The problem with the left’s attempts to redefine racism
Double standards breed resentment and rage, regardless of ideological orientation.
National Opinions
The wrath of Omarosa
Is what we’re seeing a crude pro-Trump political purge to damage the credibility of witnesses and to protect him from special counsel Robert Mueller? Or is America on the verge of understanding the so-called deep state and its intelligence community puppet masters?
Revoke my security clearance, too, Mr. President
I know John Brennan. He is a man of unparalleled integrity, honesty and character.
Free-speech conservatives, this is your call to arms
Republican politicians and conservative pundits who call themselves staunch defenders of the Constitution have allowed, and at times encouraged, the president to run roughshod over the First Amendment.
Why are European leaders dragging their feet on migration crisis?
Perhaps it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it’s the countries formerly within the sphere of the Soviet Union that are fearlessly rejecting cultural Marxism while much of Western Europe has been completely lobotomized by it.
All hail the queen
She was a towering, once-in-a-generation vocal artist. This is a very sad day.
What would Jesus do? Clean house in the Catholic Church.
The church’s choice: Unstinting penitence or denial of Christ.
Trump’s White House tossed aside norms. Of course Omarosa did too.
Omarosa’s violation of norms in recording White House conversations took place because of the culture that Trump himself has created in the White House.
Trump’s failure to condemn the bigots of the alt-right tars his presidency
His behavior allows his critics to dismiss his supporters’ valid concerns.
Hanging on to Trump’s rabid base won’t be enough for Republicans
The president is taking the GOP closer to ruin.
It’s a dog-eat-dog White House
All things considered, it sounds as if Trump and Omarosa may deserve each other.
The Great Recession never ended for college humanities
The feeling of permanent danger and scarcity means that young people probably no longer feel as if they can afford to major in whatever strikes their fancy.
White supremacy has no place in Louisiana’s constitution
Come November, voters will have the opportunity to strike down a discriminatory court rule and uphold justice for all.
Democrats have their own foreign espionage problem
Washington is understandably focused on the threat from Russia. But according to FBI director Chris Wray, “China from a counterintelligence perspective represents the broadest, most pervasive, most threatening challenge we face as a country.”
History will wonder why these men defended Trump but not their country
The truth about Russia is out there, and it is staring every Republican in the face.
Chris Collins is the latest to prove the Washington swamp is alive and well
What prosecutors describe in their indictment is an all but textbook case of insider trading, so blatant that it would no doubt be dismissed as too unbelievable if it turned up in the plot of a television show or novel.
Why in the world is Saudi Arabia sanctioning Canada?
According to a certain logic, it does not matter whether they work: Most sanctions fail anyway. What makes them successful is that Salman has demonstrated that he can impose them in the first place.
Alex Jones loses his empire – but not because he’s a liar
Policing hate speech is only part of the problem for tech platforms. The broader problem is policing truth and its ugly converse: disinformation.
Five myths about Trump’s income tax returns
No, they wouldn’t necessarily reveal extant links between the president and Russia.
We’ve finally learned Trump’s grand plan for fixing health care
“Short-term” insurance doesn’t actually have to insure anything.