The Pentagon’s couch cushions are huuuuge.

A million dollars a day.

A chip maker is the most valuable company on the planet.

Upcoming milestones that could force a deal.

What could possibly go wrong?

Next up: our armed forces.

“What are they going to do? Say, ‘Gee, we don’t want to stop drugs pouring in?’”

Courtesy of President Donald J. Trump.

The move to build Trump’s Big Beautiful Ballroom is moving at record speed.

The downside of our increasing connectivity.

It’s huuuuge.

He becomes the first French ex-head of state to be jailed since Marshal Pétain.

The hostages have been released, but the war appears back on.

Democrats are considerably less happy with their party than are Republicans.

Millions turned out in support of basic ideals.

The second round of No Kings rallies will take place today. Will they matter?

The original KISS lead guitarist is gone at 74.

The SOUTHCOM commander has resigned and the Senate is debating, but it won’t matter.

SCOTUS appears ready to supercharge gerrymandering.

The public is much less concerned than you are.

Not so much.

All 20 living hostages have been released and the bodies of others are slowly being returned.

The health agency has been gutted under RFK Jr.’s reign.

Congress, Schmongress.

A dramatic escalation of the standoff.

Peace Prize in our time!

A pause in fighting, release of hostages, and then . . . ?

The term which kicked off this week wil decide whether we effectively have a king.

She was not amused by the administration’s workaround.

The decision “was not conceived in good faith.”

A four-pronged test.

A No masquerading as a Yes to Trump’s peace deal.

The obvious has been made expllicit.

Passing a budget the President can ignore creates a dilemma.

A long and unusual speech has implications for civil-military relations.

Netanyahu will take it.

A reaffirmation rather than a revelation.

Here we go again.

A few more details have emerged.

What democratic backsliding looks like.

Every general and admiral in a command billet has been called for a last-minute gathering about some unspecified topic.

It turns out that goverment workers served a useful purpose after all.

A massive memorial service showed two divergent paths forward.

People are weird.

When empathy goes too far.