Rich Lowry

Trump is right.

The CEO of Coca-Cola presented Trump with a commemorative bottle of Diet Coke for his inauguration, a gesture that speaks to the changing political times.

Could it be any worse?

Geography isn’t everything, but often when it comes to geopolitics, there’s no substitute for cold, hard acreage.

The incoming president sounds like a traditional American expansionist.

The other intra-MAGA dispute.

It’s not just the border.

Biden, or whoever is running the White House, should be ashamed.

All the latest drama on Capitol Hill is unlikely to fundamentally alter our dreadful fiscal trajectory.

Trump gets strange new respect.

America’s enemies can’t dismiss Trump’s threats.

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Musk brings a boundless optimism and can-do verve, and he’s a healthy new ingredient to Trump’s populist mix.

He is right when he touts success as the best form of vengeance.

DEI has been one of the most morally perverse and damaging fads in recent American history.

And unlike Trump’s enemies, the public doesn’t fear enforcement of laws that have been systematically ignored for much too long.

Trump should be careful what he asks for.

SpaceX is bringing an appropriate sense of brio to one of mankind’s coolest ventures.

Trump was a vehicle for what people are afraid to say out loud.

Trump was a vehicle for what people are afraid to say out loud.

If it did, he’d probably be a bore.

But they can’t give it up.

Please help us keep doing it.

The media deliberately missed a key element of the Trump phenomenon.

The Biden-Harris vision of unity is that Donald Trump goes away.

After everything, he’s gained ground from his previous runs.

She hasn’t changed — she just got caught.

Applying the F-word to Trump must be emotionally satisfying for the Left, whether it makes sense on the merits or politically.

She can’t answer for the administration’s failures at the border because there simply is no good answer.