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Art of the free-trade deal doesn't require losers

The President wrongly sees international trade as a zero-sum game and appears dead set on America winning by defeating Mexico and Canada...  Read more

What's Lost As Scouting Goes Coed

Opportunities for single-sex socialization are dwindling, and that's a problem...  Read more

Honoring the Courage of Four-Legged Warriors

Dogs: 1, Radical Islamic Terrorism: 0...  Read more

The Bromance Begins for Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell

The Donald and Mitch—together again, for the very first time...  Read more

Defeating ISIS: The US is 'very near the goal line'

This month, Iraqi forces ousted Islamic State fighters from Hawija, the group's last remaining stronghold in Iraq...  Read more

Coastal conservatives battle Republican leadership on flood insurance reform

Weeks before a spate of hurricanes ravaged America's coastlines, a little-noticed fault line arose among congressional Republicans...  Read more

Rural America looks to Trump to help with crumbling infrastructure

Lawmakers and policy experts say the White House cannot forget rural America as it prepares to release the outlines of its infrastructure spending package...  Read more

Tillerson Refuses to Deny He Called Trump a 'Moron,' Again

The “failing” New York Times continues to be President Donald Trump’s favorite newspaper, even if he would never admit it...  Read more

Counting Putin's Victims

Yuri Dmitriev, on trial for the crime of cataloging Soviet murders...  Read more

What's missing from Trump's immigration plan: A state guest worker program

Illegal aliens account for over half of all hired workers in U.S. agriculture. In many cases, the workers fill jobs that U.S. citizens simply will not take, particularly in the current low-unemployment environment...  Read more

Is It Decertification Day for Iran?

President Trump prepares to make his big Iran announcement...  Read more

The unlikely alliance between Trump and Rand Paul

"When you get Rand Paul on your side, it has to be positive, that I can tell you," President Trump said at Thursday's signing ceremony for his new executive order easing Obamacare rules. "Boy."...  Read more

Free trade needs strong enforcement

Donald Trump's first major political speech, before the Conservative Political Action Conference in 2011, was a blistering attack on America's "weak and ineffective" political leaders for failing to prevent abusive trade practices...  Read more

Winners and losers of Trump's executive order on Obamacare

President Trump signed an executive order Thursday directing federal agencies to loosen Obamacare's mandates and pledging to bring numerous Americans less expensive health insurance coverage...  Read more

How Washington can boost skilled trades in construction

Americans are eager to rebuild our infrastructure -- the nation's schools, highways, bridges, dams, and transit systems that have been suffering from decades of neglect...  Read more

Border wall battle could spark a government shutdown

The federal government is operating under a funding agreement that expires on Dec. 8, which is when a short-term spending bill runs out...  Read more

The Greatness of George F. Will

When George Will was being packed off to graduate school, his father, a professor of philosophy at the University of Illinois, asked him what, or who, he wanted to be in life: Ted Sorensen, Isaiah Berlin, or Murray Kempton?...  Read more

There's Only One Hero in the Harvey Weinstein Saga: Ronan Farrow

The more we see, the deeper the rot is...  Read more