In one of the most important speeches of his presidency, President Donald Trump has outlined a new standard for American leadership on the world stage.
Last week, when conservative commentator Ben Shapiro delivered a terrific speech at the University of California-Berkeley, it seemed like a victory for free speech on college campuses.
The vodka, wine, and bonhomie flowed freely at the 14th annual Yalta European Strategy conference last weekend, where 350 current and former officials, diplomats, academics, and businessmen vowed to support Ukraine, this nation of 45 million which has been locked in a low-intensity war with neighboring Russia for more than three-and-a-half years.
I am proud to join the majority of my fellow veterans and other Americans who support Congress's bipartisan work to defund painful and inefficient dog experiments at the VA.
Former Attorney General Eric Holder joked over the summer that he plans to “make redistricting sexy” as head of the new National Democratic Redistricting Committee.
During last year’s campaign, The New York Times justified its biased coverage of Donald Trump by saying he was the “abnormal” candidate while Hillary Clinton was the “normal” one.