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The Naval Academy book purge is an embarrassment.
Telling Americans to accept fewer choices and pay higher prices in the name of a greater good would be a mistake for any politician.
The only real strategy for reversing demographic decline is to change cultural norms surrounding marriage and child-rearing.
This is a nation that, with all its failings, continues to boast the mightiest, most resilient economy in history.
No president had ever invoked the IEEPA to impose tariffs.
It would be hard to overstate how important the radio services were to the West's victory in the Cold War.
It is evident that Trump's policy is fueled above all by his unshakable admiration for Putin.
In the wake of Oct. 7, 2023, Jew-hatred that was once confined to the fringes has spread toward the mainstream.
Curtailing Americans' ability to do business with their neighbors will not make America great again.
The Boston mayor's first instinct was to offer condolences for a knife-wielding aggressor who had been killed before he could commit homicide.
The air is going out of the labor movement, and not even a president can pump it up.
Pierce's expansionism only added fuel to the flames of domestic animosity and sectional bitterness.
Like most people with an obsession, Trump's protectionism is impervious to logic.
It ought to be a hard-and-fast rule: No government-owned, -funded, or -operated facility shall be named in honor of any living person.
The Trump administration is reviving the old commitment to a color-blind society that was the dream of civil rights heroes.
Each party is unsparing in chiding the opposition but oh-so-understanding when its own leaders cross the line.
Presidents have remarkable power to quickly transform extreme or taboo ideas into the stuff of mainstream discourse.
Will Israel never learn?
Presidential clemency is no longer necessary or wise. The Constitution ought to be amended to repeal it.
