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A Magical Ride in Arizona's Sonoran Desert Oct. 14, 2018

Travel and Adventure

By Nicola Bridges Riding quietly along on my trusty steed, Phoenix, with a horse-high view of an exp... Read More

The Flawed Retrospectives on John McCain Sep. 05, 2018

Star Parker

The passing of Senator John McCain was marked by a sea of eulogies mourning the end of an era of civ... Read More

McCain's Valiant Last Stand Aug. 30, 2018

Armstrong Williams

With both mourning and praise, it is proper and fitting to honor the passing of the revered statesma... Read More

August Farewells to McCain -- and Another Great, Too Aug. 29, 2018

Jamie Stiehm

WASHINGTON — I wept for the senator who showed me, as a rookie reporter, that I might be worth... Read More

Death of a Patriot Aug. 27, 2018

William Murchison

John McCain's exit from life and politics has commentators of all sorts falling into interpretive co... Read More

A Teenager's Visit to the Border, and the Mile That Changed Her Jun. 20, 2018

Connie Schultz

If she wanted to, 17-year-old Mary Grace Geise could pretend that what is happening to migrants at o... Read More

Immigration Policy Both Nasty and Ineffectual Jun. 05, 2018

Froma Harrop

President Trump's sound and fury on immigration has delivered close to nothing. Trump never lets up,... Read More

McCain Has Chosen Not to Forgive and Forget. Can You Really Blame Him? May. 15, 2018

Bernard Goldberg

If you want to lose faith in humanity, just glance at a few of the many angry comments posted on soc... Read More

An Officer, Gentleman, Senator May. 09, 2018

Jamie Stiehm

At lunch in the Senate Dining Room, the man knocked on the table in a burst of taps. Senator John Mc... Read More

Poles Apart, Joe Arpaio and Chelsea Manning Hit the Campaign Trail Jan. 29, 2018

Debra J. Saunders

WASHINGTON — America's most prolific leaker, Chelsea Manning, and the man who proclaimed himse... Read More

There Is No Pardoning Joe Arpaio Aug. 30, 2017

Connie Schultz

Nearly 10 years before Donald Trump pardoned him, Joe Arpaio made clear his racism, in a most public... Read More

Attacking Fellow Republicans Is Risky Strategy for Trump Aug. 24, 2017

Debra J. Saunders

WASHINGTON — Senators — who needs them? Most presidents try not to feud with members of ... Read More

Republican Discontent With Trump Rising Like a River Aug. 04, 2017

Jamie Stiehm

WASHINGTON — If you listen, you can hear it coming closer. The rumble of resistance to Presid... Read More

The Last Lap Oct. 29, 2016

Mark Shields

We now know that the October surprise of the 2016 presidential campaign has turned out to be first l... Read More

Voting Vigilance Matters Sep. 03, 2016

Diane Dimond

It's time for America to get its cybersecurity act together — on many fronts. But we need to s... Read More

Oasis in the Desert Aug. 09, 2016

Wine Talk

My summer break took me on a two-week journey through the picturesque Southwestern United States. Th... Read More

So What Will Lynch Get? Jun. 30, 2016

Dick Morris

What did Bill Clinton promise Loretta Lynch during their tete-a-tete on her plane as it sat on the t... Read More

Sen. McCain's Weird Northcom Proposal Jun. 03, 2016

Daily Editorials

U.S. Sen. John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, wants to merge Colorado Spri... Read More

Trump-Arpaio: You're Doomed, You Liberal Sissy! May. 09, 2016

Marc Dion

As Donald Trump jibbers and mugs atop a pile of sissy liberal skulls, the search is on for a running... Read More

Arizona, Not Trump, Shows Republicans the Way on Immigration Mar. 01, 2016

Michael Barone

In last Thursday's slam-bang Republican debate everyone saw Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz do a fine job o... Read More