Short-term thinking is going to come back to haunt the USA. To put it frankly, we're being inexcusably stupid about debt.

Our biggest mistake may be in thinking we're dealing with a rational leader

We're not doing ourselves any favors if we run and hide from the world economy

There are many paths to a good ear of sweet corn. But there's only one perfect way.

The Boston Globe published a truly bizarre story about Mitt Romney going waterskiing while the Republicans debated health care. So what? He had as much responsibility for ACA repeal as Michael Dukakis had to push the "Contract With America" in 1994.

Technology itself is neutral -- neither inherently good nor bad. What's good or bad is in how people use it, and we have lots of reason to beware the way that Russia's government is trying to use it against us (and our allies). We need to get smarter about how we defend ourselves.

When the President tried to turn police brutality into a punchline, he demeaned the policing profession -- one that deserves far better than to be treated as a stereotype of bullies with badges.

While he was there (with his wife), he found one of my favorite books of 2017: "The Vanishing American Adult" by Sen. Ben Sasse

The President is clearly unhappy with the lack of progress on his agenda. He fired Reince Priebus, but it's really James Madison who's standing in the way. (And I side with Madison.)

It's a serious question: The President tweeted about his plans to kick transgender service members out of the military, but is the Department of Defense obliged to follow that tweet as if it's an order?