OPINION

If the virus keeps spreading, the unemployment rate keeps rising and the economy keeps contracting, Trump could be a one-term president—no matter what he says about China.

The antitrust cases against Google are watershed moments in consumers' fight against Big Tech.

The pandemic has led to tremendous shifts in parents values and aspirations—but the changes don't neatly cut along party lines.

A recent obscure constitutional law debate has now burst out into the mainstream.

The annexation of the West Bank pits two states against one state like never before. But the only way Palestinians can influence either is to have the right to vote for the only government in control of the entire area: Israel.

As a Montanan and lifelong sportsman, I know what can happen when panic overrides common sense. And sadly, that's what I'm seeing from lawmakers in D.C.

It's time for the European Union to do its fair share in countering the threat posed by Iran and Hezbollah.

The president must inform the nation how America will confront the Chinese Communist Party.

Ilana Feldman is a deeply troubling pick to lead George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs.

Coronavirus has underscored how Big Tech imbues our lives—and it isn't all pretty.