David Frum is a Senior Editor at various prominent publications. He focuses on general assignment news, world affairs, and regional interest, with particular expertise in elections, government, and politics, as well as public policy and security issues. David's insights and analyses have been featured in MSN, The Atlantic, PBS, and many other respected outlets.
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David Frum's coverage primarily focuses on political analysis, government announcements, legal policy regulation and evolving stories. His articles often revolve around various political topics such as the Republican Party, Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, Joe Biden and international relations.
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By: David Frum
The winds of change are blowing harder than ever in Canada
Lloyd Blankfein on the growing U.S. debt, polarization, the state of the economy, and what a United States default would look like. Plus: Trump-branded cellphones and the decline of public confidence in free enterprise.
Phillips O'Brien on the global fallout of Putin's war in Russia, Trump's war in Iran, and MAGA's indifference toward Taiwan. Plus: Trump's new slush fund and What Science Says About Astrology
This is what globalizing the intifada looks like. The synagogue where I was bar mitzvahed was built in 1963.
The president failed to deliver on his Iran bluster, and in the end fooled only himself.
Representative Jason Crow on the chaos at Pete Hegseth’s “Department of War.” Plus: Trump’s Iran defeat and James Boswell’s The Life of Samuel Johnson.
The president has turned a solemn occasion into a Day of Trump.
Trump’s appointment of Bill Pulte for acting director of National Intelligence is both terrifying and predictable.
By: Jim Acosta, David Frum, Maeve Reston
Plus Jim has the breaking news on the DOJ backing down on the weaponization fund.
The president’s battle over presidential records is more serious than it looks.
