With his attempt to overthrow the government clearly a failure, Juan Guaidó is back to calling for foreign military intervention in Venezuela.
A major, destructive fire hits one of the most historic churches in the world.
Princeton historian Sean Wilentz lays to rest a pernicious idea propagated by . . . Princeton historian Sean Wilentz.
The peril of not yet running for President include not yet having a campaign staff in place.
It turns out, The Duke wasn’t all that woke.
Having two presidents sounds like a terrible sitcom idea. In reality, the situation is just plain terrible.
Protests that have killed four and injured hundreds have been rewarded and show no sign of ending.
Election Day 2018 saw Republican representation in the New Jersey Congressional Delegation nearly entirely decimated.
Last week, the Mexican Supreme Court pushed that country further down the road toward legalization of marijuana for all purposes.
In another sign of the rapid secularization taking place in that country, Irish voters last weekend voted to rescind the nation’s centuries-old, albeit not recently enforced, law against blasphemy.
Marijuana is now legal in Canada, and many people are watching the country to see how it adjusts to this change.
One of the people most responsible for the personal computer revolution has passed away at the far-too-young age of 65.
Six siblings of Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar are starring in political ads against him. This is just another unfortunate example of the extent to which our political culture has been ruined by hyperpartisan polarization.
Delaware Democratic Senator Tom Carper beat back a challenge from a ‘progressive” challenger in Thursday’s primary.
The Republican Party’s nominee for Senator in Virginia really is as bad as you’ve heard, probably worse.
Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro survived an apparent, albeit amateurish, assassination attempt yesterday in what could be a sign of underlying instability in Venezuela.
America promised immigrants who volunteered to serve in our military a fast track to citizenship. Now, we’re throwing them out.
Madison was right about politicians and ambition. He just didn’t see the how it would all play out.
The plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill appears to be running up against President Trump’s bizarre affinity for Andrew Jackson.