We're now $22 trillion dollars in debt. Our immigration and welfare systems are broken. Read More

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The GOP can't retake or retain power in Washington without recruiting top-notch candidates to run, but it's hard to sell tickets on the... Read More

One year after he pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI, there is still no evidence that he is a traitor. Read More

Social media lies have real-world consequences. Read More

It's a little complicated, but it appears the Justice Department's inspector general, Michael Horowitz, has uncovered a serious problem... Read More

U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor declared the entire Affordable Care Act unlawful on Friday, concluding in a widely panned ruling that... Read More

Can a four-minute holiday ballad be a source of moral harm in the world? Read More

The estimated price tag on President Trump’s “big, beautiful” southern border wall is $25 billion—a paltry sum... Read More

Analysis: No border wall. No rewrite of immigration policy. No Republican majority in the House. On his top agenda item, the president is... Read More

Democrats wonder how their political misfortunes in Florida seemingly defy the laws of political physics. Read More

In March of 2017, with the battle for control of Mosul, Iraq’s second largest city, raging just miles away, I was driven into the town... Read More

As part of “stability maintenance,” people the state considers troublemakers may be sent to jail—or sent on vacation. Read More

Aborted snowball fights, unused playground equipment, baseless child trafficking panics, and more. Read More

The office of the president of the United States is known for wearing down the mere mortals who hold it. At the very least, it prematurely... Read More

Lately, I’ve been looking at home movies and photographs of my childhood years; I’m working on a documentary about my... Read More

He throws another fit after Republicans grill him on his misconduct. Read More

In two weeks, congressional Democrats will return to Washington with the authority to investigate a White House that is suspected of foreign... Read More

Twenty years ago, Jerrold Nadler argued in Congress that impeaching the president based on private, consensual sex was a 'partisan coup... Read More

It’s understandable that the Democratic infighting has already begun. But given the stakes, can’t we have some kind of... Read More

Can Trump haters on the left and the right just focus on the facts? Read More

With an unusually high number of appointments in federal courts, Trump could profoundly remake large parts of American life Read More

The bureaucratic mind has a temporary triumph. Read More

Neoconservatism is dead, long live American conservatism. That’s what I thought when I learned The Weekly Standard would be shuttered... Read More

French President Emmanuel Macron has tried to calm protesters by raising the minimum wage, among other concessions. But if the yellow vests... Read More

President Trump’s abandonment of democracy promotion and human rights is among the most striking of his departures from the post-Cold... Read More

Throughout 2018, much of Asia has been shaken by the new and increasingly unpredictable dynamics in Sino-American relations. Read More

Porous borders and radio waves and other methods enabled people to learn what was happening outside of various police states, such as the... Read More

Lies are coming at the American public in torrents — raining down on them everywhere they turn. Read More

Imagine that a federal prosecutor had gone after The Washington Post Company back in the 1990s on the theory that the reluctance of its... Read More

Science is essentially the search for and recognition of reality. Each year, there are those who ignore this endeavor entirely, preferring... Read More