First Lady’s Spokeswoman to Take Over as White House Comms Director and Press Secretary
Melania Trump's communications director Stephanie Grisham will become the next White House press secretary and communications director.
Acting CBP Chief to Resign amid Backlash over Treatment of Detained Migrants
Sanders will resign in the coming weeks as the public outcry over the treatment of detained migrants at the southern border continues to escalate.
Mussolini and the End of Liberal Democracy
They believed Italy’s horrific sacrifice for the Allied cause in the Great War — over 650,000 killed and 950,000 wounded — demanded national regeneration.
Iran Says New U.S. Sanctions Mark ‘Permanent Closure’ of Diplomacy
Iran said Thursday that new U.S. sanctions mean “closing the doors of diplomacy” between the two countries amid increasingly acrimonious relations.
The 2020 Democratic Candidates and Their Redefinition of American Citizenship
How the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates want to make being an American citizen simply a matter of location and desire, instead of law.
Wealth Taxes and Income Inequality, and Buffoonery
Eli Broad has written a column that is wrong at almost every opportunity it has to be wrong — economically, politically, grammatically, etc.
Poll: Voters Support Trump Decision to Call Off Iran Strike
65 percent of registered voters support President Trump's decision to call off planned airstrikes on Iran last week, according to a recent poll.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 25
1990—In Hodgson v. Minnesota, the Court addresses the constitutionality of a Minnesota statute governing notice to parents when their daughters seek to undergo abortion, and the resulting mess yields this ...
What a Border Crisis Looks Like
This is a similar border crisis to the one Obama faced in his second term, with similar challenges.
What Is Facebook?
We should welcome new thinking on how social-media companies are treated in the law.