Hours after President Biden pledged to show tolerance and humility, the brass knuckles came out.
A recent slip by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg reveals that what the Biden administration means by infrastructure is not at all what the American people think it means.
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, Catholic-school administrators have moved heaven and earth to keep their classrooms open.
In 2020 Joe Biden maneuvered successfully to make the election a referendum on the president’s personality and his handling of COVID.
We believe the suburbs offer a wonderful life for Americans of all races and backgrounds when they are allowed to grow organically.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi highlighted the state of the Democratic Party this week. It is intensely—perhaps fatally—divided.
President Trump’s order to take out Qasem Soleimani was morally, constitutionally and strategically correct. It deserves more bipartisan support.
It’s the job of the press to ask the hard questions and insist on answers, even at the risk of looking obnoxious.
Will he condemn those who indulge their rage by hijacking peaceful protests and directing criminal acts at America’s public memorials
There’s been no more reliable regurgitator of fantastical Trump-Russia collusion theories than Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff. So when the House Intelligence Committee chairman sits down to describe a “new phase” of the Trump investigation, pay attention. These are the fever swamps into which we will descend after Robert Mueller’s probe.
For all China’s economic advances, it remains a brutal, dehumanizing tyranny in which the ruling Communist Party would rather destroy people than give them a genuine say in their government.
In the two weeks since the White House released the transcript of President Trump’s call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the debate has descended into the weeds of process and people.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has a megaphone that is so loud she rivals Speaker Nancy Pelosi as the face of the Democratic Party. Republicans don’t know whether to applaud or laugh. Most do both.
The mathematician Girolamo Cardano is said to have predicted the date of his own death. How likely is that?
