The Hill Opinion

Members of the military aren’t invincible.

Former South Carolina Gov. David Beasley, known for his principled stance on removing the Confederate flag and his leadership as UN World Food Programme head, launched the Breaking Bread Together movement to bridge American political and cultural divides.

The recent escalation of the trade war with Canada identifies structural challenges in Washington’s supply chain resilience.

The political formation of young conservatives is increasingly happening on the internet.

To look back from the vantage point of a quarter century is to see how Osama bin Laden’s singular act of destruction also built the warped and broken world we have today.

In Venezuela, the repressive apparatus and its key figures continue to usurp power and enjoy its benefits.

The House of Representatives faces the decision to pass the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, which would authorize the Trump administration to impose tariffs on nations importing Russian energy to help Ukraine prepare for a potentially deadly winter.

An institution that stops updating its threat model is getting ready for the next threat to take it by surprise.

The natural right to privacy is a fundamental human right that government needs to respect.

The cost of moratoriums is greater than most realize.

Nobody wants to see the United States fail. Nobody wants American service members put in greater danger. Nobody wants our military unprepared to respond to another threat. But that does not mean Americans have to pretend this war is going according to plan. 

Military Officers Association of America president Lt. Gen. Brian T. Kelly is urging Congress to pass the Take Care of America's Veterans Act to provide benefits for veterans, caregivers, and survivors.

The recent Venezuelan oil agreement serves as a potential template for future U.S. negotiations with Iran, shifting the focus from mere policy concessions to direct control over energy resources through economic leverage.

As the 2026 midterm elections approach, both parties face significant challenges regarding presidential popularity and internal ideological divisions.

“Up to 50 percent” does not mean 50 percent whenever the president feels like it.

Policy decisions that deeply affect millions of working women will be finalized this November.

France and India have increasingly strengthened their technological, economic and especially military relations.

A rogue agency that violates human and civil rights does not deserve more weapons.  

This isn’t about the margins of society: We are talking about America. 

For those who claim that their election was stolen, the appropriate response is: “show me the evidence.” As for gerrymandering, the evidence already exists in every state congressional map, in plain sight for all to witness.