This second cold war, conducted on a teeming planet whose anxiety is intensified by the passions and rages of social media, is only in its... Read More
When Ayatollah Ali Khamenei led prayers at Tehran’s Grand Mosque for the first time in eight years on Friday, Iran’s supreme... Read More
The very same collection of intelligence, national security, military, diplomatic, and political experts rubbing their hands in eager... Read More
Ken Starr and Alan Dershowitz's laxity on sexual assault will further energise women voters Read More
Maybe Nancy Pelosi waited to send impeachment to the Senate because she was waiting for her pens to arrive. Read More
Ukraine's criminal probe into alleged surveillance against former US Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch by people linked to Trump's lawyer Rudy... Read More
Political figures have long used their families to route power and benefits for their own self-enrichment. In my new book, “Profiles in... Read More
Soon after Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren effectively, if not quite literally, called each other liars, several shaken progressive... Read More
Schools must be held accountable to the Constitution. The administration's new guidelines will ensure that they are. Read More
I knew nothing about Cole before meeting him; he was just a name on a list of boys at a private school outside Boston who had volunteered to... Read More
From high school to the olympics, the race to be trans inclusive may be changing the game forever. Read More
Our intellectual and cultural elites have become unmoored from reality. Read More
The anniversaries next week remind us why Trump's efforts to pack the courts with narrow-minded elitists are so dangerous. Read More
The Virginia legislature flipped in 2019, and Democrats gained control of the statehouse for the first time in a generation. They're taking... Read More
The many, many benefits of using wood in place of concrete and steel. Read More
On paper, Rep. Sheryl Delozier, a Republican from a predominantly white conservative district, and Rep. Jordan Harris, a Democrat from a... Read More
Last month, not long before boarding a plane to Mar-a-Lago for Christmas, President Trump signed legislation that created the newest military... Read More
In 2020, both the radical and the realist models warrant serious consideration. Read More
Almost 52 years ago, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated at age 39. His fight for civil rights and liberty equally applied had already... Read More
The 2nd Amendment sanctuary movement is a dangerous display of faithlessness by local governments that feeds anti-government extremism. Read More
Editorial: Prince Harry and Meghan will no longer be working royals. That should be in everyone's interests Read More
The left is more energized than ever. So what happens if Joe Biden is the nominee? Read More
Warren is down but not out, and if she can battle back she will be ready for the contest to come. Read More
Hatred of Donald Trump has been to some extent sidelined while what Freud called the “narcissism of small differences” plays out... Read More
A great nation deserves a raucous and argumentative primary, not a fake demonstration of unity. Read More
Actually, contends every 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful, the economy is in really bad shape. It is only working for the wealthiest... Read More
It is becoming conventional wisdom that US President Donald Trump will be tough to beat in November, because, whatever reservations about him... Read More
For Americans across the country, Democrats’ and the media’s fixation on impeachment has engulfed the news the public has... Read More
In contrast with Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, no chicanery was needed to ensnare Trump. He brought this on himself, says Guardian... Read More
Something is missing from the charges against Trump: An indictable offense. Read More
Hours after President Donald Trump announced he was adding Alan Dershowitz to his impeachment legal defense team on Friday, the... Read More
The more Nancy Pelosi tries to get people to take her seriously, the more ridiculous she is. During the impeachment vote, it was,... Read More
When Prime Minister Scott Morrison took Australia’s top office, in August, 2018, the leadership of his predecessor, Malcolm Turnbull,... Read More
There is no rational basis to the ideology of environmentalism. It predicts catastrophes, then campaigns against practical, effective... Read More
Taiwan can seem like the third rail of international diplomacy. If a country wants a good relationship with China, Beijing has effectively... Read More
US sanctions are creating extreme economic conditions; birthrate dropping precipitously Read More
Evelyn Yang's courage in coming forward with her story of assault -- especially in the face of the apparent failure of medical and criminal... Read More
The Women's March wasn't a march for women. It was a march against President Donald Trump, marketed toward women. Read More
Any minute the liberal media will start warning about rising inflation, as wages move up. Don't be fooled; that will be good news, and it is... Read More
While the Senate mulls his fate, the president plans to speak to world economic leaders every bit as impeachable as him Read More
Some are lamenting the lack of new witnesses, but the ones they have are strong. Read More
In a newly released impeachment brief, Democratic House managers argue that President Trump must be removed "immediately" to protect the... Read More
In an op-ed piece written exclusively for The State, Sen. Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign co-chair Nina Turner says that black voters... Read More
Say what you want about the 2020 presidential race, it's not what they used to call a Read More
Why the threats to our elections are more sophisticated and widespread than ever Read More
In 2004, TheGuardian.com reported a secret Pentagon warning about global warming: “major European cities will be sunk beneath... Read More
With the coal industry dying, public officials are promoting fracking and petrochemicals. Activists are working to demonstrate that the... Read More
Both the American and Chinese governments strive for illusionary primacy in the Indo Pacific region. Washington had primacy for five decades... Read More
An aggrieved Harvard professor exemplifies how a fast-rising academic field injects paranoia and hatred into American culture. Read More
The president has been saying the same thing since last September. “There’s no crime,” he insists in one variation or another when asked about his impeachment. During a speech three days before Christmas, he expanded on this: “There’s no nothing.” Because no law was broken, in his legal estimation, Donald Trump concluded, “How do you impeach? You had no crime.”But there was a crime Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate overwhelmingly approved a new North American trade agreement Thursday that rewrites the rules of trade with Canada and Mexico and gives President Donald Trump a major policy win before senators turn their full attention to his impeachment trial.The vote was 89-10. The measure goes to Trump for his signature. It would replace the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Read More
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa caucuses are never simple. Voters spend hours in high school gymnasiums or public libraries, starting their night by declaring support for their preferred presidential candidate. That’s followed by a feverish round of lobbying in which supporters of eliminated candidates are pressed to make a new pick by the evening’s end.This year, the caucuses could be even Read More
