Opinion

On Wednesday, Elisabeth Zerofsky of The New York Times Magazine published a lengthy essay titled, “How the Claremont Institute Became a Nerve Center of the American Right.” Zerofsky’s piece was...

The U.S. Congress is poised to pass the Inflation Reduction Act, a significant step to lower inflation and provide long-term energy security, an issue of importance across the globe. Like...

Who is winning the war in Ukraine depends on who is doing the talking. Predictably, Russia says that it is winning as planned, while the United States says Ukraine is...

On social media, “dunking” means intellectually devastating an opponent. The metaphor conjures an image of a basketball player mercilessly humbling a defender. But, as on the basketball court, dunking online...

Six months ago, President Vladimir Putin ordered Russian troops to invade Ukraine with no provocation, breaking a European peace that has lasted since the Allies turned back Adolph Hitler’s attacks...

From 1946 to 2018, fewer than two percent of primary challengers to sitting members of the House of Representatives have successfully ousted the incumbent. But Michigan Republican candidate John Gibbs’...

The United States is counting on its European allies to counter Russian aggression in Ukraine, but there are several reasons to doubt that support can continue indefinitely. Europe is hurtling...

When the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) went into effect 32 years ago, there was optimism that technology could close the education gap for students with disabilities and other special...

At first glance, the July 31 killing of al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri by a US drone attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, appears to be the most significant setback the group has...

The primary (and very likely only) beneficiary of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan is the People’s Republic of China. Virtually none of the goals that the California congresswoman...