Politics

Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Arkansas anymore

Snyder is currently polling second in the GOP primary for Virginia governor

The biggest question facing Boris Johnson is the future of his so-called vaccine passports. A few months ago, the idea was dismissed by No. 10 as ‘discriminatory’. Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, said: ‘We are not a papers-carrying country.’ But now, without debate or democratic scrutiny, vaccine passports are quickly heading from unthinkable to unstoppable. Today, No. 10 released more details — hence the questions Johnson is facing. But bizarrely, the Prime Minister was unable to admit to any of it, and pretended to be confused by what he was being asked. This matters. If he cannot acknowledge his flagship scheme, leaving such an indefensible gulf between what his government has just published and what he has just said, he may already be

Only in America — and banana republics and one-party dictatorships — can naked nepotism be converted into virtue

It shows no empathy, scant concern at best for the victims

Will the ‘ram-it-through’ mentality characterize the remainder of Biden’s first two years?

A dog is for life, not just for the campaign

Desk becomes him

When the perps are white

The President’s decades-long experience in Washington is serving him well

The air of unreality that suffused the Biden presser was stultifying

The Trump lawyer offers the intriguing argument that she didn’t expect to be taken seriously