Column: March is the month to honor the progress of women
The proliferation of women in business, government and other sectors of society has been a driver of, as well as a reflection of, extraordinary human advancement.
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Column: Japan’s prime minister providing calm, stable leadership
Today, Japan, with the U.S., boasts one of the largest and most advanced economies in the world, and is a leader in support of international organizations.
Column: British politics today marked by turbulence and change
At the end of February, Green candidate Hannah Spencer won a major upset victory in the by-election for the constituency of Gorton and Denton in Greater Manchester.
Column: Supreme Court tariffs veto is proof our system is working
The majority was clear in reaffirming that our Constitution assigns tariff authority to Congress.
Column: Marco Rubio deserved NATO conference standing ovation
He gave special emphasis to shared cultural heritage and commitment to the rule of law.
Column: Arms control should continue to be a U.S. priority
On Feb. 5, the New START Treaty between the U.S. and Russia quietly expired, with remarkably little public attention or discussion. This was the last formal limitation on a new...
Column: Today Germany is showing the world the way
Chancellor Friedrich Merz in recent months has enjoyed a series of successes, both rhetorical and diplomatic, that deserve more attention and praise than has to date been received.
Column: Mike Johnson’s strong Parliament speech overshadowed
The media are President Donald Trump's violin, and he plays them as a virtuoso.
Column: South Korea deserves praise for handling of impeachment
This is an important story regarding wrenching developments in an extremely close strategic ally of the United States.
Column: Trump just the latest president to push war powers
This law stipulates that the president may use military force overseas for a maximum of 60 days without congressional authorization, with an additional 30 days available to conduct withdrawal.