The populist uproar is understandable but dangerous. It can be harnessed.

Puritanism is once again a force in American life—at least when it’s being used for political advantage.

In redressing the excesses of the regulatory state, the Trump administration has made a healthy start. Now the administration needs to keep at it.

An antipoverty charity closes its eyes to increasing personal income around the world.

Artificial intelligence will bring deadlier, smarter weapons. And the command structures that deploy them are likely to possess fewer scruples about harming civilians.

“College for all” has diluted the value of a bachelor’s degree and diverted many young people from better paths toward the working world.

Hoover fellow Victor Davis Hanson on his new book, The Second World Wars.

The recent NFL protests were more dutiful than daring. Freedom has made the theme of victimization obsolete.

Herbert Hoover’s example and his appeal, still strong nearly a hundred years later, for “a better, brighter, broader individualism.”

Less than a quarter-century ago, the African country held its first multiparty elections. Artifacts in Hoover’s collections taught Mozambicans what it meant to live in a democracy.