Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg sparks 2028 speculation with a return to Iowa, the state that boosted his 2020 Democratic presidential run.
Six months after Donald Trump's presidential victory, Democrats remain deeply pessimistic about the future of their party, although neither the Democratic Party nor the Republican Party is viewed favorably by a majority of U.S. adults.
The Wall Street Journal’s lead letter on Tuesday, from a Canadian endocrinologist called Roy Eappen, praises the Trump administration’s humane acknowledgement in its report on gender medicine that transgender ideology harms “a particular kind of victim: children who are gay and lesbian.” Four in five gender-confused children grow up and out of their dysphoria naturally, […]
President Donald Trump has made the elimination of government waste central to his second term. The Department of Government Efficiency has taken a chainsaw to legacy programs and institutional recipients of government welfare. Gone are entire institutions such as the U.S. Agency for International Development and the U.S. Institute for Peace. National Public Radio and […]
President Donald Trump’s election was greeted in Europe with outright fear by parties of the Left and wary apprehension by the center-right but with open elation by a resurgent sovereigntist Right. Now the Left and the center are regrouping and coming up with a strategy to rein in the surging populists. It should surprise no […]
When President Donald Trump returned to office, he faced the monumental task of reversing the greatest illegal immigration crisis in American history. He and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem knew we needed to take an all-of-the-above approach to fix it. To that end, DHS has announced that, in addition to paying for and […]
For years, the Democratic Party has attempted to portray itself as a stalwart defender of democracy, due process, and equality under the law. Its leaders warn constantly of rising authoritarianism, casting themselves as a bulwark against supposed fascism and tyranny. But the most insidious kind of authoritarianism is the kind that cloaks itself in democratic […]
Republicans in Congress are rightly looking to Medicaid’s out-of-control spending growth for possible savings to help preserve the 2017 tax cuts in what President Donald Trump hopes will be “one big, beautiful” reconciliation bill. If done right, those savings could also help save Medicaid as we know it. That means saving Medicaid for its intended recipients […]