
The Editors
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Sen. Bob Corker's sage advise to Donald Trump: "Fire every single person that has had anything whatsoever to do with ... leaking."
Kim launches another missile and sends official to Iran, while Iran blasts the U.S. for breaking the nuclear agreement.
Podesta laments, "Obviously we bear the burden of having lost the Electoral College." Yet, as Cornyn observes, many Dems won't accept it.
State and local governments have been suing pharmaceutical companies for the opioid abuse problem.
Krugman says Obama was "remarkably clearheaded and honest about [ObamaCare's] policies." The millions who couldn't keep their doctors disagree.
The U.S.-Russia relationship may seem even more strained, but in reality little has changed since 2000.
Sen. Lee accuses Trump of "militarizing the White House." Well, someone's got to purge leakers from the West Wing.
Schumer wants to "improve our health care system in the way our Founding Fathers intended us to improve it." Then get government out of the way!
Clinton's latest "tell-all" book sounds to be nothing more than a repeat of the same excuses she's already given.
"Freedom of thought is the only guarantee against an infection of people by mass myths," Andrei Sakharov observed.
With tensions only growing between the White House and State Department, rumors have begun to swirl.
Felix E. Schelling observed, "True education makes for inequality ... the measure of the progress of the world."
Months after other crimes were alleged, Debbie Wasserman Schultz only just fired Imran Awan.
Blaming enforcement of America's immigration laws for the deaths of illegal aliens is both wrong and dangerous.
Louisiana Democrats remove the names of party founders Jefferson and Jackson from their annual party dinner.
The HUD secretary once hammered the Obama-era rule. Now he says he'll "reinterpret" it rather than rescind it.
Leftists tweet out a happy birthday greeting to convicted cop-killer and radical black activist Assata Shakur.
The EPA administrator is purging advisory boards of those who have been receiving grants from the agency.