John James Republicans know they could not draft a better candidate for a worse time. Luckily for them, John James was such a candidate... Read More

Almost halfway through Chris Wallace’s July 19 interview with Donald Trump, an exchange occurred that encapsulates the current state of... Read More

We may have already past peak Biden — a troubling thought for Democratic strategists as the race enters its most intense and demanding... Read More

Today a global battle of ideas is raging between representative democracy and authoritarianism. But instead of leading the forces of freedom... Read More

An internal government report issued by the Office of Personnel Management has uncovered a decade of gross lapses in common personnel vetting... Read More

Open schools, little mask usage, few restrictions have flouted much of the world's response. Read More

Terrified teachers. Obstinate officials. Exhausted parents. Inside the messy, bungled battle to reopen New York City's schools. Read More

This week, public school teachers in D.C. marched to protest opening schools next month, placing fake body bags outside... Read More

If there’s a popular saying that epitomizes the Donald Trump era, it’s this: “You just can’t make this [stuff]... Read More

Notwithstanding Democrats' attempts to prevent William Barr from setting the record straight, the attorney general dismantled major fake news... Read More

Liberal fans of the oldest Supreme Court Justice have criticised her choice not to retire early Read More

A growing response to today’s chaotic information landscape sounds inviting and elegantly simple: appoint experts to “fact... Read More

This president doesn’t speak like other presidents, that much is clear. Since taking office in January 2017, President Donald Trump has... Read More

Health costs are one of America’s biggest problems. They decimate family incomes, drive Americans into bankruptcy and demoralize... Read More

Torch-carrying neo-Nazis in Charlottesville were the face of white supremacy in 2017. Today it’s “Nice White Parents.”... Read More

His eulogy for John Lewis was typically soaring. The reaction on the right was furious. Read More

President Barack Obama's address at the funeral of Representative John Lewis in Atlanta on Thursday, for the most part, was a moving tribute... Read More

Author Thomas Frank predicted the modern culture war, and he was right about Donald Trump, but don't expect political leaders to pay... Read More

OPINION: The president's act is losing its appeal to voters grappling with the pandemic's impact. Read More

By his own admission, Joe Biden concedes he is merely a placeholder, telling a fundraising audience in May: “I view myself as... Read More

Joe Biden has a wealth of vice-presidential choices who can appeal to core Democratic constituencies, minority communities and women, writes... Read More

Biden was supposed to tap his running mate the first week of August, but has now postponed the announcement to Aug. 10. Read More

We may not know the results for days, and maybe weeks. So it's time to rethink election night. Read More

If you wondered how America got to be a place where mobs on the street are considered to be “peaceful protesters,” you... Read More

In March, we were all living in 15-day increments. Working from home and distance learning, for those who had the terrible luxury of such... Read More

Joe Biden sent his own children to an elite private school, and parades as the Black Lives Matter candidate, yet his policies are openly... Read More

They've become unrevealing quip contests. Read More

The city is sinking into lawlessness, and the mayor blathers on about 'sensitivity.' Read More

President Donald Trump is rarely subtle with his racist dog-whistling, and his latest appeal to suburban voters is no different. On... Read More

In true progressive form, the City of Minneapolis, which has decided that it doesn’t need the police, is now advising its citizens how... Read More

Cigarette smoking has been banned in various states and countless municipalities across the nation for the simple reason that smokers have no... Read More

Health costs are one of America's biggest problems. They decimate family incomes, drive Americans into bankruptcy and demoralize citizens.... Read More

Two tough policy challenges. One elegant solution.  Read More

Over a lifetime of scholarship and public engagement, economist Thomas Sowell has illuminated controversial topics such as race, poverty, and... Read More

A virus has brought the world's most powerful country to its knees. Read More

Our approach is analogous to the outdated policy of aggressively fighting small forest fires, which seems logical enough, but creates the... Read More

One of the first things that activists and educators who work to stop domestic violence learn is this: The most dangerous time for the victim... Read More

There was never any reason to give credence to any of the salacious allegations in Christopher Steele's dossier. That didn't stop corporate... Read More

Banning the silly social media app may seem drastic. But TikTok poses a real threat. Read More

Antifa or antifa—lower case a, if you prefer—may have gotten its start in Germany, but it is flourishing here in the United... Read More

After his news-making primary win against a powerful party old-timer, Jamaal Bowman's election to Congress is all but assured. But the... Read More

Many who read my column last week share my fear the presumed Democratic presidential nominee may not possess the mental stamina to win in... Read More

Public-health officials have difficult enough jobs as is,but Pelosi will make sure the job is even tougher with vague accusations of... Read More

It took a movie about a shark terrorizing a New England town in the summer of 1975 for millions of Americans to discover the story of the... Read More

A woman born a man is not a woman. This is a heretical statement to the most high prophets of the Church of Intersectionalism, but it is true... Read More