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Columns

Michael Barone

Think about it. Heads of government do not normally reveal the texts of private communications from other heads of state. Yet that is what Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store of Norway did last Sunday, on the first weekend of the World Economic Forum in Davos, where the international ...

Mona Charen

Throughout 2017 and into 2018, I hoped that a moment would come when Republicans would see Donald Trump clearly. But years ago, I accepted that the scales-falling-from-the-eyes revelation will never come for the MAGA faithful. They are too invested. Still, as a recent Chicago Tribune report ...

Rachel Marsden

PARIS — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney went to China, met with President Xi Jinping, opened up roughly $7 billion in potential new revenues for Canada through trade deals — and immediately sent the America First commentariat into a full-blown meltdown. Which is odd, because this is ...

Armstrong Williams

The debate over children and social media is often framed as a question of parental control or technological inevitability. It should not be. At its core, this is a moral question about what kind of society we are shaping, what we choose to protect, and what we are willing to sacrifice in the ...

Tim Graham

Leftist media outlets take an extremely opportunistic approach to covering the intersection of religion and politics. They're appalled at religion when it impedes their agenda, but they gush over religious figures when they align with their talking points. On Jan. 19, New York Times religion ...

Robert B. Reich

Monday we honored the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. Trump has removed MLK Jr.'s birthday from the National Park Service's fee-free days and substituted his own birthday of June 14 as a fee-free day. I write this more in sorrow than in anger. All told, I feel profound sorrow for America. ...