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Supreme Court Decision Grants Broad Power to the President Jul. 30, 2026

Crime and Conduct

The U.S. Supreme Court handed supporters of the Unitary Executive Theory a huge victory. For decades... Read More

What Americans Can Learn From World Cup Fans Jul. 20, 2026

Victor Joecks

The World Cup showed why you shouldn't be ashamed of America's heroes and heritage. While only Arge... Read More

The Limits of Merit Jul. 18, 2026

Susan Estrich

The New York City Public School system is 62% Black and Hispanic. At its eight most prestigious comp... Read More

The New Normal: Abnormal Jul. 18, 2026

Georgia Garvey

There's poison in the air outside my house, a bitter smoke of ashes and hot freeway, and it is keepi... Read More

In Defense of Data Centers Jul. 17, 2026

Erick Erickson

New York just became the first state in the country to sign a moratorium on data centers. There are ... Read More

More Dangerous than FOMO: The Fear of Not Being Missed Jul. 17, 2026

The Language of Ethics

A man walking through a city park happens upon a little boy sobbing uncontrollably. "Are you hurt?" ... Read More

Triumphal Arch? Jul. 17, 2026

Mona Charen

If completed as planned, Donald Trump's triumphal arch outside Arlington National Cemetery will towe... Read More

Is It Possible Hollywood Is Losing Its Itch to Please LGBTQ Lobbyists? Jul. 17, 2026

Tim Graham

Is it possible that the Republican war on so-called diversity, equity and inclusion is having an eff... Read More

On the Iran War, NATO Chief Agrees With Trump -- The Media Buried the Lede Jul. 16, 2026

Larry Elder

Why do so many Americans oppose the war against Iran? The biggest reason is that they do not believe... Read More

Scary Stuff Jul. 16, 2026

Susan Estrich

Representative Ro Khanna was touring the West Bank in Israel when, he says, a group of armed Israeli... Read More

Can Trump Sue Himself? Jul. 16, 2026

Judge Andrew P. Napolitano

The question recently asked by a federal judge in Miami — can the president sue an entity in t... Read More

Reading Time is Not Over, But We Need to End the Stigma for Those Who Struggle With It Jul. 16, 2026

Ruben Navarrette

SAN DIEGO — Here is something you didn't need a library card to figure out. Americans read fe... Read More

Beware of Billionaires Jul. 15, 2026

Jim Hightower

What a show, huh? Big-name corporations went all out this July 4th with a patriotic ad blitz profess... Read More

Ayatollah Fanatics Cling to Fantasies Jul. 15, 2026

Austin Bay

"Every time they make a deal, they break it. They don't want to die. People don't want to die." R... Read More

License To Lie: In Trump's America, You Just Say Anything Jul. 14, 2026

Jeff Robbins

"I cannot tell a lie," young George Washington supposedly told his father when asked if he'd cut dow... Read More

Graham Was the Best Kind of 'Operator' Jul. 14, 2026

Froma Harrop

On Feb. 22, 2022, two days before Vladimir Putin sent his tanks rumbling toward Ukraine's capital, D... Read More

How Does The 25th Amendment Protect Democracy? Jul. 14, 2026

Crime and Conduct

A 2016 article in Psychology Today explored whether having a mental illness would make it difficult ... Read More

Lindsey Graham's Legacy: It's Complicated Jul. 14, 2026

Ruben Navarrette

SAN DIEGO — If you've ever written a eulogy, you already know that human beings are complicate... Read More

Lindsey Graham, Your Fellow Citizen Jul. 14, 2026

Ian Haworth

This week, we mourned the loss of Lindsey Graham, who had represented his state of South Carolina in... Read More

Who Will Win the Battle for America's Future? Jul. 13, 2026

Victor Joecks

President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani each gave a speech in honor of America... Read More