Four or five years ago, having breakfast at the counter in a popular Annapolis, Md., eatery, I struck up a casual conversation with a stranger sitting next to me. I reme...
If ever there was a case of political miscalculation, it’s the collapsing relationship between President Trump and the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Jerome (“Ja...
In some ways President Donald Trump’s new national security adviser, Robert O’Brien, seems like the opposite of the man he will replace, John Bolton.
His job in governme...
A federal government shutdown anytime before the 2020 presidential election would be an act of immense bad faith. With the Sept. 30 end of the fiscal year looming, few a...
American politics is broken, and too few people are thinking about how to mend it.
Donald Trump’s presidency has aroused strong and often angry passions among both oppo...
“The enemy gets a vote.”
American military leaders are fond of using that line. Gen. James Mattis used it so often that it is sometimes attributed to him. In fact, it i...
There is an alarming number of criminal cases involving high-profile individuals and sex crime allegations popping up in the news these days.
More cutting and creepy is ...
Elizabeth Warren, prominent antitrust academics and even a Facebook founder have all called for an antitrust suit to break up Facebook.
Now state attorneys general have...
Given the partisan polarization over the Supreme Court, it’s perhaps not surprising that an article in the New York Times reporting on a previously undisclosed allegatio...
Last week’s Democratic presidential debate was the first of the 2020 campaign not to feature Marianne Williamson. It’s unlikely that many Democrats missed her. Her net f...
