Whose house will the FBI raid next?

On a quiet street in suburban Maryland, not far from where I live, the FBI raided the home of John Bolton, a card-carrying conservative who served as Donald Trump’s national security adviser and is now one of his fiercest critics. Agents in highly visible jackets proclaiming their law enforcement affiliation hauled away bags and boxes of “evidence” as video cameras rolled.

Mason on EPA’s DEF announcement

As a native of Cordell, it’s an honor to serve the people of Oklahoma as the regional administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Region 6 Dallas headquarters, which also covers Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas, and 66 federally recognized Tribes. I share President Trump and Administrator Lee Zeldin’s belief that EPA’s work should benefit all Americans without hindering our economy.

The deal that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hammered out with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office Wednesday might be good for his shareholders. But it’s bad for America.

Newton’s third law rules Washington

At a time when questions about the rule of law are in the air, it is important to remember that Donald Trump hasn’t overturned Isaac Newton’s third law of motion, which rules Washington, D.C. just as powerfully as it rules physical phenomena.

Golf world discussing Scheffler’s soul

When Scottie Scheffler celebrated his recent victory at the British Open, it was hard to tell who drew the loudest cheers – the world’s No. 1 golfer or his toddler son, Bennett.

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