Editorial: Trump’s Greenland Fixation
President Donald Trump’s revived interest in acquiring Greenland has shifted from eccentric curiosity to something more unsettling. What once sounded like an off-hand provocation...
Editorial: Israel Comes of Age
Benjamin Netanyahu’s declaration that Israel intends to phase out U.S. military aid over the next decade marks one of the most consequential — and...
Editorial: A Lie That Erases the Dead
When Tucker Carlson declared recently that not a single American has been killed by radical Islam since Sept. 11, 2001, he was not offering...
Editorial: Minnesota’s Fraud Scandal Is a National Warning
Over the past several years, Minnesota has become the unlikely center of a major public sector fraud breakdown. Investigations have uncovered widespread abuse of...
Editorial: Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left Mar-a-Lago last week with what most leaders would call a strategic success. In his fifth in-person meeting of...
Editorial: Diplomatic Firestorm Over Somaliland
Israel’s decision to recognize Somaliland hit a geopolitical nerve far beyond the Horn of Africa. What might have been framed as a bilateral diplomatic...
Editorial: The Qatar Affair Cannot Be Wished Away
The so-called Qatar Affair — a phrase whose understatement borders on evasion — has emerged as one of the most serious integrity crises to...
Editorial: A Legal Act, A Dangerous Precedent
The overnight raid that seized Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, and flew them to New York has produced two distinct debates. One...
Editorial: Trump Monument Syndrome
It is becoming difficult to decide whether to laugh, cringe or simply marvel at the ingenuity of today’s Republican Party as it works —...
Editorial: A Hemorrhaging Conservative Right
The American right is fracturing in public, and the fault line is no longer trade, immigration or even Donald Trump. It is antisemitism —...
