The wisdom of LBJ’s resident contrarian George Ball is as relevant today as it was in the Vietnam era.

Our fiscal crisis should be among the top issues for voters in 2024.

The weekend election offered neither a credible challenger nor a credible successor.

State of the Union: How should conservatives lead an active political life?

State of the Union: Trump's chosen candidates won Tuesday night in Ohio, but will they win in November?

State of the Union: “Trumpism without Trump” remains unviable in Illinois’s 12th Congressional District.

Lawyers have become mere technicians—no wonder our legal system has gone haywire.

As the Israel-Palestine crisis twists and turns, Washington risks being borne back ceaselessly into the past.

Will the TikTok bill prove that conservatives can wield government power effectively, or will it blow up in their faces?

State of the Union: When the epitaph of the American republic will be written, the chain of causality will lead to some interesting conclusions.

Trump's chosen candidates are winning from top to bottom of the ballot.

Why do Americans still pay to defend South Koreans?

If the GOP does an end-run around its own members, there should be consequences.

Trump's chosen candidates are winning from top to bottom of the ballot.

The more-than-1,000-page, $1.2 trillion minibus dropped just before 3 a.m. Thursday morning. Will anyone finish reading it before Congress votes on it?

The more-than-1,000-page, $1.2 trillion minibus dropped just before 3 a.m. Thursday morning. Will anyone finish reading it before Congress votes on it?

The country needs GOP legislators who will get out of their own way.

The expected maneuver could prove either electoral gold—or drive a wedge through his ranks.

The $1.2 trillion minibus is headed to the Senate, but will House Speaker Mike Johnson be headed for the door?

Claiming Eisenhower for the liberal internationalist crowd isn’t just a simplification—it’s plain wrong.