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If the language is already this heightened in early March, it’s reasonable to assume that the debate will become even angrier and even more divisive as November draws closer.

Haley’s emergence has positioned her as his potential successor to a level that would not have been seriously considered when she entered the race.

As we consider the current polarization and hyper-partisanship that has gripped our nation’s politics for the last several years, we have often asked each other what it would take to break out of this sclerotic gridlock that has stymied necessary progress on so many important matters.

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The border crisis has been a one-sided discussion from the beginning, and, like any effective negotiators, Republicans keep asking for more.

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While there have certainly been other factors to Trump’s remarkable revival, there’s no question that his court fights have been an immense benefit to him.

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Trump did not secure the Republican nomination statistically on Monday night. But he took as large and as decisive a step in that direction as he could have realistically hoped before the caucuses began.

Last weekend was our first opportunity to watch the two campaigns directly respond to each other and to get a sense of what both camps feel will be their strongest arguments in the months ahead.

Nikki Haley learned last week that the days in between Christmas and New Year's are a bad time for a gaffe.

That principle – that voters should decide elections rather than judges – is unassailable.

Whether the U.S. sends more aid to Ukraine or not, the immigration debate will sound a lot different in the years ahead than it has in the past.

"America’s media should do more to equip readers to think for themselves."

Campus codes at private colleges and universities seek to resolve the conflict between the right to speak freely and the educational mission of the institution. The ham-handed and over-legalistic responses by the three university presidents show how this attempt to balance speech and safet...

Bush’s compassionate conservatism and interventionist globalism represent a vastly dissimilar brand of Republican orthodoxy than Trump’s immigrant-bashing and isolationism. It’s likely Bush still believes that growing threats from Russia, China and Iran can best be confronted with his and...