Columnist
Members of my family disappeared in Nazi and Soviet control. A survivor, my father found himself in the U.S.
Columnist
The president is struggling because his most ardent supporters have overestimated threats to the U.S.
Columnist
Making it more difficult for those following the law to obtain a firearm won’t solve our crime problem.
Commentary
‘Elite’ universities aren’t without fault, but starving research is eroding American competitiveness.
Women were once deemed unfit for office as too emotional. Trump’s Cabinet is stocked with Real Housewives.
Columnist
Trump’s tough talk worked with NATO, but so far he has little to show from tariff’s economic havoc.
Trump has succeeded in his first 100 days by moving fast and breaking things. That serves his opposition.
Now that President Trump has what he needs from him, Musk is being discarded, and poorer for it.
Take your pick of agency heads; for those who advise and consent, there was no sign of trouble ahead.
Columnist
Recent events show the stark absence of the adults in the room who saved Trump in his first term.
Not even 100 days into his second term, the president is implementing the worst of Project 2025.
Columnist
Trading literacy for screen time has cost us — kids and adults — our ability to reason and conclude.
Columnist
To eliminate the threat, an agreement must seek an exchange of ‘normal for normal.’ That won’t be easy.
Columnist
Washington’s conservatives are enthralled by the Ivies. The ultimatums are simply a distraction.
In his isolated attacks, Trump has divided our loyalties. It’s time for a civic and civil uprising.
How can conservatives justify the flouting of due process in sending away any without conviction or charge?
Cowed to voice the mildest of approvals for the MMR vaccine, he maneuvers to reassure his base.
Due process doesn’t just protect a person’s liberty. It’s an acknowledgment of our own limitations.
Columnist
True, it risks $2.2 billion in federal funding, but submitting would been capitulation to an unconstitutional order.
A range of proposed tax legislation piles costs on families, rather than looking for spending cuts.