The election of 2020 will be one of the most defining elections in American history. Read More

The primary effect of the President's rant was to shine a spotlight on Trump himself, and to remind so many Americans why they disapprove of... Read More

Or will Trump define it for them?  Read More

With the U.S. economy producing another strong jobs report for June, Democratic presidential hopefuls face a difficult task: how to avoid... Read More

David Axelrod says Joe Biden is likely to face criticism by two of his most aggressive attackers and several feisty progressives who are... Read More

No one doubts that the biggest achievement of the July 20, 1969, lunar landing was simply getting there. It was a monumental triumph of will... Read More

Getting Tough on Trade Is Just the First Step Read More

The latest escalation between the United States and Iran is of a pattern with many of the Islamic Republic's confrontations with regional and... Read More

Nowhere is the collapse of the Democratic Party as a coherent political organization more evident than in the astounding metamorphosis of... Read More

Russians and others won't stay out of 2020. But they'll be able to amplify US-created disinformation and have more time to disrupt 2020... Read More

Under President Trump, America has maintained the lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years, there are more jobs opportunities than there... Read More

The curious journey of the unproven rumor that Omar married her brother to get him citizenship—from an obscure Somali diaspora forum to... Read More

The grand question of our time may very well be the simple one of whether the United States deserves not only to be defended but preserved. Read More

President Trump has presided over undeniably successful deregulation efforts across the executive branch.  At his re-election campaign... Read More

America's urban rebirth is missing something key—actual births. Read More

One of the figures at the heart of the Epstein imbroglio is Virginia Roberts Giuffre, whom I have never met, writes Alan Dershowitz Read More

President Trump generated an uproar this week with his widely condemned comments regarding four Democratic lawmakers of color, coupled with a... Read More

All who fight to fulfil the ideals of the United States are in the Squad. And those ideals have never been in greater peril Read More

Suggestions for journalists actually interested in accountability from those in power Read More

The president needs the voters who approve of his record on the economy but disapprove of him overall. His racist attacks this week only hurt... 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

If the president and Republicans were serious about finding a solution, they'd join the effort. But Trump needs a crisis to ramp up fear 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

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

Within hours of Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Roosevelt began summoning the heads of American industry to Washington. Roosevelt knew the... Read More

Government surveillance is a growing threat to democracy. We need to talk about it more. Read More

In Omar, the president has at long last found a face to his stigmatization of Muslims – and so, too, have his allies Read More

Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn. – who has refused to apologize for past anti-Semitic remarks – introduced a resolution in the House this... Read More

The President's plan is for a political civil war, and it is working. Read More

Presidents, like most politicians, don't apologize. They don't admit mistakes, either. President Trump just did both. By saying he disagreed... Read More

With Biden, Sanders, Warren, and Harris now dominating the race, there's a stronger chance of an early primary win – or a contested... Read More

She didn't last the full nine months, and the end was quite painful. Your tax dollars paid for some of the process. Such was the story of Dr.... Read More

Space-based businesses currently contribute $350 billion to global gross domestic product Read More

As America prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing, The New York Times is busy celebrating the Soviet space... Read More

Everything seems to be racist or soaked in racism these days, even the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. Read More

His reelection strategy is built on the notions that cruelty can be popular and liberal democratic norms are dead. He might be right. Read More

On October 22, 2008, the U.S. State Department stopped accepting applications for the Priority 3/Refugee Family Reunification program —... Read More

Former staffers of ousted President Leanna Wen paint a picture of a leader who lacked political savvy. Read More

Poor Leana Wen. She took Planned Parenthood's propaganda a little too seriously. And now she's out of a job. For the longest time, Planned... Read More

Deny the vice president a second term and put your daughter on the ticket, then quit if you’re elected so she can pardon you and live... Read More

Who knew picking 20 names out of a box could be so entertaining? In a live draw held on Thursday, CNN selected the lineups for the second... Read More

The New York Times ignored sales data to torpedo the best-seller ranking of 'Justice on Trial,' Amazon.com's best-selling non-fiction book... Read More

The University of Missouri has faced a tough few years. First, there were well-publicized protests stemming from student... Read More

No one has done more to dispel the myth of social mobility than Raj Chetty. But he has a plan to make equality of opportunity a reality. Read More

Democrats have traded economic analysis for political activism Read More