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Washington Examiner columnist Salena Zito's 10-year-old granddaughter reviews Ainsley Earhardt's new book for children.

You can always tell when the White House knows it has a problem, and it has an awkward proposition to sell: It sends out Vice President JD Vance.

Second Continental Congress President John Hancock writes warning that patriot efforts in Canada are collapsing.

Why is Newsom complaining that he is being targeted by Trump's Justice Department? It could be that he is suffering from a sort of Trump Prosecution Envy.

Polk went to war with Mexico to win California, but unlike Donald Trump, he finished the job when Mexico refused to surrender.

The rollout of the Iran memorandum of understanding hints at confusion behind the scenes in the administration.

It's disgraceful that the administration is taking direction from radical clerics on the "right way" to share a peace agreement with the people.

The U.S. could have kept Iran from having a nuclear weapon with far less extensive actions than those that marked the first weeks of the war.

Trump and his administration are hailing the new MOU to end the Iran war. But no one outside the small circle of negotiators has seen the document.

Soccer fans are the inheritors of a long tradition of Europeans expressing shock and admiration for American customs.