Dominic Green

Summer's here, and the time is wrong for voting in the booths. The personal ratings of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and French President Emmanuel Macron have never been lower.

Trump’s opponents have no good choices ahead of them. Sticking with the President might be their best option

The White House, the Democrats, and the media lied to the public when they insisted that Biden was fine. And they knew they were lying.

Nowadays, the people who talk about speaking truth to power are speaking lies on their own behalf. There is no news, only press releases.

Two nations, both alike in indignity, in troubled Europe where we lay our scene.

Don't believe the hype about Donald Trump . There is no personality reboot, no Trump 2.0. Appealing for “unity” at the party convention when the nomination is already sewn up is what nominees do.

This administration, including Kamala Harris, has been more hostile to Israel than any since Eisenhower

LONDON—I have seen rock ‘n’ roll’s past, and its name is still Bruce Springsteen. I have seen Springsteen half a dozen times over five decades, indoors and outdoors, with and without the E Street Band, from the rafters and from the side of the stage. His albums have bored me for decades. I cannot stand his fake-Okie folk singer routine, with its mock-rambling raconteuring. My toes curl at his podcasting with Barack Obama. But his show at London’s Wembley Stadium on July 25 was the best Springsteen concert I have ever seen. He has made the most of future past.

First Jew, Second Gentleman, Third Rate

The parade of visitors to Tucker Carlson’s log cabin studio has more nuts than a Payday peanut bar.