
Kellyanne Conway and the Bowling Green Massacre That Wasn't
In an interview on Thursday, the adviser to President Donald Trump invented a massacre to justify restrictions on refugee admissions and travel from several predominantly Muslim countries.
What the new president has in store for the United States and the world

In an interview on Thursday, the adviser to President Donald Trump invented a massacre to justify restrictions on refugee admissions and travel from several predominantly Muslim countries.

America cannot punish its elected officials for allowing its military, diplomatic corps, and intelligence services to take risks necessary to pursue its interests.

The president’s directive on immigration might resemble the record deportations of Obama’s first term—but without the corresponding push for legalization.

Previous presidents—including Barack Obama and George W. Bush—tried to avoid publicly criticizing each other. That tradition is coming to an end.

In his speech at the annual event, the president went on a digression promoting The Apprentice, a show he co-produces.

At the annual prayer breakfast in Washington, the president focused on the violent, ideological threats to America.

Citizens of an unusually close ally now regard the president as a volatile, vainglorious, untrustworthy bully after he needlessly disrespected their leader in a phone call.

Andrew Weaver abandoned a 26-year career in climatology to make a successful run for office in Canada.

Immigrants in the United States are slowly moving from big-city melting pots into traditionally GOP territory—posing an electoral challenge to lawmakers who haven’t opposed the president’s policies.

Senators should press Neil Gorsuch on questions fundamental to democratic government.