Mr. Will began his column with the Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977. He is also a regular contributor to MSNBC and NBC News.
If the court gives its imprimatur to a strong version of the unitary executive theory, presidential power will become even more formidable.
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There are many reasons why multiplying millions of Americans do not and should not trust the government on this head.
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The president’s acquisitiveness regarding Greenland has less to do with national security, and more to do with ego.
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Voters should be disgusted by the empty ritual of choosing, every two years, from a pool of potential legislators who do not seem to mind that they do not matter.
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Trump at last goes too far for those legislators weary of going nowhere.
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Urban aesthetics can be conducive to urbanity, of which there is never enough.
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The Massachusetts solon is a rare Democrat who doesn’t preach from the Church of Progressivism.
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By contrast President John Quincy Adams’s advice for America is to avoid going ‘abroad, in search of monsters to destroy.’
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As Samuel Johnson said of ‘Paradise Lost,” no one ever wished 2025 were longer.
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The Roaring Twenties help shed light on what today’s animal spirits are producing in artificial intelligence investments.
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The five-term senator from Washington likely notices that the news pertaining to college football is more suited to CNBC than to ESPN.
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The school’s nature and governance makes it an unworthy target of the White House’s animus against elite universities.
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