She’s a Harvard elite yet her economic ideas land well in a populist age. Which image will stick?

Our nation’s problems are caused not by a lack of territory but increasingly disjointed cultural identities. There’s only one solution.

She crunched the numbers and predicted the USSR’s downfall. Now can she take on America’s red ink?

The 34th president certainly did not believe it was ‘disloyal’ to question the Jewish State’s policies against Arabs in the region.

If baseball wants to replace an institution with a robot, then the fans need to take their bats up and revolt.

The future of ‘sustainable’ superyachts, purchased by non-materialistic Millennial billionaires

With the death of Peter Fonda this week, ‘Easy Rider’ and its dated cultural baggage ride into the sunset.

The outrage mob is out for the giant pharmacy, and conservatives should feel no need to defend.

A Canadian reader casts light on the culture war that threatens US liberal democracy

It isn’t possible to put America first when the president is determined to take the side of a foreign government over our own citizens.

The Gray Lady’s support for Israel places it on the same side as Trump and against the Squad. What to do?

John O’Hara was a prolific and recognized author—until his support for Barry Goldwater changed everything.

There isn’t any concern that innocent Iranians are being ground under the wheel of sanctions because inflicting collective punishment is exactly what they want to do.

The greatest trick that Trump pulled on Americans was to make many of them believe that he understood how to negotiate when he has never been any good at it.

Also: Lessons from Solzhenitsyn, and more.

The emergency training exercise supposedly had nothing to do with current tanker tensions with Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.

Sang Bee Gees in sermon delivered from helter-skelter installed in future mosque

Sounding a sad note of decline in rural America

For some, the idea of the male ‘victim’ is a unicorn, but as Wesley Yang’s book shows, this vulnerability is as real as it gets.

Day by day the protesters reflect a greater cross section of the island, which is making China more desperate to put them down.

A sour reflection on the capture of The New York Times by the radical left, and the scandal of the Right’s boobish champion

Innocent Iranians are dying for the sake of a cruel and unjustified policy of “maximum pressure” that achieves nothing except to inflict more pain and misery.

Also: Roller coaster facts, a new leech discovered near DC, and more.

Mike Pompeo has succeeded at winning Trump’s good graces, but does it matter if the policy is so bad?

Donald Trump wants our allies to pay more, but outdated overseas defense obligations are the real problem.

The entire episode has been an embarrassment for the U.S., but it has been instructive in showing that Trump’s conduct of foreign policy is typified by a complete lack of respect for the rights and interests of others, whether they are allies or not.

Trump’s “pro-Israel” posturing and anti-Semitic rhetoric provide a perfect example of what is wrong with how we think about the U.S.-Israel relationship.

The now-problematic Damon Linker skewers The New York Times‘s 1619 Project

Big-government conservatives should try actually reading him before they claim him as their own.

The Taliban sits in the catbird seat despite all of the blood and treasure we spent to destroy it.

David French says the courage of the 1960s-era black church should shame po-faced white Christians today. With all respect to the Civil Rights leaders, French is mostly wrong