Opinion
Battle over Section 702 symbolic of authoritarians versus constitutionalists
When President Trump appointed an obviously unqualified friend, a homebuilder executive, to serve as acting director of national intelligence, he inadvertently drew attention to Section 702 of FISA.
When war is peace and boos are cheers: Trump’s reality problem
After 40 years of covering American politics, I’ve seen presidents spin, deflect and dodge with remarkable skill.
Want to stop inflation? Call Congress
In April, America hit a very dangerous milestone, and not enough people in Washington took notice.
Fracking saved the U.S. economy
It is hard to believe that just a decade ago, there was a massive backlash against fracking.
Jean Carroll’s ‘lies’ central to Trump’s appeal
New York City is enemy territory for President Trump, and no episode illustrates that better than the case of E. Jean Carroll.
Is Kevin Warsh a hawk or a dove?
Next week, Kevin Warsh will chair the Federal Reserve’s policymaking committee. Through the post-meeting statement and press conference, we may finally get a glimpse of the real man.
USPS releases proposed security, transparency standards for mail-in ballots
If the U.S. Postal Service gets its way, some major changes are coming for mail-in ballots. It is a welcome prospect at a time when USPS budgets are shrinking and delivery times are getting longer.
We must move now for safer American skies
A sobering 2025 report by “60 Minutes” exposed America’s lack of preparedness to drone incursions around critical defense sites such as Langley Air Force Base in Virginia.
Muslim Brotherhood backer Qatar indoctrinating your children
For centuries, Qatar was a sparsely populated sheikhdom under the loose influence of successive Islamic empires, caliphates and regional Arab rulers.