Victor Davis Hanson

Antifa protesters surround ICE facilities in Portland, Oregon to block deportations, prompting comparisons to historical conflicts over federal law enforcement.

Trump and Musk's relationship falters despite shared goals of meritocracy over DEI and economic freedom, with hopes for reconciliation amid unprecedented Democratic opposition

Is Wall Street’s panic based on what might happen — or on what is happening? Is the Street’s meltdown a fear of what might happen? Or is it reacting to March’s latest jobs report?

Author and Professor Victor Davis Hanson has many questions about the Signal controversy involving key Trump administration officials.

Victor Davis Hanson lays out 10 takeaways from Friday's extraordinary Oval Office meeting between President Trump, Vice President Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The train wreck of the last four years was force-multiplied by Biden’s own feebleness, masked by the most scandalous media-politico conspiracy of suppression of it in U.S. history

If we had learned in 2014 that elections could go on for months with most Americans casting their ballots ahead of Election Day, no one would have believed it. And that's not all.

The vice-presidential debate didn't bail out the Harris-Walz campaign. Going forward, it's just a continued dose of bad news, including their poor response to the hurricane.

Democrats know that a first-term novice Trump had a successful four years, and that he now is savvier four years later. They're worried he could win and overturn Biden's catastrophe.

If an enemy wanted to destroy America, could he or she do anything much more catastrophic than what is already currently happening in our country?

The E. Jean Carroll defamation case and $83 million judgment against former President Donald Trump is a mere preview of left-wing criminal prosecutions to come.

Iran's foreign minister Hossein Amir-Adollahian has threatened America's leaders with violence over the Hamas terror attacks. Hamas' Ghazi Hamad has promised murder sprees to come.

Biden, Democrats use midterm mass-distraction strategy to cover for failures on economy, crime and border and hide counterculture revolution from angry voters.

The outcome of Putin's invasion is not determined, and depends on staying confident while calm.

One of the most unexpected reactions to Vladimir Putin’s ruthless invasion of Ukraine has been the muscular response of a West supposedly in decline.

The U.S. was founded on the idea of the inherent nobility of work. A nation of free, self-sufficient homesteaders believed their hard labor could ensure their prosperity, liberty and autonomy.

The last two years seem to have been one continual crisis—well aside from the coronavirus pandemic.

Even ideas eventually have consequences. Soon, even the left-wing paradise on the coast would be infected by the anarchy the rich had created for less important people elsewhere.

It is the beginning of a never-ending bad dream. President Joe Biden and the Pentagon have managed to birth a new terrorist haven, destroy much of U.S. strategic deterrence, and alienate our allies and much of the country.

The United States just suffered a terrible and shameful defeat in Afghanistan. The catastrophe reminds us that the Biden administration had its politicized military and bureaucracy mostly fixate on diversity, equity and inclusion, and to root out supposed internal enemies.

President Biden and his team in defeat threaten the victorious Taliban with possible ostracism from global diplomacy as the price of their illiberality. Really?

For the first time in their lives, all Americans of all classes and races are starting to fear a self-created apocalypse that threatens their families’ safety and the American way of life.

It was always going to be a Herculean task to inoculate, with an untried vaccine, a multi-ethnic nation of 330 million people across a vast continent — in an era when the media routinely warps the daily news.

The woke movement is a slicker, more sophisticated and far more grandiose version of Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson’s shakedowns of the 1990s.

As China steadily raises the pressure on Taiwan, curiosity intensifies about the likely U.S. reaction in the event of an outright military invasion of Taiwan by the People's Republic.

In the old days, Democrats had predictable agendas, supposedly focused on individual rights, the “little guy” and distrust of the military-industrial complex.

President Biden is needlessly gambling with the survival of any non-Taliban regime in Afghanistan. The three of us agree on that.

The two political parties are switching class constituents. Some 65% of the Americans making more than $500,000 a year are Democrats and 74% of those who earn less than $100,000 a year are Republicans.

The People's Republic of China has raised its level of naked aggression and provocation of the West to its highest point since President Nixon's trip to China in 1972.

There are lots of reasons why wokeism spread like wildfire in 2020.