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President Donald Trump climbed down on separating families at the border, but the underlying argument is not going away.
The Harvard University admissions process appears to be an ongoing microaggression against Asian-Americans.
It's time to test the proposition whether it's possible to roll back the Obama regulatory agenda without using government employees as glorified personal assistants.
Justin Trudeau may be the annoying, youthful avatar of chic progressivism — but he's not our adversary.
Right now, Donald Trump is in the strongest political position since the initial months of his presidency.
Valerie Jarrett, the former Obama aide targeted by Roseanne Barr, says the comedienne's train wreck should be a "teaching moment." And so it should - about the poisonous kookery of Roseanne Barr.
One of the rules of our politics is that it's permissible to accuse the Trump administration of anything, and the claim that it "lost" 1,475 migrant children fits the bill.
The Nobel committee will presumably be disappointed, but President Donald Trump's summit with North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un should stay canceled.
We are currently engaged in a high-profile negotiation that may or may not succeed in getting the Chinese to buy more of our stuff.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar, the Democrat from Minnesota, uttered a forlorn sentiment at a Center for American Progress conference. She said Democrats can't spend all their time bemoaning President Donald Trump's existence and that her voters care more about soybean exports than Russian bots.
In the second century AD, Jewish rebels who had stunned the Romans and liberated a portion of Judea overstruck imperial coins with images and a message of their own, "Year One of the Redemption of Jerusalem."
The instant analysis on cable TV of President Donald Trump's decision to dump the Iran deal had a weary resignation to it: He said he would do this.
Rudy Giuliani's account of Donald Trump's role in the payment to Stormy Daniels has collapsed into near-incoherence.
Rod Rosenstein is doing a star turn as principled defender of the law, but he's performed abysmally as deputy attorney general, and President Donald Trump would be fully justified in firing him.
Who would have guessed that a Trump crowd 15 months into his presidency would be chanting, "Nobel! Nobel! Nobel!"
There is a lawlessness rampant in the land, but it isn't emanating from the Trump administration. The source is federal judges who are making a mockery of their profession by twisting the law to block the Trump administration's immigration priorities.
The memorial service for Barbara Bush over the weekend marked the passing of an era.
If Republicans aren't losing their congressional majority this coming fall, they are doing a good job of acting like it.
James Comey did it, naturally, for the children.
Donald Trump shouldn't fire Robert Mueller, but Mueller should be the last special counsel.
