Trump will need to overcome four foreign-policy fallacies to resolve entrenched conflicts.

Was Liz Truss done in by The Blob, the British version of the administrative state? While the former PM started out with a Thatcherite plan to grow the economy, it ended in a dramatic political tale of betrayals and blunders. All sides are featured, including a long and revealing interview with Liz Truss.

The Department of Government Efficiency may seek to slash the National Endowment for Democracy’s funding.

At the NSC, he was less interested in his assigned duties than in proving his loyalty to Donald Trump.

Senate Republicans have the better strategy to post an early victory.

The Supreme Court should take account of all the environmental laws enacted since 1970.

The Justices can rein in abuses of NEPA by lower courts in an important case.

Assad’s fall and Hezbollah’s weakness were no thanks to him.

A Manhattan jury rebukes the prosecution by progressive district attorney Alvin Bragg.

When all else fails, Beijing tries easier credit again.

An offensive agenda is necessary to promote U.S. interests in the digital economy.

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy could emulate the ‘dollar-a-year men,’ who built the greatest military production machine the world has ever seen.

The Islamic Republic is on the ropes, but it could still exploit the threat of rapid nuclear breakout.

A jury delivers a measure of justice for the Marine turned Good Samaritan by finding him not guilty in the death of Jordan Neely.

‘Experts worry that Neely’s killing is, in part, a result of relentless political rhetoric that has contributed to the public’s incomplete understanding of actual crime levels.’

The ideological range could signal an openness to new ways of thinking, or government by whim.

Root out regulations and practices that infringe on our First Amendment rights.

It’s a defeat for Russia and Iran, and it offers openings for Trump.

The President-elect says he’s open to a legislative deal for migrants brought here illegally as children. But will Democrats go along?

He can approve a Nippon Steel offer that is in the U.S. interest.