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Many, right and left, see compromise as a dirty word, but in truth, it's the only way our system of government works.

The Republican “Civil War” Is Actually Just the Trump GOP Against a Few Losers Liz Cheney and Miles Taylor refuse to accept the obvious truth: They lost their battle for the soul of the party years ago. Win McNamee/Getty Images As she fought to keep her job as the third-most powerful Republican in the House of Representatives, Liz Cheney returned again and again to the same argument. The GOP had a choice: It could continue to embrace Donald Trump and his lies about the 2020 election, or it could follow a more principled path. “The Republican Party is at a turning point,” she wrote in ...

Clarence Thomas Shows the Path Forward on Big Tech By Josh Hammer Eric Schulzke: Daydreaming may be the next childhood psychiatric target Kathryn Moody: Investors, Are You Ready for the Next Global Crisis? Meghan Streit: Pitching In When Caregivers Need Help The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington: Caprese is a light, fresh salad; the perfect quick and easy accompaniment to any summer meal Jonathan Tobin: Care about the Jewish state's future? Obama, in interview, reveals even more reasons to worry Alan M. Dershowitz: Confirmed: Needless death and destruction in Gaza Katie Nielsen: ...

Republican Party and its conservatism is now the home for the “Somewheres,” to borrow the term from David Goodhart’s 2017 book, “The Road to Somewhere,” which refers to the more traditionalist, hardscrabble patriots of the American heartland. The Democratic Party and its increasingly hard-left progressivism, by contrast, is the home for the “Anywheres” — those highly educated, mobile, “woke” elites comprising the bicoastal ruling class. The Big Tech issue is the tip of the spear of the realignment. As has been made painfully obvious the last few years, with last October’...

A realignment, as many have observed, is now unfolding in American politics. The Republican Party and its conservatism is now the home for the “Somewheres,” to borrow the term from David Goodhart’s 2017 book, “The Road to Somewhere,” which refers to the more traditionalist, hardscrabble patriots of the American heartland. The Democratic Party and its increasingly hard-left progressivism, by contrast, is the home for the “Anywheres” — those highly educated, mobile, “woke” elites comprising the bicoastal ruling class. The Big Tech issue is the t...