Yuval Levin

A New York Times piece on Sunday offered a bit of a peek behind the curtains of the DOGE.

A few weeks into Donald Trump’s second presidency, it is clear we will all have to think a lot about executive power in the next four years.

It has long been needed, and is great to see.

Using the Impoundment Control Act is the way to advance the modest discretionary spending cuts that Republicans want.

Two months into the second Trump administration might not be the ideal moment for judging what will endure and what won’t.

For all the talk of cutting government, congressional Republicans and the White House are poised to massively increase annual deficits and long-term debt.

Republicans give themselves a budget ultimatum.

For it to work differently, each party will need to admit to itself that the other isn’t going away.

Ed Feulner was a good and decent man who loved America and did a lot to make it better.

The killing of Charlie Kirk demands a defense of our free society.