Says the next mayor of New York, ‘We will prove that there is no problem to large for government to solve and no concern too small for it to care about.’

By: Peggy Noonan – wsj.com – November 6, 2025 In 1932 and 1980, major ideological shifts lasted for a while. This century we swerve back and forth. What happened Tuesday is serious and big, but I start in a roundabout way. Throughout the 20th century it was the general way in American politics that when you made a lurch—1932 was...

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While millions of protesters took to the streets in fear for the future of the republic, a growing fringe says it is time for an absolute monarchy.

Lawmakers are in a standoff over whether to extend ObamaCare subsidies, with Republicans proposing reforms to reduce health care spending and Democrats seeking to increase subsidies to mask rising …

From Puritan settlers to modern evangelicals, American Christians have long believed in a Jewish state—and their influence has shaped religion and politics in our country for centuries, writes Samuel Goldman.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday seemed skeptical of President Donald Trump’s authority to impose sweeping tariffs in a series of executive orders earlier […]

On August 25, America’s President Donald Trump emphatically condemned the Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) for its ongoing efforts to oppress all right-wing ideology in South Korea and persecute its political opponents.

It’s an off-year election, and Republicans lived up to it by having an off year. A really off year.

We are now in the longest government shutdown in US history, at 36 days.