Dean Karayanis

‘The majority of Cubans want capitalism, not communism,’ Fidel’s grandson avers.

General Winfield Scott’s Anaconda Plan, key to victory over the confederacy, reemerges in conflict with Tehran.

In response to Trump’s barbs over the dominion’s sovereignty, a nation that lauds its comedians loses its sense of humor.

The Last Frontier’s muddled system ‘should be nowhere near anything as consequential as a Senate election,’ one analyst avers.

Voters, it seems, favor candidates who focus on economic issues over trying long-shot bids to remove the president.

Transferring support to his party’s congressional candidates is tricky political alchemy.

The president hits the Iranian regime where it hurts.

The party seems to have no space for anyone to the right of the Democratic Socialists of America.

Pennsylvania’s senior senator urges Democrats to ‘divorce’ from far-leftists and return to ‘the way we’ve always been.’

Party’s power brokers chafe at his support for Jerusalem, opposition to socialists, and friendliness with Republicans.