George Will

Thursday Short Cuts

David Brooks admits he's "bothered by the lack of emerging evidence" on Russian collusion. So are a lot of other people.

Monday Short Cuts

Wednesday Short Cuts

Did O'Reilly Finally Go Too Far?

Earlier this month, premier Fox newsman Bill O'Reilly became unhinged on live television. A red-faced O'Reilly loudly and repeatedly called his invited guest, Washington Post columnist and fellow conservative Fox News journalist George Will, a "hack" and accused him of lying. It was a surreal moment, with stunned viewers no doubt muttering to themselves, "Is the jig finally up?" Will had written a negative review of the fifth of O'Reilly's co-authored "Killing" books, "Killing Reagan." So O'Reilly dared Will to appear on his "No Spin Zone" hot seat.

O'Reilly Libels Reagan

George Will takes the Fox host to task for revisionist history.

Before Running, Trump Asked Clinton for Advice

Maybe Donald Trump really is a Democrat mole.

Syracuse University's Fossil Fuel Divestment Charade

Congress Has a Lot of 'Criminalization' to Undo

Will and Krauthammer Weigh in on Rand Paul

Poor Jobs Report Shows Need for GOP Alternative

Remembrance of Clintons Past

George Will: Clintons 'Could Find a Loophole in a Stop Sign'

The Myth of the One-in-Five Statistic Grows

Defining Economic Failure Down

Despite Veto Threat, Senate Approves Keystone

Obama's Peculiar, Thwarted View of Economics

The Problem of Overcriminalization

Will: U.S. Oil Weakens Putin's Russia

Obama: A Plebiscitary Tribune

Will: Obama 'The Greatest Builder of the Republican Party Since Ronald Reagan'