Mona Charen

Democrats have worked hard to cultivate an image as the “caring” party, but they’ve also earned an image as the party of weakness.

The opening of diplomatic relations with Cuba is the latest, and one fears, not the last in a string of preemptive concessions to vicious regimes by the Obama administration.

The undermining of the AP United States history curriculum is typical of the progressives’ work in our schools.

Government shutdowns permit Republicans to be caricatured as irresponsible anarchists who cannot be trusted with power.

Bret Stephens’s new book America in Retreat supplies the intellectual case for confident, world-spanning leadership by the United States.

No one should be surprised that when the guardrails of sexual behavior were swept away in the flood of the sexual revolution, predatory men were handed a golden opportunity.

Requiring police to wear body cameras may make justice more attainable in some cases, but even video evidence will not convince those who are determined to believe a particular narrative.

Dodd-Frank is the poor stepchild of Obama-era enactments, receiving far less attention than Obamacare, but its contribution to the stagnant economy deserves more recognition.

President Obama embodies the Left’s determination to achieve its policy objectives by any means necessary, no matter how unconstitutional or undemocratic.

President Obama is stubborn in his belief that by denying the reality of Islamic extremism, he can promote peace.

President Obama continues to insult, snub, and humiliate Israel while secretly and increasingly openly courting the terror regime in Iran.

The Democrats’ tactic of demonizing Republicans has not just run its course, but it’s also beginning to boomerang.