Americans, knowing in their bones that democracy and republican government can be imperiled by global affinities, are naturally pulling away in disgust.

The dispute with Zelensky is a disturbing reflection of the resentment Trump feels toward a partner whose fundamental offense is wanting to defend itself.

America still benefits from the alliance, and GOP lawmakers should not fear that they are out of step with voters by supporting it.

Its progressive politicians have to work against a state constitution that doesn’t allow them to raise taxes unchecked.

In Mexico, the populist Left is in charge, with two (contrasting) personalities at the top.

Steve Witkoff’s rehash of past deals that created the current crisis isn’t a good model for Trump to follow if he desires a legacy of peace.

Direct File should be eliminated swiftly, and Democrats should spare us the hypocritical whining about unelected auditors.

We welcome the abandonment of this lie. We regret that it comes so late and without apologies.

Plus: House Republicans pass a too-modest budget resolution.

A terrorist thriller inquires into the roots of TV journalism.

Doesn’t the Washington Post’s owner know that it’s his role to fund journalism that he disagrees with?

Graduates of the Virginia Military Institute and other colleges are organizing and challenging the administrations and suppliant boards of America’s leading universities.