It’s possible to detest Donald Trump with the fire of a thousand suns and still concede that he’s done something positive.

It doesn’t matter what you think about Donald Trump, revelations that one major party’s administration was spying on another deserves an investigation.

If the Justice Department is as incorruptible as its defenders claim, why are they freaking out about an inquiry into the Donald Trump investigation?

Whether it’s a loss of moral clarity or a cudgel against Donald Trump, when it comes to Israel and the Palestinians, the press is recklessly political.

Hamas wants to provoke casualties. It wants to become the victim. Sadly for the Palestinian people and the Jews, it gets plenty of help from the media.

It’s strange that a president who transformed national discourse left America with a negligible policy legacy. But Barack Obama deserves it.

In the end, Trump walked away from a promise made by the Obama administration, not the American people.

Neither Democrats nor Republicans deserve special credit for removing politicians with credible charges of rape, abuse, or criminality leveled at them.

Neither Democrats nor Republicans are concerned about the sanctity of the ‘collusion’ investigation. That doesn’t mean they get to ignore the Constitution.

From beginning to end, the Obama administration’s Iran deal has been a disaster for the United States and for Middle East peace.

It would be a far better country if the press took a perpetually adversarial approach to those in power. The problem is they don’t.

Bernie Sanders is set to announce a socialist plan that guarantees every American “who wants or needs one’ a lifetime government job.

Being skeptical about your government does not make you, in any way, responsible for the violence perpetrated by domestic terrorists.

If we ignore Congress, every autopilot spending program in existence, and trillions in Obama spending, then maybe we can blame debt solely on the GOP.

The former FBI director James Comey’s higher loyalty isn’t to justice or to our institutions. It’s to his own self-preservation.

Did the National Rifle Association conspire with Vladimir Putin to help elect Donald Trump? NPR appears to think so, even if it doesn’t have any evidence.

The state shouldn’t help Facebook entrench with cronyistic regulations. Rather, it should let Facebook fix itself or go the way of MySpace.

A new Politico piece has a theory for why Donald Trump won in 2016 — and it’s as convincing as all the others we’ve seen.

Democrats are ignoring — and worse, rationalizing — the bigotry in their midst.

Everyone has a bias. There’s nothing wrong with pointing it out. Sinclair’s real sin, though, is that it was a bit ham-fisted about the wrong kind.