T he Democratic Party of old was like a farmers’ market: a place where a bunch of people with wildly different interests came together in a spirit of cautious cooperation. Union workers, ...

And fired the shot heard round the world. So goes the first stanza of a hymn written by Ralph Waldo Emerson in 1837 and sung to the tune of “Old Hundredth” for the dedication of an obelisk at the site ...

Jordan’s dual roles emulate the Rodriquez siblings who were played by George Clooney and Tarantino himself, but with no sense of parody. Instead, Jordan’s CGI Winklevoss stunt is distinguishable only ...

It’s becoming increasingly clear that the people manning the second Trump administration — outside of Stephen Miller, perhaps — primarily have instincts as opposed to plans; many seem not to have ...

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While most major countries, led by the U.S., continue to grow their government debt, the fiscal disasters of yesteryear are reporting budget surpluses.

The ruling applies to Britain’s 2010 Equality Act, an anti-discrimination law that covers nine protected characteristics.

The faithful execution of the law must not be a casualty of the administration’s immigration policy.

The Trump administration’s overreaching demands of Harvard are merely a symptom of excessive federal involvement in universities.

The same people and institutions who have spent years degrading the practice of medicine in service of their ideological goals are still at it.

That’s because the number of U.S. manufacturing jobs, with the exception of the Covid years, increased from 2010 to 2022. That’s right, the supposedly hollowed-out industry that only loses jobs ...

The Abrego Garcia deportation case is not about high constitutional principles, it’s about the illegal effects of a bilateral custody agreement.