Caroline Houck
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Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Caroline:
What we know about Rishi Sunak and how he might govern the UK
The Conservative Party has picked its next leader. Now comes the hard part. → Read More
The questions over the queen’s role in Britain’s violent empire, explained by a historian
An expert on the British Empire explains "Her Majesty’s government" in the 20th century. → Read More
Everything we actually know about the Moscow car bombing
A Russian politics expert explains how much is still unknown about the murder of Darya Dugina. → Read More
Read: The Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
The decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturns the landmark 1973 court case that established the constitutional right to an abortion. → Read More
Virginia Republicans’ messy, Trumpy race to pick a nominee for governor
The Republicans running for governor in Virginia signal a lot about the future of the GOP. → Read More
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Supreme Court colleagues honor her legacy as a “hero” for justice
The "tireless" jurist was full of warmth and "spent her life fighting for the equality of all people," Ginsburg’s fellow justices said. → Read More
Live results for the New Hampshire and Rhode Island primaries
Several races are uncontested, but there are a few key ones to watch. → Read More
Live results for the June 30 primaries
There are several competitive races happening today, including the Democratic Senate primary in Colorado. → Read More
Who is winning the March 10 delegate count so far
Vox will be tracking the results throughout the night. → Read More
Burnt radio stations and 18-month newsprint blockades: Inside the slow culling of Nicaragua’s free press
Why Ortega’s latest move to open up society doesn’t mean the country’s press is free. → Read More
Andrew Gillum concedes Florida gubernatorial race
As counties began to report their official recount tallies for the closer Senate race, the Democratic Tallahassee mayor conceded to Rep. Ron DeSantis. → Read More
Muslim women, Native Americans, and LGBTQ candidates had a night of historic wins
2018 was a night of historical firsts for women and minorities, with voters sending Native American women, Muslim women and LGBTQ candidates to the halls of Congress and governor’s mansions for the first time. → Read More
George W. Bush honors McCain as "unwavering, undimmed, unequal"
The 43rd president honored the late senator and his former political opponent at a memorial service in Washington, DC. → Read More
Who was John McCain? The best answer is in this 18-year-old David Foster Wallace essay
His look at the statesman’s "human genuineness and political professionalism" is still relevant today. → Read More
"I think the European Union is a foe," Trump says on eve of Putin summit
The president is ratcheting up his criticism of US allies’ trade practices. → Read More
Europe is “as bad as China” on trade, Trump says
America’s closest allies should open up their markets and buy more US goods, Trump says. → Read More
What a Small ISIS Cell in Trinidad is Teaching SOUTHCOM
Government news resource covering technology, performance, employment, telework, cybersecurity, and more for federal employees. → Read More
What a Small ISIS Cell in Trinidad is Teaching SOUTHCOM
Just because a country is relatively small doesn’t diminish the threat, or the difficulty of mustering a counter-effort. → Read More
What a Small ISIS Cell in Trinidad is Teaching SOUTHCOM
What a Small ISIS Cell in Trinidad is Teaching SOUTHCOM By Caroline Houck June 7, 2018 Earlier this year, working with its partners on the ground, the U.S. military helped disrupt an alleged ISIS-inspired attack that would have targeted a festival — in Trinidad and Tobago. The raid grabbed headlines immediately afterward. But it — and U.S. Southern Command’s ongoing efforts to help the Trinidad… → Read More
Pentagon Rebrands PACOM as ‘Indo-Pacific Command’
The change is symbolic, defense officials say, but it emphasizes the U.S.’s commitment to new partnerships. → Read More