We still do not know the full consequences of radical changes in American life, caused by the coronavirus.

Each day in early August 1945 that the Japanese war machine continued its work meant that thousands of Asian civilians and Allied soldiers would die.

Abolishing the Electoral College and getting rid of other traditions of government, as Democrats want, would be harmful.

Biden and his handlers have known that he should have been out and about, weighing in daily on the issues.

Once elites became pampered and arrogant, they feel exempt from their ancestors’ respect for moral and spiritual laws like thrift, moderation and transcendence.

When California’s one-party government cannot find solutions to current existential crises, it turns to divisive issues.

Since the loss of much of the Christian Balkans to the Ottomans in the 15th century, Greece and what would later become modern Turkey have been rivals, outright enemies and often at war.  

So far, hundreds of police have been injured, dozens of people have been killed, and we have seen billions of dollars in property and collateral damage.

President Trump recently ordered a 12,000-troop reduction in American military personnel stationed in Germany.

America is far less resilient, and a far more divided, indebted and vulnerable target than it was in 1965.