Lindsey Curnutte is a journalist who contributed to The Weekly Standard in 2016, covering a range of news topics including national politics, foreign policy, and government accountability. Her reporting for the magazine spanned campaign finance, congressional debates, veterans' affairs, and D.C. local issues.
The late mayor Marion Barry called the D.C. streetcar project "ill-planned, ill-thought-out, ill-engineered, ill-everything," a statement with which few would disagree. After a 54-year hiatus, the streetcar is back in action, offering commuters the nostalgia of a sluggish transit service with a…
As Russian influence spreads across Eastern Europe, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius said conventional military involvement by Russia in the Baltics is not expected, "because that would be stupid to challenge NATO."
The Senate blocked legislation Wednesday that would expand FBI surveillance powers.
Hillary Clinton and Democratic supporters are launching $23.3 million worth of TV advertising buys in battleground states, NBC reported Monday. As for planned spending by pro-Donald Trump forces in the same states? $0.
At a Tuesday morning press conference, House speaker Paul Ryan argued against imposing a ban on Muslims entering the United States.
The Department of Veterans' Affairs fired three senior officials from the Phoenix VA health care system Wednesday, marking the first dismissals linked to the mismanagement in Arizona since the system's director was ousted in November 2014.