Washington • It was by chance that former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens died on the same day that the House of Representatives... Read More
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With success comes a spotlight, scrutiny of her sometimes vague and vacillating positions on issues. Read More
Can a candidate who is leading the field by 12 points be weak? That's the question of Joe Biden's run for the Democratic presidential... Read More
A left-wing mob tore down an American flag and replaced it with a Mexican flag. A gunman attacked an ICE facility. Democrats said nothing. Read More
Russia's controversial S-400 deal with Turkey is more about constructing a Middle East less dependent on the United States than direct... Read More
Space-based businesses currently contribute $350 billion to global gross domestic product Read More
A very educational series of events occurred in the last couple of weeks illustrating the nature of political maneuvering at the national... Read More
To focus on the President's tweets is to miss the bigger picture Read More
New generations of Chinese immigrants hate affirmative action — and some are beginning to love Trump. Read More
The policy system she built in her Senate office now fuels her 2020 Democratic presidential bid. Read More
The biggest fundraisers in the Democratic Party have identified early favorites as the 2020 candidates jockey for resources. Read More
I joined Vice President Mike Pence and members of the Senate Judiciary Committee Friday in a visit to a migrant detention center in Texas to... Read More
It is far from a perfect solution, but as Stevens taught, sometimes half a loaf is much better than none. Read More
The organization has ousted its president, apparently for being insufficiently committed to pro-abortion advocacy. Read More
Growing up in northern Uganda, I managed to piece together an education by winning one scholarship after another. But I will somehow have to... Read More
Not every prospective college kid can afford his or her 'dream school.' Adults need to help students make prudent choices about their... Read More
Turkish media reports suggest that an incursion by the Turkish army east of the Euphrates is imminent. Read More
Why does Trump hate the things that make our country great? And how do the rest of us get beyond this hatred and ignorance? Read More
As the Left collectively melts down over Donald Trump’s tweets about the socialist “squad,” calling calling him every name... Read More
We should all be grateful to the four women of color who are offering moral and political guidance to a nation goaded by its... Read More
Peter Thiel. Tucker Carlson. John Bolton. What’s most striking about the trio headlining the National Conservatism Conference is that... Read More
A snapshot of Asia would show a region at peace, with stable societies, growing economies, and robust alliances. But, if we view history as a... Read More
The backlash abroad against President Xi Jinping's China, at least in developed nations, has spread rapidly in the last year. Read More
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Here's the most intriguing fact about Iran's apparent seizure Saturday of a small oil tanker about 385 kilometers northwest of here: Thus... Read More
Democrats were for rule of law when it came to the Mueller probe, but they are against rule of law when it comes illegal immigration. Read More
The crisis at the border is of Washington's own making. Read More
Patrick Deneen’s disdainful review last month in the Washington Post of George Will’s splendid new book, “The... Read More
Democratic opposition to Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nomination for the Supreme Court was as determined as it was ham-fisted. Read More
The late justice dismantled originalism in his dissent in District of Columbia v. Heller, the landmark gun-rights case. Read More
In short, it's using the power of the state to punish his enemies and make the world the way he wants it to be. Read More
If the Democratic Party keeps surging to the left and nominates a 2020 candidate who can be credibly labeled “socialist,”... Read More
Racism is wrong. You fight it, you criticize it, no matter the electoral consequences. Read More
I'm tired of hearing conservative friends apologize for President Trump's "go back to where you came from" tweets about the likes of Ilhan... Read More
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- For the past few years, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has railed ever more belligerently against the U.S.,... Read More
This week, the Trump administration continued its efforts to bring order to the southern border by imposing new rules on the asylum-seeking... Read More
Editorial: The US president's bigotry has a political purpose: to distract voters and energise his base. He doesn't care about the damage he... Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic-controlled House voted Wednesday to hold two top Trump administration officials in contempt of Congress for failing to comply with subpoenas related to a decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.The House voted, 230-198, to hold Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in criminal contempt. The vote, a political blow to th Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — No votes have been cast in the Democratic presidential nominating contest, but the winnowing has begun.A distinct top tier of candidates is breaking away from the pack in early polling and fundraising, building distance between themselves and the rest of the bloated field. Although the first nominating contest in Iowa is still more than six months away, tighter qualifying stand Read More
Los Angeles County has too many voters. An estimated 1.6 million, according to the latest calculations – which is roughly the population of Philadelphia. That’s the difference between the number of people on the county’s voter rolls and the actual number of voting age residents.This means that L.A. is in violation of federal law, which seeks to limit fraud by requiring basic voter list maint Read More
