Henry Olsen

In a warning to Donald Trump, the Hungarian prime minister’s loss shows the danger of governing just to please one’s base.

Cutting spending is always hard, so conservatives should focus on the least deserving recipients no matter what walk of life they are in.

The fiscal, political, and moral case for another round of tax reform.

It does involve a concession from the anti-tax crowd.

Trump’s claim that he can enact global tariffs unilaterally is constitutionally dubious.

He has no good options.

The administration can turn the tables on the left.

Republicans should make universities with big endowments and multibillion-dollar foundations pay more.

America still benefits from the alliance, and GOP lawmakers should not fear that they are out of step with voters by supporting it.

Not every tariff is a boon, nor is every one a bane. But they can provide long-term gains well in excess of their short-term costs.

Trump can use Greenland’s national interests to leverage a deal that gives him almost everything he wants. Here’s how.

Help the needy, not the greedy, as a wise man once argued.

His campaign’s snapshot of swing-state polling points to warning signs beneath the surface.

Factional chaos with no clear majority is the likeliest outcome.

They already had the edge; post-debate questions about Biden’s fitness for office could further help the GOP down-ballot.

It’s not too much of a stretch to say that the political future of this movement will be at stake.