The Russia scandal is dominating Washington politics and media. Ordinary voters see things differently.

Republicans’ views of higher education have plummeted over the past few years.

A recession today would be like an earthquake rocking a political edifice that is already showing cracks.

Millennials finally catch a break.

The parties are locked into a zero-sum fight over resources that leaves the underlying deformity of our system unaddressed.

The Golden States’s self-righteous “travel ban” sets a dangerous and destructive precedent.

The Democratic line of attack against the law is powerful—but it also highlights Obamacare’s underperformance.

After Georgia, it’s good to see a prominent member of the Democratic Party waking up to just how much they have been hurting themselves by fixating on the Russia collusion issue.

The rising tide of political violence is deeply worrisome, not only because of the innocent people harmed but because of what it says about the health of our institutions.

Trump’s decision today doesn’t make the U.S. better off, but it probably doesn’t make us much worse off, either.