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If Trump wants to build a lasting legacy, the path forward is clear: solve the Colorado River crisis by building big.

The army must be ready to march "the Instant occasion shall require," and Washington urges troops to carry as little baggage as possible.

The Gulf States didn't seek this confrontation but understand that it may force them to reconsider whether neutrality toward Iran is viable.

Twenty-seven state attorneys general alerted the FJC to serious bias problems in a reference manual's "climate science" chapter.

Reforming global health programs to be more accountable, more strategic, and more sustainable is prudent. Retreat would be shortsighted.

Iran's missile and drone barrage on its neighbors might seem illogical and shortsighted. But the regime has a logic of its own.

The president isn't the one standing in the way. It's the lesser Republicans who never get tired of doing nothing, the wrong thing, or both.

As a cloud of groupthink and justified theft descends over the Chrysler Building, individuals must defend their rights to remain individuals.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio should establish a statue to remind people of Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan's attack on D.C. protesters in 2017.

Much of the academy appears to have learned nothing from the post-Oct. 7, 2023, riots. In fact, it has chosen to escalate.