Jim Geraghty is a senior political correspondent for National Review and a contributing columnist for The Washington Post. With a focus on national politics, Jim covers a wide range of topics including elections, policy, and current events. He is also the author of several books and is known for his appearances on cable news networks.
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After a year of strutting around the stage and boasting that ‘America is back,’ overseas chaos has been Biden’s brand.
Comparing Biden’s National Security Council to a Model U.N. meeting is unfair… but to whom?
There’s an excellent chance that the news you watch, read, or hear is going to put the hush-money trial of Donald Trump front and center this week.
By: Jim Geraghty
Notice that the idea of President Biden skipping the autumn presidential debates is no longer some odd fringe proposal.
The passing of former Florida senator and governor Bob Graham offers some lessons on how dramatically our political landscape has changed.
NPR didn’t get this way accidentally; this is what it wants to be.
By: Jim Geraghty
No, Israel is not about to invade its own city of Haifa, and no, the president’s uncle was not eaten by cannibals.
‘Without U.S. weapons, we have obviously started to lose.’
Israel tells President Biden it’s not interested in just ‘taking the win’ and launches an airstrike against an Iranian air base.
By: Jim Geraghty
Good for you, Joe Biden. We all know how hard it is for a Democratic incumbent president to win support among the Kennedy family.
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