It is often said that the British treat their National Health Service like a religion, but it dawned on me this week that the “like” is redundant.…
NEW YORK — If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Democrats’ plans to redraw House maps in some states show great respect and reverence for Republican…
On June 30, the Supreme Court announced the 15th win for Alliance Defending Freedom, the law firm where Kristen Waggoner presides as CEO, president, and general counsel.…
The Supreme Court’s ruling against racial preferences in college admissions not only upends the controversial policy but redirects the wider debate about what constitutes a “colorblind society”…
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre recently reiterated a point the Biden White House has been making for the past year: that inflation remains high not because…
The unemployment rate is at a historically low level across the entire country, although the jobs outlook is wildly uneven depending on where you live, and hopefully…
I spent July 4 with friends on a boat anchored in the Potomac River near the Memorial Bridge, which crosses from Arlington Cemetery, where our military dead…
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is at his fifth of seven stops here in the Buckeye State in a span of two days. He’s…
Semper paratus. “Always Ready.” That is the mission of the United States Coast Guard, one of America’s six armed forces and the only military branch in the…
“I do like to observe the tropes,” says Bertram Tupra, the irascible British Secret Service handler in Javier Marías’s new novel Tomás Nevinson, and so does Marías.…
