Maduro Plays the Migrant Blackmail Card
Venezuela dares the U.S. to reimpose oil and gas sanctions. Will Biden give in?
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The Case Against Israel Rests on Lies
Among them is a quote of mine that South Africa grossly distorted in its presentation to the ICJ.
Elise Stefanik Disqualifies Herself for the Vice Presidency
As she courts Trump, the congresswoman says she would have tried to overturn the 2020 election.
The NRC Needs a New Direction
The agency that regulates nuclear power is hostile to it. That’s a problem for Biden’s climate agenda.
FAA Inspectors Won't Fix Boeing
The company should focus on getting its manufacturing right.
A Concrete Jungle Where Bad Dreams Are Made Of
Migrants have learned that there’s nothing they can’t do in New York, from shoplifting to assault.
A Tipping Point on Biden's Decline
Will Democrats continue to ignore the growing risks of the President's mental frailties?
Robert Hur and Double Standards
The Biden special counsel’s report is nothing like James Comey’s clearing of Hillary Clinton.
Matt Rosendale's Gift to Chuck Schumer
The Republican wants another shot after losing Montana to Jon Tester by 3.5 points.
CBO Shows the U.S. Is Paddling Toward the Fiscal Falls
The latest Congressional Budget Office forecast shows that entitlements and debt payments are squeezing national defense.
Heartbreak Was Everywhere at the Grammys
Romantic frustration is the main theme for popular female songwriters like Miley Cyrus, but Taylor Swift’s ‘Anti-Hero’ represents something new.
If You Don't Have Anything Nice to Say, Try a Dysphemism
Think of it as the antidote to euphemism, which is often deployed to obscure a thing’s true meaning.
America Is Having the Wrong Election
Candidates Trump and Biden share an interest in not owning up to the prospect of a global war.
Ghost Town on the Gaza Border
Residents of the Nir Oz kibbutz once welcomed Palestinians into their homes. Now, Amit Siman Tov says, ‘Our trust has gone. Completely gone.’
Can Republicans Hold George Santos's House Seat?
Political neophyte Mazi Pilip is running neck-and-neck with Democratic former Rep. Tom Suozzi.
Biden's Doddering Document Defense
Special counsel Robert Hur says a jury might not convict the elderly, forgetful President.
Signs of Life From the Senate on Ukraine
Seventeen Republicans take a brave vote to aid Kyiv, Israel and Taiwan.
Supreme Doubt on Disqualifying Trump
The Justices seem likely to direct Trump’s critics back to the ballot box.
Britain's Labour Party Moves Right on Climate
Starmer abandons a big spending plan as the costs of net-zero policies becomes unpopular.
Can the Media Get Trump Coverage Right?
At first they enabled him to win ratings. Then they turned hostile. How about being factual and fair?
