Opinion

Columbus Without Apology

Christopher Columbus remains one of history’s most polarizing figures. Over five centuries, popular accounts have alternately cast him as a heroic discoverer who proved the world was round or as a ...
There is enough unpleasantness on the internet as it is.
A pile of papers is a complex thing. It exists in space but also represents time. As you descend you encounter, like an archaeologist, evidence of earlier days. The knee is the body’s alarm clock, and ...
Democrats Sue to Raise Your Electric Bill A Golden Opportunity for Permitting Reform Alito tells National Review what a justice needs and reads, and what worries him the most about the future. This is ...
Guilfoyle has had a wide-ranging career, but little experience connecting to representing the U.S. government in Greece.
Clearly, Brussels has learned the wrong lessons from the 2004 eastward expansion of the EU. Decision-making in the European Union is a slow process. The European Commission, its executive branch, ...
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For more than a century, this protectionist law has diminished America’s economic integration and emergency readiness.
• There may have been signs that Kimberly Guilfoyle has bad judgment.
According to the Wall Street Journal , the contingency was a necessary response to a “multifaceted Iranian plot to target the aircraft and kill personnel at RAF Fairford, including American pilots,” ...
Left-wing “Squad” member and Massachusetts Representative Ayanna Pressley recently used her website and the House.gov resource to demand “a thorough, transparent, and comprehensive federal ...