Ruth Bader Ginsburg Insists She’s Not Going Anywhere

John McCormack

At 86, the liberal Supreme Court mainstay says she hopes to remain on the bench for another decade. Read More

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The ‘Cadillac Tax’ Repeal Shows Bipartisanship Hazards

George Will

And it also shows politicians’ lack of interest in providing truly affordable to the average American.

Two Cheers for Democracy

Kevin D. Williamson

My new book, The Smallest Minority, which will be published tomorrow, is currently the No. 1 new release in the “Democracy” category at Amazon. And it is a book that is about democracy — but it is not a celebration of it.

Against Oregon Public Schools’ ‘Mental-Health Days’

John Hirschauer

Oregon Public Schools' new 'mental-health day' policy will exacerbate the crisis it aims to alleviate.

McConnell Nixes Two Dem. Election-Security Bills

Mairead McArdle

Mitch McConnell on Thursday blocked votes on bills designed to combat election interference, accusing Democrats of pushing them for political purposes.

You Can’t Beat Trump without Throwing a Punch

Michael Brendan Dougherty

All along, Democrats were hoping the special counsel would do their dirty work. It’s the same mistake all of Trump’s opponents have made.

Is Paid Family Leave Conservative?

Alexandra DeSanctis

Republicans have yet to coalesce around a plan -- or even to agree on whether paid leave is a conservative idea in the first place.

The Right Move on Food Stamps

The Editors

States should not be free to hand out magic brochures that make the rules disappear.

The Mueller Hearings Revealed Why You Shouldn’t Bet against Trump

Kevin D. Williamson

He specializes in this sort of reality-show drama.

Gillibrand Challenges China to ‘Clean-Energy Space Race’

Jack Crowe

Gillibrand suggested that the U.S. must engage in a great-power competition with China to ensure American dominance in the clean-energy sector.

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The Smallest Minority: Independent Thinking in the Age of Mob Politics

Kevin D. Williamson

A dizzying tour through a world you’ll be horrified to recognize as your own. With biting appraisals of social media, political hustlers, journalists and identity politics, The Smallest Minority is a defiant, funny, and terrifyingly insightful book about what we human beings have done to ourselves.

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