Kash Patel, the FBI and Retribution
The country doesn’t want or need a GOP version of the Comey bureau.
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Lance Morrow, 1939-2024
The elegant writer covered American life and politics since LBJ.
The Syrian Civil War Erupts Again
The U.S. is mainly a bystander, unless the mayhem spreads.
An Anti-Worker Warrior at the NLRB
The Senate can end the reign of an opponent of basic workplace norms.
Lance Morrow on the Great American Story
Remembering the craft and insight of a writer with a moral sense who told the truth as he saw it.
Something's Burning in Trudeau's Canada
The prime minister let loose at a Taylor Swift concert as an antisemitic riot raged.
Why Is the New Fafsa So Obsessed With Race?
Education Department bureaucrats have turned the ‘simplified’ student-aid form into a mini census.
Life Lessons From 'Airplane!'
The 1980 film taught me hard work and silliness can coexist.
Donald Dos and Donald Don'ts
Protect the dollar, close the Education Department and don’t fall for crypto.
Jay Bhattacharya and the Vindication of the 'Fringe' Scientists
His NIH nomination, years after being maligned for questioning lockdowns, is a boon for real science.
What the Top 1% Really Pays the IRS
They kick in 40.4% of income taxes, nearly double their income share.
The GOP Barely Won the House
Factionalism in 2025 would waste a majority that could be fleeting.
Gavin Newsom Turns on Elon Musk
The California Governor wants to deny California subsidies to Tesla’s EVs.
Britain Is Killing Its Auto Industry
Job losses from EV mandates are mounting across Europe.
Why the Hezbollah Cease-Fire Falls Short
Without effective and reliable international involvement, the Israel Defense Forces will end up back in Lebanon.
Still Not Cancelled
Rep. Seth Moulton says he’s getting credit for speaking freely. But he may face a primary challenge.
The Conservative Case for Public Broadcasting
Republicans can update the Public Broadcasting Act to eliminate bias and improve local journalism.
Notre Dame vs. USC Is What College Football Is All About
Tradition and rivalries give the sport life. Fans worry that reform-minded executives don’t get it.
Antitrust Is the God That Fails and Fails
Justice’s Google case may finally bring home trustbusting’s irrelevance in today’s economy.
Donald Trump's Rainbow Coalition
His biggest vote gains from 2020 came in states with the most immigrants. And he seems to have broken the Democratic monopoly on the black vote.
