WASHINGTON — With the government’s latest monthly employment report, the American job market has entered a bewildering good news/bad news phase. The good news is that Ma...
WASHINGTON — I did it! Mere hours after hearing Hillary Clinton say she and her husband had to exploit their public service by earning millions and millions and millions...
Iraq’s worst nightmare is rapidly unfolding as radical Sunni Islamist forces consolidate their control of major cities, including the northern provincial capital of Mosu...
There is something especially inspiring about true stories that involve animals and humans. Today's reviewed books represent exactly that.
From a loyal dog, Hachiko, to...
WASHINGTON — The morning after, at breakfast at the Republicans’ Capitol Hill Club, Virginia Rep. Robert Goodlatte was, as befits one of Washington’s grown-ups, measured...
The Senate has produced an unusually swift and welcome response to the Department of Veterans Affairs’ disgraceful cover-up of its hospitals’ failure to treat patients i...
Faced with the prospect of either bypassing Congress or doing nothing about America’s poisonous greenhouse-gas emissions, President Obama made the right decision last we...
WASHINGTON — So much for the argument that having more people armed in public places will result in fewer gun deaths.
One of the three killed recently by a Las Vegas cou...
The commentary evoked by the recent prisoner swap — five terrorists in exchange for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl — calls for context.
The trade was an unsavory arrangement, but Pr...
The opening sentence of the 325-page internal investigation report on a death-dealing scandal at General Motors paradoxically runs too long yet gets right to the point:
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