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‘The End of Oak Street’ has Anne Hathaway but not logic

Writer and director David Robert Mitchell’s “The End of Oak Street” begins with a summer block party, as families play outside in a large community that is not tight-knit. We watch as mom and friendly neighbor Denise (played by Anne Hathaway) have an ongoing war with an annoying ...

Erick Erickson: The opposition is bipartisan

Two things can be true at once. Foreign entities have seeded the opposition to data center growth in the United States. China, in particular, through its control of TikTok and other influence outlets, has relentlessly worked to stop the American AI advantage against China. Also, at this point, ...

Armstrong Williams: Why are so many young people drawn to Communism?

Every generation searches for answers. Young people have always challenged the status quo, questioned authority and sought a better future than the one they inherited. That impulse is not only understandable, it is often essential to a healthy democracy. It is how societies reform, innovate ...

Jamie Stiehm: Summer of rage and races

WASHINGTON — Somebody stop him. You know who. The conqueror whose voice, face and deeds are inescapable. Donald Trump had never heard of William the Conqueror when he visited England, but he loved the word and the idea for his presidency. He also has Napoleon Bonaparte and Julius Caesar ...