You look at the pictures and you see bloody people sitting on chairs or trying to make phone calls in a wrecked building. You read the stories and you find that terroris...
I was in Florida last week, attending Donald Trump rallies and talking with the voters who love him. My question was straightforward: What’s the secret of the front-runn...
Federal officials poked a medical hornet’s nest recently with an ambitious attempt to do what many American taxpayers — and patients — demand: tame rising prescription d...
WASHINGTON — In this bitter campaign, one area of agreement unites the major candidates: trade. Bernie Sanders brags that he’s opposed all recent trade agreements; Hilla...
Americans spent almost half a trillion dollars on prescription drugs last year, or nearly $1 out of every $6 spent on health care. And the total is rising fast, driven b...
It’s as much a springtime tradition in Washington as the White House Easter Egg Roll: As Congress takes up the Defense Department’s budget request, lawmakers scramble to...
Political violence is exceedingly rare in the United States. The last serious outburst was 1968, with its bloody Democratic-convention riots. By that standard, 2016 is, ...
The Republican Party’s incoherent response to the Supreme Court vacancy is a partisan reflex in search of a justifying principle. The multiplicity of Republican rational...
One wouldn’t call them bedfellows, strange or otherwise, but President Obama and Donald Trump are both inadvertently helping the Islamic State through rhetoric that is e...
We now have an idea of the course of the general election campaign: Class warfare, bitter candidate encounters, nasty ads, obsession with meaningless issues and an outco...
