Die Linke is back in charge of Berlin.

What the president and his associates are doing is probably illegal. Whether any legal action could successfully be brought is another matter.

Art showing flags with hearts in the middle, kids riding bikes, and rainbow eagles insult concepts of citizenship, love of country, and what makes America great.

Defending classical liberalism begins with defining it and its enemies.

‘Liberation day’ was the beginning of the end for any appreciable political support for his tariff policy.

Progressives have long subordinated individual students to the cause of racial justice.

The Trump administration should seize it.

A positive step, but the battle isn’t over.

Plus: Nikole Hannah-Jones makes a confession.

Today’s internecine battles in the GOP are reminiscent of those in the postwar years.

Brad Pitt’s man-bites-fans hit.

Lawmakers punt on the federal budget as it keeps sinking deeper into the red.

Even the U.K. press is beginning to grasp the extent of the island’s decline.

His family home in Nyack, N.Y., a house museum and study center, delivers new ways to see his moody, cryptic art.

Federal aid for genuine disasters should remain narrow, temporary, and tied to the event that caused the damage.

Banning exports while oil prices stay elevated would wreak havoc on energy markets.

A cautionary tale from Iowa shows that civics schools need independence from universities in order to succeed.

Profanity has won, and we shouldn’t have a bureaucracy to police it.

A state court has ordered an Orthodox Jew to demand that a rabbinical court reverse a religious ruling. That goes too far.

Without a regular menu of legislation, individual lawmakers have fewer opportunities to distinguish themselves.