Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Democrats should work toward bipartisan deals, including on immigration, with Stephen Miller — despite the “well of distrust” he holds for the new White...
The leader of one of the largest trade and industrial unions called on Sen. Charles E. Schumer to not run for another term as Democratic leader, as Mr. Schumer's party is about to recapture control of the upper chamber.
House Select Committee on China Chairman John Moolenaar urged Nvidia to conduct a thorough investigation into reports about Jensen Huang's relationship with Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive who U.S. intelligence officials reportedly believe is a Chinese intelligence asset.
A House panel conducting a monthslong investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring released a final report Tuesday accusing the federal government of mishandling the case and calling on the Justice Department to open sexual assault investigations into some Epstein associates.
One of the Trump administration’s most valuable and assiduous officials tendered her resignation on Thursday. Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, announced her departure moments before speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference at Mar-a-Lago. It is unquestionably a terrible loss for the Trump administration, the Make America Great […]
Defending himself against Rep. Thomas Massie’s (R-KY) impeachment effort on Tuesday, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth cast himself as a devoted servant of President Donald Trump. In a press conference at the Pentagon, his first since May, Hegseth also underlined his interest in running for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination. Massie’s impeachment drive is plainly […]
The latest midterm debacle is humiliating for the Republican Party, and the question now is how to rebound. Staying on the road of the past two years is plainly what led to the defeat. But adjust to what, and toward where? The party need not search far. About 40 years ago, President Ronald Reagan set […]
Doctoral students are writing more about power and identity than beauty and tradition. This trend is killing the humanities. A new study from the American Academy of Sciences and Letters has analyzed humanities and social science dissertations at U.S. universities over the last 65 years. Dissertations shed light on the norms, language, and concepts that […]
Every two years, Washington’s pundit class rushes to declare what an election “really meant” before the ink on the ballots is even dry. This time, the partisan spin is already in overdrive. Democrats are claiming a sweeping ideological mandate, while Republicans are hunting for scapegoats. Both sides are missing the bigger picture. If you actually […]
The same antisemites condemning the state of Israel instead ought to be thanking the Jewish state for keeping them, their banks, their credit card issuers, and everyone they’ve ever known safe from cyberattacks. As the multibillion-dollar North Korean hacking of Binance makes clear, in cyberspace, no one is safe. Individuals, terrorist groups, criminal gangs, and […]
In our recent column on the feverish 2028 maneuvering already underway behind the scenes, we name-checked three potential GOP hopefuls. Vice President JD Vance has long been considered the favorite in a hypothetical primary field. We also mentioned Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL). Public opinion will ebb and flow in […]
The world, especially the left-wing part of it, is wailing and gnashing its teeth at the fact that 74,389 Palestinians have been killed since Oct. 8, 2023, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry, which never lies and, therefore, can be fully trusted. This organization does not offer a breakdown between civilian and military deaths. […]
Friday’s jobs report was a rout. Employers added 165,000 jobs in October, 100,000 more than economists expected, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. Third-quarter GDP grew at a 3.4% annual rate in the first estimate. By any scoreboard, the economy is producing. Yet here in California, gas topped $6 a gallon in late September, […]
Ukraine has shared the identities of more than half a million Russian soldiers with its European partners. After almost a year, fewer than 1% of those names have been entered into the Schengen Information System, the database border guards across Europe check before letting travelers in, Euronews reported last week. Europe’s failure is at least […]
Iran is approaching a dangerous convergence of internal repression and external war. The crises that drove the January uprising remain unresolved. The regime has answered public anger with lethal force, mass arrests, and communications restrictions, while renewed American and Israeli military action threatens deeper suffering. In this setting, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi again presents himself […]
President Donald Trump has more authority to fight state and local data center moratoria than another executive order promising faster permits. He can direct federal agencies to secure computing capacity for national security missions, invoke existing laws to protect essential infrastructure, and challenge states that interfere with authorized federal operations. Those powers offer a way […]
Imagine a punishing Super Bowl. At halftime, your team leads 42–3. The opponent is battered, the trophy seems practically engraved, and the crowd is celebrating before the game is over. Then the weather turns. The opposing coaches adjust their formations, exploit weaknesses, and discover they can survive without matching your firepower. Your head coach wants […]
