Outside the Beltway

After weeks of protest, a solid effort.

A shocking development amidst regional turmoil.

The Israeli government has no plan. Its defense minister does.

Are we avoiding facing hard truths?

The release of a second set of figures has created a lot of hyperbole.

Yesterday’s New Jersey speech was something to behold.

A Congressionally-mandated report finds “reasonable” evidence but acknowledges limitations.

Is Rafah the breaking point?

There is no obvious better state of the peace acceptable to both parties.

War crime does pay.

Neither side is willing to give up on its war aims just yet.

On the complexity of political funding.

Grouping House Members by their voting patterns.

This is only “one alternative, and this is being murdered.”

Administrations are struggling to handle the biggest wave of student protests in generations.

On-campus classes have been suspended and Jewish students told to find safety.

Two related questions.

When does humanitarian catastrophe become something more?

Many Democrats are worried about the fallout.

The dance continues.

A two-level game where unconditional support has conditions.

But humans made all the decisions that matter.

The Netanyahu government has few friends.

A tragedy on multiple levels.

Another escalation in the longstanding “shadow war.”

The United States abstained but did not exercise its veto power.

Damned if I know.

The perils of speaking loudly while carrying a small stick.

Israel’s prime minister is defying red lines and humanitarian concerns.

The state of the union is apparently fiery.

California’s next Senator had his night spoiled.

The war could be ending soon.

Reading the tea leaves in Michigan.

Some Democrats are threatening to sit November out.

Netanyahu is defying the international community.

The problem that won’t go away.

The Secretary of Defense has outlined the parameters.

A disturbing report.

A bizarre call from the former Speaker.

Further escalation is inevitable.

The enemy of my enemy is still my enemy.

The game of tit-for-tat continues.

The inevitable response to attacks on international shipping.

Israel and Iran’s proxies are on a collision course.

Repeated academic integrity violations led to her forced ouster.

A misleading survey result.

The BBC’s security correspondent thinks so.

The 21st century’s most brutal conflict and the laws of war.

The popular app is influencing the opinions of its young user base.