The House may need to move slower than it would like.

Considerations semantic and substantive.

Voters replaced a program that was working with one that didn’t.

On newspaper names and other media pleasures.

From, and to, the beers of our fathers.

In defense of President Trump’s emerging foreign policy.

Peter Navarro is positioned to give the president a lot of bad advice.

Can Trump secure his inroads into organized labor?

A prescription for the new FDA commissioner.

A Strategy for Christians in a Post-Christian Nation

The Limits of Soft Power and the Necessity of Military Force

Beatrix Potter will always be remembered primarily for her “little books,” which used anthropomorphized animals to teach us how to be better human beings.

The disaster that overtook this year’s Oscar telecast in its closing moments, like so many strange events of the last two years, seemed almost scripted in its wild implausibility.

The Limits of Proportional Representation One must wrestle with two related issues when discussing gerrymandering: (1) If a state is divided 60–40 between Party A and Party B, and its ten neatly ...

‐ He pounds his chest, he roars, he perches on high-profile Manhattan real estate, and he can only be tamed by a clever blonde lady: Who could have seen this ...

THE APOTHEOSIS OF DON JUNE Promiscuous as moonlight on sand, He pondered heaven by the foaming surf; And staring at its brilliant text he saw He’d never been voluptuous enough. There were so many things ...