“And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country.”
— John F. Kennedy’s inaugural speech, Jan. 20, 1961
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Whatever the ultimate outcome of Donald Trump’s conflict with Mexico, one consequence is already clear. He has undermined one of the most impressive American foreign pol...
An old debate looks poised to make one of its frequent comebacks: How much, if at all, should the Federal Reserve concern itself with the value of the dollar? Oddly enou...
The most bracing pieces are sometimes the least defensible.
So it is with Sohrab Ahmari’s fusillade in the religious journal First Things against my National Review coll...
Years ago, I was a leukemia patient and bone marrow transplant recipient confronting an extremely difficult decision: Do I continue down an uncontrolled, life-threatenin...
Elections are often considered to be the best — and perhaps only true — avenue for residents to make their voices heard.
Still, the way local governments are structured...
President Trump’s latest foray into trade policy is notable for its economic recklessness (it could tip Mexico into a recession, followed perhaps by the United States), ...
Republican state lawmakers and the Wolf administration don’t agree on much, so when they do agree, we take notice. This week they both said Pennsylvanians can soon save ...
Seventy-five years ago, thousands of American and allied sailors, soldiers and aviators braved heavy seas and murderous German fire in the historic invasion that began t...
A little kindness can go a long way.
That’s a valuable lesson imparted to students within the Mars School District on Tuesday during an event that aimed to replace viole...
