David M. Shribman

He lifted up his eyes and looked, and, lo, three men stood by him: and when he saw them, he

March came early this year for President Biden. He came into 2022 like a lion. The danger for him is

The turning of the calendar page always prompts reflection, and seldom more so than this year. We have moved from

New year, new start for Kamala Harris? Last year should have been one of triumph for the vice president. She

No American presidents of our time — perhaps no American presidents ever, with the possible exceptions of George Washington and

The death of former Sen. Bob Dole at age 98 — a full quarter-century after he was the unsuccessful Republican

SWAMPSCOTT — The man who lives in the white house made an announcement the other day that might stand as

NORTH CONWAY, N.H. — Nobody wants to run for the Senate as a Republican in this state. Well, not exactly

To COVID (about a fifth of Americans say they won’t be vaccinated) and to the flu (vaccination rates for that

For a long while — remember that in politics, two days comprise an eternity — it seemed as if the

You saw the play when it first came out. Now you are watching the movie that followed. It was great

OTTAWA — The story of the dramatic change in Canada’s global profile — and in the decline of American influence

This week marks the 100th anniversary of one of the most remarkable speeches given by one of the most discredited

PITTSBURGH — In December 1833, a young man from Chester, N.H., moved to Washington to take up a position as

PITTSBURGH — “Call anytime,” he said, hours before he went into hospice. If only I could. If only the scores

The single element that Canadians most resent about Americans’ views toward their northern neighbor may be the conviction in the

Last week’s 20th anniversary commemorations of the terrorist attacks of 2001 stirred passions deep and wide. They reminded us of