Vast quantities of ink have been expended in the effort to address Americans’ anxiety about them. None of it seems to matter.

Whether government-run grocery stores or ill-conceived wealth taxes, their doomed pet projects have become articles of faith. 

The internet age is forcing parents to get more creative in naming their children.

A former aide who served and defended two disastrous DAs now offers advice on urban governance.

The British prime minister’s self-flagellating approach to immigration is as morally unjust as it is counterproductive.

The strange celebration of sorority-rush videos suggests parts of the online right have confused female beauty with sexual desirability.

His work is an ode to the people of the Green Mountain State and the granite in them thar hills.

Angie Nixon is an odd choice to run for Senate in a deeply conservative state.

The Week of August 9, 2026: The EU’s China trap, defense, tax, inflation and much more.

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There’s no reason to trust Kim Jong-un over our longtime ally.

Today’s leftists make the mistake of assuming politicians can rearrange our economic outcomes.

The Drama pales next to Oshima’s masterpiece.

What if zoning decisions were not made in your backyard? Would more housing follow?

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His country is firmly within the China and Russia axis.

Another sign that the doomsayers about this country are blinkered and wrong.

Boosting terrorist groups is never the path to peace.

Don’t let them trick you into thinking it was just an oopsie-daisy.

The country survived decades in the Soviet Union but learned all the wrong lessons.

Responding to objections about my recent criticisms of IVF.

Memories of my father’s confirmation hearings, 40 years ago this month.