Neil W. McCabe is a Front Page Contributor at various publications including CauseACTION Clarion, EAGLE PUBLISHING, INC, Knowledia, and South Shore Press. He focuses on general assignment news with a particular emphasis on government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and various aspects of the United States political landscape. Neil's work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing his insights into the dynamics of governance and political affairs.
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By: Neil W. Mccabe
Senate Majority Leader John R. Thune (R-S.D.) has been jamming up President Donald J. Trump since Trump's first term, though at the time he was only a committee chairman and a rising member of former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) leadership team.
By: Neil W. Mccabe
The Ukrainian Civil War continues without abatement with Republican members of the Long Island delegation split from Upstate Republicans when the House voted June 4 to approve a $9 billion aid package.
Documents released by the Senate Homeland Security Committee, led by Sen. Randal H. “Rand” Paul, R.-Ky., show that the Red Chinese were on their coronavirus kick years before their pandemic attack sidelined the American economy and body politics.
By: Neil W. McCabe
While the attention here, and around the country, is focused on the Third Gulf War, it has gone unnoticed and unremarked
Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) is in a stronger position today than he was in March 2025, when he caved and supported the Republican continuing resolution.
By: Neil W. McCabe
A native of Brooklyn native, Komatireddy grew up in St. Louis, and returned to the state, when she became an assistant U.S. attorney at the Eastern District of New York
By: Neil W. McCabe
“Congressman Swalwell was compromised by Fang on three different things: a sexual relationship, illegal, illicit money that went to his campaign through her straw donations that she arranged,” the official said.
[WASHINGTON] The crew of USS Abraham Lincoln heads home upon the arrival and relief by USS George Washington, bringing an bittersweet ending to the “Shall Not Perish” carrier's long and successful deployment to the Iranian theater.
The Third Gulf War staggers along with an expired memorandum of understanding meant to produce a lasting peace out of a shaky ceasefire, and now a fourth aircraft carrier, USS George Washington, has entered the chat.
By: Neil W. McCabe
In January, the U.S. Navy broke ground on a new $16 million unaccompanied sailor barracks in Manama, Bahrain's capital, signaling that Naval Support Activity Bahrain would continue to host the Fifth Fleet's command-and-control headquarters, as well as the significant shipyard and logistics capabilit
