"What's your pitch to the swing voter on the fence?" ABC's George Stephanopoulos asked President Donald Trump in an interview that aired Sunday.

An Ozark river that recently won a major victory offers lessons and poses challenges for us all.

Donald Trump has been ramping up his Deep State rhetoric again. He's back to blaming a cabal of bureaucrats, FBI and CIA agents, Democrats and "enemies of the people" in the mainstream media for conspiring to remove him from office in order to allow the denizens of foreign "s***holes" to ove…

In early 2017, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick opened the legislative session by prioritizing a measure that would have required people in Texas to use the bathroom of their biological sex in public schools and state and local government facilities.

One in three women will experience a sexual assault or domestic violence at some point in their lives, but more than half of victims who come forward say that no one helped them.

America’s long-awaited, albeit unofficial, addendum to special counsel Robert Mueller’s official report arrived unexpectedly Wednesday evening.

Desperate politicians are apt to do desperate things, and the other day, Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's desperation led her to something truly remarkable:

Because the dead don’t leave forwarding addresses, Dad, I’m not sure where to send this, but I’m writing anyway in celebration of Father’s Day. I’m once again proving your point: I’m relentless if I’m determined to make it happen.

My first column after the 2018 midterms extolled on the dangerous shift to the far left and what it meant to our republic. To which I played on The Washington Post’s “Democracy Dies in Darkness” with “In the aftermath of the midterm elections, a more timely slogan could be: The republic dies…

Jon Stewart’s impassioned plea this past week to the House Judiciary Committee calling for permanent legislation to fund the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund surely touched hearts across America.

WASHINGTON — “It is a great advantage to a president,” said the 30th of them, “and a major source of safety to the country, for him to know he is not a great man.” Or, Calvin Coolidge would say today, a great woman. While today’s incumbent advertises himself as an “extremely stable genius” a…

Multi-million dollar hits keep piling up for Joplin.

Riddle me this: Exactly how did the Deep State, anti-Trump conspirators in the FBI and CIA persuade Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort to hand over sensitive internal polling data to a Russian spy? Not to mention, what did Konstantin Kilimnik do with it?

Elizabeth Warren wants to put CEOs in prison even when they have not committed a crime, and here is a kick in the face of half of what we stand for, although a matter of minute media concern. Reporters, of course, may get more interested if she decides they should be incarcerated for innocence.

WASHINGTON — Randolph Bourne (1886-1918) said, "War is the health of the state." James Madison said, "War is in fact the true nurse of executive aggrandizement," and the executive almost is the American state, Congress now being more theatrical than actual.

I've just returned from a trip to Italy, Britain and France, where I watched the struggle between far-right populist nationalists and those who believe in a united, democratic Europe — a democratic Europe allied with the United States.

Maybe Joe Biden had to flip on the question of taxpayer funding for abortion in order to win the Democratic presidential nomination.

Trumpian economic nationalism is a zero-sum game in which the industries of the future are dominated either by China or by the United States. We win or they win.

U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., has long been an ally for families wanting to adopt.

I launched an experiment last week: I tried to unplug from the tumult of President Donald Trump’s Washington and the Democratic presidential race.

One of the more unfortunate effects of the Trump-Russia investigation — and there have been many — is the weakening of traditional standards of argument and proof in the public debate over allegations that the Trump campaign conspired with Russia to fix the 2016 election. (Just for the recor…

Happy Pride Month to all of our LGBT+ readers.

“We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give.”

You probably missed it, because some of the major papers missed its significance, too: the death of former U.S. Rep. Don Fraser. In fact, you may never have heard of Fraser, who also served a record four terms as mayor of Minneapolis. But he shaped the politics of the last half-century of Am…

During my school days, I used to enjoy taking standardized tests the way some people like doing crossword puzzles. To me, they were more rewarding than most of what went on at school. As an avid reader and an indifferent student, tests like the SAT were made for somebody like me — a bookworm…

"These are the boys of Pointe de Hoc. These are the men who took the cliffs ... These are the heroes."

The United Nations currently lists 193 member states — each with its own culture and each with a flag. Flags of all colors, designs and meanings to the people they represent.

It shouldn’t be surprising that Scot Peterson — the coward cop of Broward County, Florida — has been charged with crimes that could send him to prison for 100 years.

It’s been slower coming than originally announced by almost a year, but expect a full opening of the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center this summer.

I was handed a thick notebook. The cover was nothing but a picture of trees, save a winding, dirt path leading to a destination unknown.

The first plane to leave Joplin for Chicago on Thursday carried 44 passengers — a full flight.

I’m not a woman of mystery. I’m neither a dark horse nor a cool cat, and to call me an open book doesn’t even go far enough. I’m an audible book.

Movies were my school.

John Pavlovitz is a liberal, widely read Christian pastor who has composed an internet article saying good people don’t defend a bad man. And you know who he’s talking about, of course: none other than President Donald Trump, whose deplorable supporters have climbed from a basket into the cr…

Nearly two years to the day that officials with Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences cut the ribbon on their new Joplin campus, they were back in town for another announcement — a new $80 million College of Dental Medicine that they plan to build and open for its first class by 2022.

On the morning of Aug. 7, 1941, the heavy cruiser USS Augusta dropped anchor in Placentia Bay, Argentia, Newfoundland.

Editor's note: This George F. Will column originally ran on Sept. 2, 2007.

Today we pause to honor the heroism and sacrifice of the more than 150,000 men who jumped from Skytrains and Higgins boats 75 years ago into the 20th century's most violent maelstrom.

It is time to change our national approach to disasters.

Uber just filed its first quarterly report as a publicly traded company. Although the company lost $1 billion, investors may still do well because the losses appear to be declining.

Putting aside analysis, calculation and any semblance of substantive thought, President Donald Trump once more bounced off intuition in calling for a big-time tariff on Mexico. The purpose? To get Mexico to help more with the immigration flood from Central America. The possible consequences …