Rich Lowry

Zohran Mamdani’s housing official represents a tradition that has ruined countries.

Even the results-oriented Trump foreign policy needs to distinguish between friend and foe.

Donald Trump carries on in TR’s tradition.

The HHS secretary, to say the least, isn’t always very careful about evidence, but, on this one, the most painstaking research is on his side.

We are in the equivalent of a space race, and the Vermont socialist is talking about cutting off our supply of rocket fuel.

The atrocity at Bondi Beach was heartrending and all too predictable.

Tucker Carlson finds an alluring alternative to the United States.

We should, by all means, breathe new life into a doctrine that in recent decades has become a museum curiosity.

The administration’s rollback is another sign that the climate panic is receding.

She stands for everything we shouldn’t want an immigrant to be.

The once-great European powers can’t even dictate the end of a war involving a European country whose fate they deem crucial to their own future.

An element of the American elite embraced Epstein as one of its own, even after his guilty plea, thanks to his wealth and his connections.

Failing to introduce and explain Obamacare alternatives represents a serious political risk.

The real reason for the shutdown? It was a way for progressives to give vent to an unreasoning hatred of Donald Trump.

This is next-level lunacy.

Trump’s deals to expand access to obesity drugs amount to a win-win-win.

It would represent an advance for the U.S. nuclear deterrent and a victory of common sense over superstition.

His changes will be difficult to reverse.

We’ve created an enormous industry that is inherently corrupting, encourages people to waste their money, and ruins lives.

It will take us years for the U.S. to make up lost ground in mining critical minerals, but this is a solvable problem.

The Supreme Court should blow the whistle.

Isolationists and malicious enemies of Israel are part of Trump’s coalition, but the president absolutely does not number himself among them.

Whereas ‘international opinion’ believed we had to cut off Israel, Trump armed the Jewish state, bombed Iran, and squeezed Qatar to bring Hamas to heel.

Chicago residents have failed to do the one thing necessary to avoid National Guard deployment — let federal officers do their jobs.

Making our force more proficient doesn’t begin and end with push-ups, but it does start there.

With reading scores nationally sliding the wrong way, Mississippi and the other Southern states offer a beacon of hope.

The lawfare drama is at its midpoint, not its beginning.

Democratic officeholders and progressive opinion-makers have whipped up an apocalyptic frenzy.

It’s okay to mix politics and religion.

Experts don’t know what to make of the evidence.