Peggy Noonan takes ‘weak, sniveling’ president to woodshed; ‘like an unfunny Woody Allen’

Anthony Scaramucci, the face — and the mouth — of the Trump White House

And why it ultimately benefitted terrorists like Al Qaeda.

One thinks Silicon Valley is Utopia, the other thinks it’s Mordor

Three ways the deck will always be stacked against you.

Why in five years, the American right will embrace socialized medicine.

Within defeat and evacuation lie the seeds of ultimate victory

The right decision for the wrong reasons — and likely a setback for social conservatives

CRISPR breakthrough puts power over the human genome in our hands

The slaughter of the Somali refugees is just one more confirmed example of the coalition’s wanton violations of international law.

Carl Trueman demolishes the blind optimism of many religious conservatives

Helping mask our own hypocrisies on torture.

Will kids who weren’t yet born when the war began have to fight it?

Congress, please don’t keep a bad thing going.

So why do we have such a problem with it?

Prolonging America’s longest war would be a serious mistake for Trump no matter what the reason for it is.

Trump’s decision to stop sending arms to rebels alters everything.

If that’s not a canary in the pro-Trump conservative coal mine, nothing is

Hundreds of billions of dollars outside of the official Pentagon budget.

Reneging on the deal in this way would tell the world that the U.S. can’t be trusted to honor its commitments.

Rivals winning influence as Trump chooses bombs over bread across continent.

The dirty (open) secret of influence peddling and one way to fix it.

Other Trump appointees and supporters should take note of all this and get clear of this failing administration before he turns on them next.

Extending government healthcare to people who don’t need it is a bad idea.

The idea that “harsher sanctions” would lead to a “revolution” is nonsense that has been discredited many times over the years.

President’s cruel, bizarre treatment of Jeff Sessions shows that he’s losing his grip

Because it is a U.S.-backed war waged by our clients, the war on Yemen isn’t held to the same–or indeed any–standard that many cheerleaders for the “rules-based order” apply elsewhere.

And we wonder why they hate us.

Expands the controversial federal civil asset forfeiture program.

What the Benedict Option can learn from pre-Christian Eastern sages

Activist: ‘Gender confusion is a small price to pay for social progress’