Elon Musk, DOGE, Trump tariffs, Hegseth interview, Pentagon moves, war with China, Horowitz, and Canada’s election impact—inside this week’s issue.
NASSAU, The Bahamas — Divers recently captured footage of two whales from a long-hunted species now protected by an international treaty, and, in the United States, the…
CARLISLE, Pennsylvania — Maj. Gen. David Hill was standing a few feet from where the Black Hawk helicopter en route from the Defense Department would soon be…
Successful 21st-century presidential candidates present a bold blueprint for how they would govern, but the most successful recent presidents govern with humility. It is a vexing paradox,…
Many Democrats in Congress have been critical of President Donald Trump’s unilateral tariffs. At the same time, they have been unsure what to do about them. That’s…
After the Bureau of Economic Analysis announced that inflation rose during the first quarter of this year while gross domestic product shrank, President Donald Trump and his…
It’s a dreary spring day in New York, with clouds hiding the skyline. Raindrops, puddles, and a cool evening temperature make walking around the Big Apple unenjoyable…
When four-star combatant commanders testify before Congress, they can’t admit publicly that the United States could be in danger of losing a war in their area of…
In a large ballroom in Williamsburg, Virginia, representatives from around the nation gathered to talk about revolution. With the 250th anniversary of our nation’s battle for independence…
How can it be that “laughter” and “daughter” not only don’t rhyme but don’t sound remotely alike? What about “tomb,” “bomb,” and “comb”? Meanwhile, “liar” and “choir,”…
Many war movies and TV shows feature a climactic scene when a soldier finally breaks. My crisis moment in the Afghanistan War came not from combat stress,…
