Europe cannot deter Putin on its own.

Even if the president has no right to interfere with the duties of executive officers, he still always has the constitutional right to remove them.

Writing in the nineteenth century, Rose Wilder Lane decried Europe's repressive government. Who's freer now?

Politicians and other celebrities should remain silent on medical subjects in which they have no expertise.

Margaret Thatcher was the most consequential female politician of the last century. Yet her rise to power was an unpredictable and unlikely outcome.

Stablecoins—a new digital currency—present problems for Congress’s constitutional duty to regulate the coinage of money.

A more modest and sustainable foreign policy is the best option to allow Americans to prosper and be secure.

More than 50 years ago, the Supreme Court stood up for the rights of one of America’s oldest religious minorities. Will it do so again next term?

The questions in the tariff cases are about much more than Donald Trump.

If free speech is broken in Britain, here’s how to fix it.

"Economically illiterate" policy may actually be quite rational, when it is understood that prosperity is not the goal.

The question isn’t whether Congress will eventually cobble together a deal; it always does. The real question is, why does this keep happening?

Government cannot make Americans healthy.

To understand Congress’s abdication, look at the history of presidential selection.