Opinion
Republicans to get crushed in the midterms — or maybe not?
The Republican Party is clinging to a razor-thin 218-214 majority in the House of Representatives.
Who is Trump negotiating with in Iran?
President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have said the Iran war will continue for weeks, not months. They cannot know that.
Easter offers hope and freedom in a world shaped by expanding government control
When American Colonists were oppressed by British monarchs, the word most frequently uttered in pamphlets, editorials and sermons was not “safety” or “taxes”; it was “freedom.”
Revisiting Hayek’s ‘Constitution of Liberty’ in America’s semiquincentennial year
We’re well into celebrating America’s 250th year. To that end, it’s worth revisiting Friedrich Hayek’s 1960 “The Constitution of Liberty.”
War in Iran poses terrible risks for the global economy
The war with Iran will last longer than President Trump anticipated. If politics compel him to withdraw early, then he will do grave damage to our liberty and economy.
China trying to leverage the TSA pay crisis
Chinese state media have seized on the Transportation Security Administration’s pay crisis as emblematic of American political dysfunction.
Why we have a TSA and a DHS
Let’s take a break from the TSA/DHS imbroglio to recall why we need the agencies in the first place.
How the GOP can fix its messaging problem
Lately, residents of Virginia who boot their computers or turn on their TVs are likely to encounter a video of former President Barack Obama urging them to vote for “fair elections” April 21.
Understanding Iran’s war strategy
With the Israel-U.S. war on Iran now in its sixth week, it is noteworthy that few commentators have made any assessment of Iran’s strategy.
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