Every society seems to need taboos, no-go areas, de facto blasphemy laws. How the United States has kept its secular constitution as long as it has is…
When the history of millennials is written, one of the key events will likely be the scene at the Supreme Court on the morning of Feb. 28.…
For at least the last 20 years, politicians in Washington, at the behest of green energy groups, have spent some $100 billion of taxpayer money to fight…
Things have changed for the better on Capitol Hill. Republicans are passing legislation, which hasn’t happened since 2020, and there is a pleasing, if limited, measure of…
During the 2008 global economic meltdown, people who wanted to know what had caused the crash became familiar with the “Minsky Moment”: the commonsense theory, developed by…
In his momentous trip to Europe that included a surprise visit to Ukraine and a heralded speech in Poland, President Joe Biden proclaimed “unwavering” support for Ukraine…
DONBAS, UKRAINE — It has been just over a year since Russia’s armed forces poured across Ukraine’s borders, heralding vicious battles across the country in the largest…
Salman Rushdie appeared in the 1980s on a British TV book show with Anthony Burgess, author of A Clockwork Orange and Earthly Powers. Their host asked what…
Mike Pence first won his northeast Indiana House seat in 2000 at the same time that George W. Bush was elected president. Nearly 23 years on, Pence,…
On Feb. 22, Ahmed Qurei, popularly known by his nom de guerre, Abu Ala, passed at the age of 85 in the West Bank, closing a very…
