washington: Gorsuch Confirmation Presents Democrats With 2 Difficult Paths

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Will Democrats try to block Judge Neil M. Gorsuch’s confirmation or hold their fire for a later vacancy? Either way, he seems headed for the Supreme Court.