Progressive Democrats Renounce Their Former Selves
Not long ago, the current presidential contenders opposed open borders, sanctuary cities, and federal funding for abortion. Now they can’t move left far and fast enough.
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The German–Soviet Non-Aggression Pact: A Bad Deal, 80 Years Ago
The Hitler–Stalin alliance upset the balance of power and undermined military deterrence. The rest is history.
How Robert O’Rourke Became ‘Beto’
It seems that being thought Hispanic is an advantage, not a disadvantage.
Will 2020 Be a Repeat of 2004 for Democrats?
Fifteen years ago, the Democrats backed off from the hard left, taking the safe route in nominating a boring, sedate party man — and came close to winning.
Democrats’ Debate Cowardice, Hypocrisy, and Nuttiness
Rarely has America seen a more unhinged group of candidates.
The Dangerous Invective against Trump
The continued litany of threats to physically assault or kill a president will haunt the country long after Trump is gone.
100 Years of the Hoover Institution
It's now a conservative atoll in a progressive sea. What’s next for the storied research center?
The Lessons of the Versailles Treaty
The failure of Versailles remains a tragic lesson about the eternal rules of war and human nature itself — 100 years ago this summer.
The Economy, Father of Us All
Good times immunize a president and make his over-the-top domestic enemies look irrelevant.
The War over America’s Past Is Really about Its Future
We’ve seen something like this fight before, in 1861 — and it didn’t end well.