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Parker: Confirm Mike Huckabee as Ambassador to Israel

Mar. 21

Parker: Confirm Mike Huckabee as Ambassador to IsraelThe Senate delays the confirmation of Mike Huckabee as U.S. ambassador to Israel, with Democrats expressing concerns. Huckabee's strong ties to Israel and religious values are key points of contention.

York: Trump polling better than Democrats fighting over how to fight him

Mar. 20

York: Trump polling better than Democrats fighting over how to fight himTrump is polling better than Democrats, whose favorability has dropped to a record low. While Trump's approval ratings show wide variation, Democrats struggle with leadership and internal conflicts.

Flowers: Five years ago, remembering a national nightmare

Mar. 19

Flowers: Five years ago, remembering a national nightmareReflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic's impact five years later, this article revisits the fear, isolation, and societal changes experienced during the crisis, and the relief brought by vaccines amidst political tensions.

Christine Flowers

Lopez: the pain of Hamas hostage families

Mar. 18

Lopez: the pain of Hamas hostage familiesThe article highlights the emotional turmoil faced by families of hostages held by Hamas, sharing personal stories of their loved ones' captivity and the urgent plea for international awareness and action.

Reagan: The Department of Education has finally flunked out

Mar. 17

Reagan: The Department of Education has finally flunked outThe Department of Education faces significant cuts as 2,000 employees are laid off, questioning its future. Critics argue that despite massive spending, educational outcomes remain poor, especially for disadvantaged students.

Lowry: Teslas aren't fascist vehicles

Mar. 17

Lowry: Teslas aren't fascist vehiclesRich Lowry argues that Tesla, once a symbol of eco-conscious innovation, is now targeted by the Left due to Elon Musk's libertarian views. Protests and vandalism against Teslas are on the rise.

Hanson: Is the jig up for elite higher education?

Mar. 15

Hanson: Is the jig up for elite higher education?Elite American universities face a reckoning as their practices come under scrutiny, with potential financial and reputational consequences. Public disapproval grows amid calls for reform and accountability.

Victor Davis Hanson

De Rugy: Will Defense Spending Avoid the Scalpel Again?

Mar. 15

De Rugy: Will Defense Spending Avoid the Scalpel Again?Veronique de Rugy examines the persistent challenge of reducing defense spending, highlighting inefficiencies and outdated procurement systems within the Pentagon. Can reform efforts finally take hold?

Veronique de Rugy

Thiessen: 5 things people get wrong about Trump and Ukraine

Mar. 14

Thiessen: 5 things people get wrong about Trump and UkraineThis column examines five misconceptions about Donald Trump's stance on Ukraine, suggesting that critics misunderstand his objectives, which include ending the war swiftly, aiding Ukraine's sovereignty and employing strategic diplomacy with Russia.

Goldberg: The Homer Simpson gloss on President Trump's tariff philosophy

Mar. 13

Goldberg: The Homer Simpson gloss on President Trump's tariff philosophyJonah Goldberg compares Trump's tariff strategy to Homer Simpson's misguided view on guns, highlighting the chaotic and inconsistent economic policies that result. Tariffs are seen as both a cure-all and a tool for political leverage, despite the economic disruptio...

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