Andrew C. McCarthy

For 20 years, some of us have been countering that you can’t defeat the enemy without understanding that they are the enemy, and what they believe.

With the Taliban back in power, he’s not telling the nation what our mission is now.

Biden is running roughshod over the separation of powers.

Don’t hold your breath waiting for Biden appointees to charge the governor.

But do the Wolverine Watchmen militia members have a valid claim?

The judge ruled that the students’ right to refuse vaccination is not fundamental.

It would have been misconduct for the Justice Department to politicize the 2020 investigation.

There is really no doubt that Cosby is guilty of being a sexual predator. But guilt was not the only factor for the court.

Leakers keep leaking, and presidents keep trying to stop them.

It is right to condemn excessive police force. To turn Floyd into a hero of a racialized morality play is inane.

We have reached a dangerous pass if people are to be deterred from testifying on the ‘wrong’ side of politically fraught cases.

While the guilty verdicts are rational and defensible, the speedy nature of the decision could lead to problems for prosecutors in the appellate process.

Cahill denied a motion for mistrial but explained how the California lawmaker has created a potentially significant issue on appeal if Chauvin is convicted.

The sponsors of the Court-packing plan are gaslighting the nation with nonsensical explanations.

How to lose the All-Star Game, and everything else, to the Left.

The Derek Chauvin case is more complicated than prosecutors would have it.

The latest scandal on special COVID testing for family members could, ironically, work to the embattled governor’s advantage.

We don’t know what caused Sicknick’s death, whether the arrested men caused it, and why the medical report remains incomplete.

With the Derek Chauvin trial imminent, complications abound.

Though the question remains unanswered: What really happened to him?

Congress’s only job on Wednesday is to count.

Hawley and Cruz are engaged in a flagrant Washington power grab.

It was always a dice-roll. But in this moment, the case for having supported the president’s reelection bid is harder to make.

Far from persuading the Court to grant the petition, they will only reconfirm the justices’ apparent conviction that this is a toxic political dispute.

What a Wisconsin federal court’s order turning back another campaign lawsuit tells us about the election-rigging case.

Did the GOP attorneys general who backed Texas’s failed election lawsuit understand the dangerous implications of their argument?

The Justice Department faces unique challenges in conducting an investigation of the incoming president’s son.

There is no way the Supreme Court is going to entertain Texas’s lawsuit.

In a succinct order, the Court rejected a bid to undo the certification of Biden as winner of the 20 electoral votes at stake.

The new Georgia lawsuit raises significant and highly specific claims of illegality, in a departure from the approach of prior suits.