Ronna McDaniel, the chair of the Republican National Committee, sat down with reporters at a Monitor Breakfast to discuss the party's future.
The head of the Republican National Committee joined the Monitor Breakfast to talk about the former president, the 2022 elections, and more.
Labor lobbyist Bobby Juliano was a champion of workers, teller of stories, and a reminder of 鈥淲ashington back when people talked to each other.鈥
Presidents like to talk about mandates, but those can be something of a myth. Most of the time, it鈥檚 impossible to pin down why people vote the way they do.
Through the coordinated efforts of women in the U.S. and Canada, an Afghan 鈥渇ixer鈥 and his family are safe in Pakistan and hoping to settle in Canada.
The course of Joe Biden鈥檚 presidency will likely be set by the fate of two signature bills in the coming days. Perceptions of Democratic incompetence could fuel a Republican wave.
With criminal charges looming against Steve Bannon, executive privilege 鈥 and its confidentiality protections 鈥 may be getting a rare day in court.
The president has a sweeping domestic agenda, and the slimmest possible Democratic majority with which to try to pass it.
When Rep. Adam Schiff stepped into Washington鈥檚 St. Regis Hotel Thursday for a Monitor Breakfast, there was no shortage of topics on the table.
鈥淲e want to make sure that no president in the future of either party can flout the institutions of our democracy,鈥 Rep. Adam Schiff told a Monitor Breakfast Sept. 23.
Since her son, a Marine, was killed in Afghanistan in 2012, Susan Coti has devoted herself to honoring the life of her only child in ways he would find meaningful.
On this 20th anniversary of 9/11, the U.S. military is out of Afghanistan. But the battle to help those left behind is far from over.
New administrations have learning curves. President Biden鈥檚 current struggles may reflect a team that hasn鈥檛 fully ramped up and a bureaucracy that鈥檚 not nimble enough.
Liz Shuler, the new president of the AFL-CIO 鈥 and its first female leader 鈥 appeared at the first in-person Monitor Breakfast in almost two years.
Liz Shuler, new president of America's largest labor federation, says the U.S. economic system is "broken" and that workers need a stronger voice.
The news Thursday of AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka鈥檚 passing brought a flood of memories.
Pandemic messaging is a balancing act. Leaders must project authority and combat spread, while admitting unknowns. At stake is the public trust.
The president signaled support for democracy over autocracy, after failing to meet with Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya last week.
When her husband was imprisoned in Belarus, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya took up his fight against Belarus鈥 dictator. An interview about her journey.
This week Cuban Americans shouting 鈥淟ibertad!鈥 gathered near the White House in support of the rare protests on the communist island nation.