Opinion

The U.S. Secret Service did a reasonable but imperfect job in protecting President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and other guests at the White House correspondents’ dinner on Saturday night. The event at the Washington Hilton saw more than 2,500 people crowd into the hotel ballroom. Shortly after the guests had been seated and […]

California voters will have a chance to choose to require voter identification for future elections, and you can be assured that California Democrats will do everything they can to sabotage that system every step of the way. A ballot proposition proposal led by state Republicans has secured enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot. […]

Congress is moving to restrict large investors who are already spending billions rehabilitating distressed homes, while proposing a small federal pilot program to do the same thing less efficiently. This troubling contradiction sits at the heart of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. Our new research on the role of large institutional investors in […]

It’s clear that hating America is still in vogue. Far from banished to the pages of history, the waves of national self-disgust throughout the political Left of the early and mid-20th century have been given a modern facelift and are back, angrier than ever before. Turkish-born and Muslim-raised Hasan Piker is undeniably the most prominent, […]

America was built on a radical premise: that individual liberty is an unalienable, inherent right worth fighting for in the face of tyranny. Revolutionary at the time of our founding, this idea remains the bedrock of American democracy and strength. As we approach our nation’s 250th anniversary, we should acknowledge the endurance of these ideals […]

It is difficult to convey exactly how famous Michael Jackson was in the 1980s, because our increasingly fragmented, online culture is no longer capable of producing fame of such scale or universal reach. But director Antoine Fuqua’s new biopic, Michael, succeeds in giving us at least a glimpse of an era when the King of […]

After news broke of a shooter bursting through a security checkpoint outside the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on Saturday night, the suspect’s profile emerged with a chillingly familiar predictability: a young, highly intelligent male, shaped by a decade of progressive propaganda, convinced he could make history by ridding the world of a modern-day Hitler. […]

Much has been made about the background of Cole Allen, the 31-year-old man charged with the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night. Allen was a teacher. He held a degree in mechanical engineering from the California Institute of Technology, an elite institution known for its science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs […]

Most assassins and failed assassins are mad more than anything else, and their grievances are totally incoherent. Cole Allen, the man who allegedly tried to shoot President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, was different. Allen’s apparent manifesto was eerily lucid, and to the extent he was divorced from reality, it was exactly […]

As electricity demand rises for the first time in decades, utility companies such as Exelon, PPL, and FirstEnergy are making what seems like a simple request to state policymakers: Let us build generation in the Mid-Atlantic region again. What they don’t disclose is that utilities can already build generation in competitive markets. What they’re actually […]