Opinion

Travel across Indiana by highway on a winter’s day and you’ll find no shortage of roadside attractions vying for your attention, many centered on sports. There’s the Indiana Basketball Hall...

Middletown, Va. Troy Carter, 49, says that, other than voting, he’d never been involved in politics. That changed late last year, when he heard that a county board of supervisors...

Hundreds of thousands of Americans will gather in Washington Friday for the 47th annual March for Life. Those who march come together to stand against abortion, the most significant human-rights...

Shortly before President Obama left office, a black friend remarked to me over lunch that we might not see another black president elected for a very long time. He said...

The Brazilian government’s filing of criminal charges against the American journalist Glenn Greenwald is an increasingly familiar case of shooting the messenger and ignoring the message. Mr. Greenwald is best...

As the country embarks on only the third impeachment trial of a president in its history, there are many unique features about this moment, but one stands out for me:...

The opening day of the impeachment trial of President Trump was a Senate fight over the rule book. The Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, blazed into the session...

Donald Trump obviously relishes the role of bully. But his greatest talent by far lies in playing the victim. He’s a victim of Adam Schiff. A victim of Nancy Pelosi....

Lenin is sometimes said to have predicted that capitalists would sell Russia the rope with which they would be hanged. Yet not even Lenin could have imagined Vladimir Putin’s success...