Armstrong Williams

Commentary Abdul El-Sayed’s election to the U.S. Senate is consequential. It is also a moment that calls for ...

Commentary Every election is described as a verdict. Candidates call it a judgment on their opponents, their records, ...

Commentary Every election arrives wrapped in a story about its importance. In the weeks before a midterm, we ...

Commentary A recent poll found that 48 percent of Americans ages 18 to 34 view socialism favorably, compared ...

Commentary What is troubling about the unrest spreading across Europe is not that people are taking to the ...

Commentary The November midterm vote will be shaped less by party slogans than by the judgments voters make ...

Commentary For years, Americans have heard that we need to make more things here at home, rebuild our ...

Commentary Juan Williams calls Justice Clarence Thomas’ place in history tragic. His argument rests on two sweeping claims: ...

Commentary The arrest of five men near RAF Fairford in the UK is a frightening reminder that terrorism ...

Commentary The widening conflict involving the United States, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen’s Houthis is no longer merely ...

Commentary Patrick Clancy’s interview on “60 Minutes” was among the most riveting, painful, and spiritually challenging conversations I ...

Commentary This is the great paradox of life: We spend years searching for grand things—success, recognition, achievement, wealth, ...

Commentary Five seemingly unrelated developments—the Supreme Court’s intervention in mail-in ballot rules, a federal judge’s decision affecting foreign ...

Commentary The trial of Lindsay Clancy ended in a mistrial, but the public quickly delivered another verdict against ...

Commentary Gossip is among the oldest and most destructive forms of human power. It requires no office, title, ...

Commentary Labor Day arrives each year as summer begins to loosen its grip. Families gather, grills are lit, ...

Commentary The trial of Lindsay Clancy forces us to confront a tragedy almost beyond human comprehension: A mother ...

Commentary Congress is finally talking seriously about saving Social Security. That is encouraging, but conversation is not legislation, ...

Commentary Private meetings in Washington often speak more loudly than public speeches. The recent meeting between House Minority ...

Commentary There are often two versions of every public figure: the person who actually exists and the person ...

Commentary Every generation searches for answers. Young people have always challenged the status quo, questioned authority, and sought ...

Commentary If we could reach backward through time and retrieve a few things from our parents and grandparents, ...

Commentary There is a question increasingly worth asking: Why do some of America’s most privileged young people seem ...

Commentary There should be some questions so fundamental that answering them does not require a political debate. What ...

Commentary There are moments when the world seems to be moving toward peace and war simultaneously. This is ...

Commentary There are some disputes that belong in a courtroom. Others belong around a family table. Very few ...

Commentary America has always been a nation defined by liberty. From the Declaration of Independence to the Bill ...