Veterans of Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign reacted with a mix of outrage, vindication and exhaustion after the release of Robert Mueller's... Read More

Ever since the political establishment was rocked by Hillary Clinton's loss in the 2016 presidential election, the Electoral College has been... Read More

Thousands of interviews and hundreds of subpoenas later, special counsel Robert Mueller broke his two-year Wizard of Oz-like silence on... Read More

Blaming Congress for our nation's political dysfunction is a little like blaming your parents for all your failings in life. Sure, they may... Read More

A few times a month, in an unmarked white office building on Long Island, a group of Nassau County government employees discuss which... Read More

The New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago metro areas are all losing people, according to 2018 population estimates just released by the Census... Read More

On the floor of a cavernous factory in southern China, dozens of unfinished cars, freshly painted in cherry red or dark silver, dangled 6... Read More

My recent exchange with a disciple of the late Harry V. Jaffa, the vituperative political philosopher long associated with Claremont McKenna... Read More

In American politics, the problem of the border is simple: You're either for the wall, or you're against it. For proponents, the wall... Read More

Last week, news reports surfaced that President Trump was taking steps to eliminate the Office of Personnel Management (OPM),... Read More

Despite recent efforts by anti-oil and gas activists and Green party members, the European Parliament voted not to strip ExxonMobil of its... Read More

It's a winter afternoon in Vancouver, and Mark Tyndall is taking me on a tour of all the places people can go if they want to use drugs and... Read More

Almost every day Elizabeth Warren comes out with serious policy proposals. They're rarely even baby steps down the road to socialism, but... Read More

The 2016 election exposed, among other things, the gradual extinction of the urban Republican, who, like the Southern Democrat, has virtually... Read More

Every presidential candidate in modern United States history has released his or her tax returns in the general election.The lone exception,... Read More

Soon, the dust will settle from special counsel Robert Mueller's report, and Americans will have a fuller understanding of why prosecutors... Read More

When I lived in Paris for two years, Notre Dame was often a nuisance. I was attending graduate school and renting an apartment just... Read More

Caleb Parke, in a column on the Fox News website entitled "Students, alumni outraged, 'shaking' after Vice President Pence invited to give... Read More

Although I have always been a man of the Right, some of the major influences on my thought have come from the classical Left. Many years ago,... Read More

Despite the 57-0 drubbing the Green New Deal (GND) recently took in the Senate, its central thesis is not going away. Last week from his... Read More

Thomas Klingenstein argues that President Trump is the leader of an American politics of citizenship against its multicultural antagonists.... Read More

The Illinois state Senate approved a bill last week that would require presidential candidates to release their U.S. income tax returns in... Read More

With Tax Day just behind us, it's a good time to reflect on our first full year under the Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA), which President Trump... Read More

With the arrest of Julian Assange in Britain on April 10, his six-year stint at the Ecuadorian embassy in London finally came to an... Read More