T he Democratic Party of old was like a farmers’ market: a place where a bunch of people with wildly different interests came together in a spirit of cautious cooperation. Union workers, ...

While most major countries, led by the U.S., continue to grow their government debt, the fiscal disasters of yesteryear are reporting budget surpluses.

Daniel R. DePetris is a fellow at Defense Priorities, a foreign-policy think tank, and a syndicated columnist for the Chicago Tribune. The military can refocus elsewhere without sacrificing U.S ...

It’s becoming increasingly clear that the people manning the second Trump administration — outside of Stephen Miller, perhaps — primarily have instincts as opposed to plans; many seem not to have ...

The faithful execution of the law must not be a casualty of the administration’s immigration policy.

As for yet another attempt by Putin to play with human lives — at this moment, air raid alerts are spreading across Ukraine.’ ...

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Bondi is new to the federal system, but she has been in law enforcement long enough to know that her assertion is deeply misleading.

As Dominic detailed this morning, the story of manufacturing jobs in the United States shows that the big declines in manufacturing work that began in the 1950s have largely leveled off: ...

Like all legendary events, Paul Revere’s ride and the battles of Lexington and Concord have been encrusted with myth. They still deserve to be celebrated.