Charles C. W. Cooke

Typically, presidents who push the constitutional envelope like to insist that they are doing no such thing. Here, that instinct has been reversed.

A newly surfaced transcript from the Tucker Carlson Show.

Trump is acting well within the bounds of the Constitution.

Can you feel it? Football season is here.

The Coast Guard’s report on the man behind the Titan disaster ought to be mandatory reading for all aspiring entrepreneurs.

From Harvard to the Los Angeles Times, the old quid pro quo is falling through.

It takes a special kind of hysteric to observe a time-tested marketing formula in action and think: eugenics.

In Carson’s day, the guests were the stars, and he was the facilitator. In Colbert’s, this successful formula was inverted.

Something has gone Deeply Wrong in the United States since November of last year.

The Supreme Court isn’t the proper venue for Ketanji Brown Jackson’s ‘feelings.

Based on the reporting by NOTUS, they don’t seem to see anything wrong with this.

I don’t have questions for the thoroughly absurd Zohran Mamdani. I have questions for New York’s electorate.

There’s just Trump.

The expenses necessary to end the war had to be paid by the instigators.

What is happening in Los Angeles is nowhere near as complicated as California politicians and the press make it sound.

Spare us the guilt trip over the fate of the Boulder jihadist’s family.

Trump should not be judged differently than everyone who came before him.

Unwinding the bureaucracy’s grip on American life will take an effort that outlasts this president and the next. But last week’s executive order is a start.

ChatGPT helped me fix a grill in 30 minutes. The future is here.

From the beginning of his foray into politics, Trump has been profoundly fortunate in his opponents, and, evidently, his luck has not yet expired.

His Canadian ploy was not salutary or deliberate, and the justifications that were marshaled in its defense made no sense either for him or for the United States.

Everyone is unhinged, as is customary during a Trump presidency.

With Trump’s trade war, the siren’s call of revolution proved too seductive, once more.

There’s only one logical way to deal with pirates.

The public wants the economy humming, the border secure, and an end to woke lunacy — not tariffs and irrelevant indulgences.

Without an Obama or a Clinton or a JFK to attract attention, the mediocrities run rampant.

The trade fight with our neighbors is mostly costs and very little in the way of benefits.

Why stop at snipping knife tips? So many other household items could be danger-proofed, too.

And that’s what it is, by the way — a mandate.

They are the ones who endorse racial discrimination. That’s their thing.