Paul Manafort Was an Agent of Ukraine, Not Russia

Andrew C. McCarthy

Manafort served not a Putin agenda. It was an agenda for Ukraine, a country with a split, East–West personality. Read More

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The Woman Impressionist

Brian T. Allen

Dallas and Fort Worth will soon, if not now, rival European cities like Milan, Frankfurt, and Barcelona, not capitals but brimming with distinctive energy and stunning, eclectic art.

Before Trump, What Did Conservatism Conserve?

David French

What has conservatism conserved? Life, liberty, and prosperity -- making it one of the most consequential movements in U.S. history.

February Jobs Report Weakest in 30 Months

Mairead McArdle

The economy produced only 20,000 new jobs in February for its weakest showing since September 2017, according to the Labor Department’s monthly report.

A Piece of Cake

Fred Schwarz

The play does not grapple with legal issues.  Instead it examines the intersecting obligations of faith, friendship, conscience, and tolerance.

Race and Gender Hustlers in the Classics Departments

Peter Wood

The race and gender hustlers may prevail, not least because the senior people in the field seem unable to mount much resistance.

The Collapse of the Center-Left

Matthew Continetti

Whatever control Nancy Pelosi had over her majority vanished the second she delayed the resolution condemning Ilhan Omar. It then became undeniable that AOC & co. is in charge.

The Swamp Fights Back

Victor Davis Hanson

Never before in the history of the presidency had a commander-in-chief earned the antipathy of so many -- and lived to tell the tale.

Bill Shine Resigns as White House Deputy Chief of Staff

Mairead McArdle

Bill Shine resigned Friday from his position as White House deputy chief of staff and communications director after nine months on the job.

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