NASA remains committed to supporting a space economy in low-Earth orbit for research, crew training and more, writes Administrator Jim... Read More
The planned launch of a SpaceX craft this week with two astronauts aboard shows how commerce can restore an historical point of American... Read More
Amid the flurry of details about spying on Michael Flynn, lying to secret courts about Carter Page, leaking classified documents, and more,... Read More
At various times over the past three and a half years, many of us have asked what would happen if President Trump truly went over the edge or... Read More
John Dowd explained to me how his commitment of cooperation and transparency in dealing with Mueller was eventually turned against the... Read More
Over the last 10 days, President Donald Trump has repeatedly insinuated that former Florida congressman (and current MSNBC anchor) Joe... Read More
The grim joke of the 20th century was that one death is a tragedy, 1 million is a statistic. Now, one man's libel is an outrage. When... Read More
The simple act of wearing a mask to protect others during a pandemic is now a political and cultural flashpoint, underscoring the... Read More
It’s a couple of days old, but still absolutely delicious as a demonstration of self-important elite snobbery and hypocrisy. On... Read More
They could be your boss or your neighbor or your teacher, if disturbed on the wrong day. Read More
Life is filled with nuance, with complexity. Take, for example, the case of Amy Cooper. Cooper is a 41-year-old white woman who worked at... Read More
We have to do more when we see injustice. Read More
The headlines scream “depression level” unemployment as nearly a quarter of the state's workers have been forced to... Read More
Transition to Greatness is a corporate-style euphemism that tries to spin a collapse as a success. Read More
With a brisk economic revival and continued retrenchment of the virus, it is going to be increasingly difficult for the Democrats to prevail... Read More
The coronavirus lockdowns are starting to end across the country. Restaurants, bars, and offices are starting to reopen, and people are... Read More
Recently, Michael Barone heralded a bipartisan refutation of the New York Times’s 1619 Project. As part of... Read More
After another officer-involved death, officials face a skeptical public. Read More
Nothing in recent times illustrates the left's inclination to control like its response to the pandemic. Read More
NASA should enable the private enterprise revolution. Let's see what it can do, rather than going back to big rockets and Big Government: Our... Read More
After President Trump's fevered conspiracy tweets about Joe Scarborough's former intern Lori Klausutis, her widower, T.J. Klausutis, begged... Read More
President Trump has won the lockdown wars as coronavirus-related restrictions on businesses are eased across the country, so far with few... Read More
Of masks, unmasking and dropping our professional masks for our medical ones. Read More
When knowledge, wisdom, independent thought, even basic competence were no longer requisites for success, then the media naturally slid into... Read More
One of the reasons my relationship with Twitter is hate-love is because far too many people pop off about things without having read or... Read More
These are not gaffes. Democrats like Joe Biden are running scared because the Trump administration has been good for African Americans. Read More
"Full Measure" host Sharyl Attkisson interviewed President Trump Sunday, asking about alleged wrongdoing uncovered by the FBI and... Read More
Trump seems to think that the more eligible Americans he can prevent from voting, the better his chances of being re-elected. Read More
'We are about to see the best economic data we've seen in the history of this country,' says a top former economic adviser to Obama. Read More
ALLENTOWN, Pennsylvania — Long before the outbreak of the coronavirus, Americans wanted to buy, use, wear, eat, and build with more... Read More
Samantha Vinograd writes that while all US responses to China's attempt to erode Hong Kong's autonomy will come with costs, the Trump... Read More
"The real threat from China remains not its rise, but rather its collapse. Freedom is contagious. Xi’s actions against Hong Kong may,... Read More
Wednesday's historic launch from Cape Canaveral would make Musk's SpaceX the first private company to carry people into orbit — and... Read More
So Gov. Cuomo killed grandma and cratered New York’s economy. But he looked good doing it. Too harsh? Well, report cards are snapshots,... Read More
At a press conference Friday afternoon, President Trump announced that he would order churches reopened despite... Read More
Above right, from the home page of Race 2 Dinner. It caters dinners for white women at $2,500 each, where criticism of their racial attitudes... Read More
The U.S. Space Force is about to be eclipsed by Netflix's upcoming parody—and that might be a good thing. Read More
Conciliatory messages coming out of Ankara recently may appear as an effort to moderate Turkish foreign policy vis-a-vis the United States,... Read More
Why I am not ready to send my son back to class Read More
America is starting to reopen for business across the country Read More
National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien compared China's coronavirus "cover-up" to the Soviet Union's handling of the Chernobyl disaster... Read More
There was an easy way for President Donald Trump to make the case against Michael Flynn go away. Read More
Agents fretted sharing Flynn intel with departing Obama White House would become fodder for 'partisan axes to grind.' Read More
Biden's inartful phrasing was essentially correct — and progressives must face the urgency of this situation Read More
Usually, it's necessary to wait until after a presidential election is over before it becomes possible to identify the point at which the... Read More
Here's what a winning coalition looks like for Biden. Read More
The right policy can restore low unemployment as the new normal once the pandemic ends. Read More
We're homemakers, stay-at-home parents and paid workers. All at the same time. Read More
It is time for the evidence and common sense to determine what states do in the fall in terms of reopening our public schools Read More
Staffers started making the mountain in the morning, printing and stacking page after inky page of Xeroxed sheets at the White House. By the afternoon, when President Trump arrived, the summit of paper easily towered over the 6-foot-3 executive that day in 2017.More than 185,000 pages of federal regulations, five pillars wide and three columns high, were neatly stacked in the Roosevelt Room. Trump Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawyers for Michael Flynn are asking a federal appeals court to order the dismissal of the criminal case against the former Trump administration national security adviser. They also want the case reassigned to a different judge, saying the one now handling it overstepped his authority when he did not immediately grant the Justice Department’s request to dismiss the case. Instead, U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan appointed a retired judge to argue against the department’s position and to Read More
LOS ANGELES (AP) — California Republicans have been waiting for a turning point and some think it’s finally arrived.The party of Presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan has been fading in California for years: Democrats control every statewide office, dominate the Legislature and hold all but eight of the state’s 53 U.S. House seats. The GOP’s deficit in voter registrations: a staggerin Read More
