When Russian missiles and kamikaze drones rain down on Ukrainian cities, the world rightly points the finger at Vladimir Putin. But examine the wreckage, and the truth is undeniable: the […]
America should not abandon the economic system that has lifted billions from poverty and driven unprecedented human progress WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator John Curtis (R-UT) authored an opinion piece in The Washington Post highlighting […]
The debate over the filibuster is often misunderstood. Most people think it is about a rule. It isn’t. It is about the absence of a rule. When the Senate was […]
Your editorial “Trump and Bernie, Political Smokejumpers” (July 18) is right that our forests are “ill-managed.” Whether from the latest smoke drifting south from Canada or record-breaking fires here at […]
On Jan. 2, 1776, an officer in the Revolutionary army, Stephen Moylan, writing to a fellow officer, Joseph Reed, first invoked the term “United States of America.” He was anticipating […]
When we landed in late March at Songshan Air Base in the heart of Taipei, the stakes in Asia were not abstract. Hardened hangars, jet fly-bys and armed personnel are […]
At the start of last year, ash and smoke consumed the skies over Los Angeles. Homes, businesses and entire neighborhoods went up in flames, and 31 lives were tragically lost. […]
While recognizing the inevitable costs of ongoing combat operations in Iran, I acknowledge that the president’s actions were consistent with his legal authority. The War Powers Resolution of 1973 provides […]
Your editorial “A Big Social-Media Shakedown” (Jan. 28) gets it mostly right. The public-policy debate around social media shouldn’t center on holding companies liable for user-generated content. It should instead […]
If I had to sum up my first year in the Senate, I’d say it’s been a year of contrasts. It’s been a year of loving my job and a […]