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Philadelphia DA says he’ll keep piece of Trump’s White House ballroom ‘after we all blow it up’

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said Tuesday he expects President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom to one day be blown up in an “official ceremony."

Maverick Democrat surges with Republicans as his own party turns on him, stoking talk of GOP switch

John Fetterman now holds a 73% favorability among Pennsylvania Republicans, surpassing Dave McCormick's 63%, as party switch speculation grows.

Green New Dodge: El-Sayed runs from policy as newly surfaced deleted posts show years of support

Abdul El-Sayed refused to defend the Green New Deal on air, but deleted posts show he once wrote "I believe in a Green New Deal" in all caps.

Trump’s Canada Tariffs Are Not on Mission

Wasn’t this supposed to be a president elected to change our relationship with China?

Inflation Update: Still Too High

Higher interest rates remain the only solution, however uncomfortable.

A Reminder About BigLaw’s Political Monoculture

It’s hard to find even one elite, prestigious firm where a meaningful share of donors lean Republican.

Now for the Good News: Five Problems America Has Largely Solved

You deserve a more optimistic look at those aspects of American life that have improved considerably in the past decade or two.

Spare America from the ‘Noblesse Oblige’ of This DSA Duchess

Were Grace Ryan’s approach to prevail, the cultural consequences would be catastrophic.

Trump Administration Threatens to Demolish the Kennedy Center

The Trump administration argued in court that unless the president’s name remains on the building, the Kennedy Center will need to be demolished.

Civics Education Belongs in Small Colleges, Too

Higher education reformers should take heed.

Secret Service officials placed on administrative leave over potential misconduct

Three U.S. Secret Service officials have been placed on administrative leave amid an ongoing investigation into potential misconduct, an agency spokesperson confirmed to The Washington Times.

Daniel movie: Standing up to corrupt elites will get you burned — here’s why you should do it anyway

Modern workplaces, politics, and international relations can be complex: impossible tasks, conflict, unreasonable demands, temperamental leaders, and moral dilemmas. A Middle Eastern nation controls a vital shipping channel and blocks major international commerce. It relents, then reneges, creating international turmoil. You work hard to advance your employers’ mission: sacrificing, caring, succeeding. Then you observe some […]

When Trump and Moscow agree, you know the UN has gone too far

Washington and Moscow agree on very little. This week, diplomats from both countries accused Annalena Baerbock, president of the United Nations General Assembly, of exceeding her authority in the selection of the next U.N. secretary-general. The Trump administration is right. Baerbock has turned a useful exercise in public scrutiny into an attempt to decide which […]

Bringing the Middle East to a boil

It is often said that the Middle East’s greatest export isn’t oil, it’s instability. For centuries, great powers have been drawn to the region, often filled with ambitions of grandeur and empire, only to grow disillusioned and broken, shattered by what they can not change. And yet, try as it may, the West can’t seem […]

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