Kevin D. Williamson is a national correspondent at The Dispatch, based in Virginia. He covers a range of topics including world affairs, politics, and public policy, often exploring themes of culture and society. His work has been featured in notable publications such as National Review, USA TODAY, and The Washington Post.
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By: Kevin D. Williamson, Steve Hayes, Mike Nelson
Plus: Folarin Balogun’s red card.
First Amendment defenders take on Trump's goon squad. Can we all agree that Todd Lyons is kind of a sissy?
Sen. Susan Collins is a genuine moderate in a party of genuine maniacs.
We are the pirates now.
Iran, Israel, India, Pakistan, Thailand, Cambodia, etc.
On adapting a story that was fictional from the start. “See how they are wasting the estate, and doing dishonour to the wife, of one who is certain to return some day, and that, too, not long hence.
Once again, Mr. ‘Art of the Deal' underperforms his predecessors.
America is distinct because of its antidemocratic elements, not its democratic ones.
Donald Trump can be bought—on the cheap. Donald Trump is cheap in every sense of the word: cheap in that he is an infamous deadbeat who
By: Steve Hayes, Jonah Goldberg, Kevin D. Williamson, Megan Mcardle
Democrats have their Tea Party moment.
