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Lawlessness, big government and its media enablers
What are we up to now -- four attempts on President Trump's life?
Marco Rubio sums up American greatness in under 200 words
Last week, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the hardest-working man in the current administration, took a turn as press secretary and fielded reporters' questions on all kinds of topics.
Falling fertility: The world could end in empty cradles
Generation Z is easily the most self-absorbed, egocentric generation in history.
One Iranian nuclear weapon could black out America
Even a single nuclear weapon detonated at high altitude over the United States poses an existential threat to most, if not all, Americans.
Bill Maher's 'Trump' take is what America desperately needs
People have become demonstrably vile, particularly in their rhetoric and willingness to cheer on, or even celebrate, the unthinkable.
The glaring failure at the U.N.'s current nuclear weapons conference
Last week, the 11th Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, in session at the United Nations, elected Iran as a vice president.
'God Bless America' remains more than patriotic song for many Americans
Our family made a stop at George Washington's Mount Vernon as part of a historical journey after my recall election and before our oldest headed off to college.
Indiana GOP primary results are ominous sign for Massie
The media have been covering Donald J. Trump, the politician, for nearly 11 years now -- since he came down the golden escalator in June 2015 -- and they still don't quite get it.
We must go back to teaching American history, civics
As we gather this summer to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, I am reminded of the words of Benjamin Franklin 11 years later.
What has the Federal Reserve done for you lately?
Washington is fighting over who runs the Federal Reserve. Nobody is asking what the Federal Reserve has done to every American who has ever trusted it with the value of their money.
The pro-life movement's problem is not Trump
"The antiabortion movement is turning on Trump," was a headline that ran in The Wall Street Journal this week.
The ugly truth about Labubu dolls and Uyghur forced labor
Riding the Washington Metro recently, I saw a Labubu doll dangling from a backpack. An uneasy feeling grabbed my heart. To me, that doll represents modern slavery, and it's personal.
We can't afford another 'Trust me' Supreme Court appointment
Speculation about a potential retirement by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. has intensified over the past two months.
Early Alzheimer's diagnoses could prevent huge money mistakes
Shortly before his Alzheimer's diagnosis, Jay Reinstein walked into a car dealership and bought a brand-new BMW that he couldn't afford.
The Tucker pivot: Why the MAGA cheerleader turned on Trump
From his primetime days at Fox News to the campaign trail, Tucker Carlson was one of President Trump's biggest fans and most high-profile cheerleaders, loudly championing the MAGA agenda.
The Comey indictment and free speech
In 200-plus years of interpreting the free speech clause of the First Amendment, the courts have narrowed and expanded its scope.
A few 2026 midterm predictions
We are about six months away from the midterm elections, and it is way too early to make any coherent predictions.
Trump Iran strategy faces growing confusion over war powers and objectives
The dominant train of thought about the Iran war is now very confused and nearly derailed.
Trump's approval rating exposes deeper questions about polling credibility
A recent headline in The Washington Post read "Trump disapproval reaches new high, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds."
