Democratic voters showed discipline in rejecting their own flashy bomb thrower in favor of a plausible statewide candidate. Will Republicans do the same?

Can air power change a regime’s character and orientation?

Despite what his congressional critics say, Trump’s actions in Iran are in line with the Framers’ views of presidential power.

Teachers shouldn’t be forced to lie to parents about their child’s asserted gender identity.

And how to potentially overcome them.

James L. Brooks loses his sense of humor to politics.

The U.S.–Israeli military campaign has created palpable problems for China.

The Supreme Court strikes another blow for parents and against gender madness.

The BAT is a gamble with America’s economic future, and it’s not a gamble worth taking.

Justice Gorsuch raised the issue during oral arguments this week.

The strikes on Iran prove that traditional American bombers remain extremely important in military action.

We now know that all the scorn that has been poured on missile defense over the years was perverse and wrong.

Economic relations can involve conflict. But conflict is only part of the story.

The jihadist who went on a shooting spree in Texas left little to the imagination as to his motives.

The regime’s armed forces are mounting the very offensive that was expected to accompany the theocracy’s final moments.

Israel has emerged as the Middle East’s preeminent military power just as the U.S. seeks to reduce its permanent footprint in the region.

There’s a reason that it is not the usual practice of the DOJ to release unverified, disparaging information about people it’s not charging with crimes.

Zohran Mamdani’s choice for a key foreign policy position in his administration shows the power of a progressive Tammany Hall.

Despite Donald Trump’s claims, history shows that Section 122 does not justify his new tariffs.

The FDA talks a big game on deregulation, but it’s not paired with real action.