Trump, Applying ‘The Art of the Deal’ on Iran, Overlooks How America Won Its Greatest Victories
‘If you don’t want to use the army,’ Lincoln once said to McClellan, ‘I should like to borrow it for a while.’
By DEAN KARAYANIS
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Trump’s New Wave of Tariffs on Canada Threaten To Upend Anew a Bilateral Relationship Once Viewed as Enviable
These initiatives are generating unprecedented hostility in the dominion to America’s north.
By CONRAD BLACK
|Surely the GOP Can Defeat Big Government Socialism and Weird Values
The GOP is failing to message well in the runup to the midterms.
By LAWRENCE KUDLOW
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Welcome to Washington: Senate Republicans’ Perilous Two Weeks
Can lawmakers spring to their August recess without drawing more of the president’s ire?
By MATTHEW RICE
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Todd Blanche’s Nomination Strains the Senate’s Advice-and-Consent Duty
A former attorney general allows that the nominee ‘will run the department as effectively as anyone could under President Trump.’
By GEORGE WILL
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Silence of America’s Surging Socialists Speaks Volumes as Nicaragua’s Ortega Ends Democracy
Of all the things to miss about the 1980s, a Soviet satellite in America’s backyard is not on the list.
By DEAN KARAYANIS
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