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In the conflict over Planned Parenthood funding, the president is duty-bound to defend and implement federal law.

One federal officer was shot in the neck during the ambush. He was subsequently treated at a Fort Worth hospital and released.

A valued program that allows employers to hire workers with disabilities below the federally mandated wage will continue.

The resistance of district judges to the Trump administration has sometimes been justified, sometimes excessive, and sometimes downright lawless and dangerous. Tonight’s decision in Planned Parenthood ...

Gunn’s point is to replace myth and destroy all faith. This Superman movie is the most cynical imaginable. It doesn’t just go against the original Joe Shuster–Jerry Siegel comic book ubermensch that ...

Now They’re Plotting to Stop Him,” and yet, despite its explosive subject matter, it is written in the sort of dry, matter-of-fact tone that one would typically associate with a report on the most ...

Tarheel Republicans are touting a solid bench of political talent should Lara bow out. But for now, it’s her race.

Finding $190 billion in savings is not nothing. But in the scope of the nearly $5 trillion the government has spent so far this fiscal year, it’s small potatoes, and it was absurd for President Trump ...

If a service is truly essential in certain communities, let the people who believe that make the case in their states, or fund it themselves. Leave D.C. out of it.

For people interested in how Washington works, it’s an increasingly common issue in our era of gerontocracy: Just how are you supposed to interact with an elected official who might not be all there?

Warsh is a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution and on the short list of candidates to be the next chairman of the Federal Reserve.