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Opinion

Armstrong Williams

Columns

California has long prided itself on being a symbol of progressive governance, a supposed beacon of tolerance, opportunity and inclusivity. But behind the glittering curtain of Hollywood dreams and Silicon Valley innovation lies a troubling reality — a self-inflicted crisis stemming from ...

Star Parker

Columns

As Senate Republicans turn the One Big Beautiful Bill, passed by one vote in the House, into a major taffy pull, two questions hover in the background. Where is our country headed? Will Republicans retain their razor-thin margins in the House and Senate in 2026? Satisfaction regarding the ...

Jonah Goldberg

Columns

"Here we go." "I knew it would come." "This won't end well." Those were my initial reactions to President Trump's announcement that he had activated the California National Guard and to sources on Monday saying Marines would serve as backup. I'm not claiming much prescience. Like his ...

Salena Zito

Columns

In reading "Original Sin," the blockbuster book by journalists Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, I vividly remembered covering then-candidate Joe Biden when he came to my hometown in April 2019 to begin his run for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination. As someone who covered Biden for ...

DANIEL MCCARTHY

Columns

The riots that kicked off in Los Angeles last weekend aren't just about illegal immigration — they're part of a revolutionary movement. "Anti-colonialism" is a term often heard in America's college classrooms, but off campus virtually no one takes it seriously. It's just another harebrained ...

Froma Harrop

Columns

The hot-selling book "Abundance" is written by liberals who bash liberals, or more precisely, try to make them feel guilty. Sure, authors Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson shed some blame on conservatives for why America doesn't build as easily as it used to. But it's those liberals in expensive ...