Project 2025's proposals would reinforce our system of government, not depart from it. They would strengthen our Constitution's checks and balances, not weaken them.
In a time when the United States and the Western allies appear weak on the international scene, restoring deterrence needs to be Job One at the NATO 75th anniversary summit.
The Left rejoiced as exit polling in France's parliamentary elections suggested much lower than expected gains for the Right-wing National Rally Party.
With few exceptions, your birthdate now determines whether you will be part of a permanent class of debt-dependent renters or financially independent owners.
American agriculture stands at a crossroads. With our farmers still reeling from the financial turmoil of the past few years, the prospect of another economic conflict with China is untenable.
Taylor Swift is now the most influential celebrity in America. Her popularity is staggering, and her position as a cultural colossus is unquestionable.
I am Black. I am gay. I am a veteran. I was the target of racial and homophobic harassment by MAGA supporters. I am still voting for Donald Trump in November.
LGBTQ Americans could easily face more discrimination with employment, housing, education, health care, and various federal government programs under a second Trump term.
Well, so much for hoping that President Joe Biden would rise to the occasion. In last night's CNN debate he stumbled out onto the stage looking like he didn't know if he could make it to the podium.
As long as Biden not wants and thinks he deserves another term in office despite his terrible record and obvious decline, he will remain the Democratic standard-bearer.
A strong debate performance or notable gaffe might shift perceptions at the margins and offer a bump in the polls, but is unlikely to cause massive voter realignment.
Israel's Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Tuesday that Haredi (often called "Ultra-Orthodox") men studying Jewish religious texts full-time will no longer be deferred from army service.
The Israeli High Court of Justice's decision to annul the longstanding exemption of ultra-Orthodox Israelis from military service is not merely a legal ruling.
On this second anniversary of the Dobbs decision, Americans remain divided on the issue of life. My challenge to America is to talk about the value of children.
If the highest court in the land cannot meet even such low standards of ethical behavior, then there is no other conclusion to come to other than declaring that our judiciary has failed us.
The Founding Fathers created the judiciary as a third, co-equal branch of government precisely for this purpose—so it would be largely immune from politics.
