Jonah Goldberg: Here's why Joe Biden may be more of a George W. Bush than a Hillary Clinton.

If you take a look at President Donald J. Trump's time in office so far he hasn't achieved much.

he success in renegotiating NAFTA offers a useful opportunity to look back over 25 years to its first passage and its impact on one Baltimore company, Ellicott Dredges, which in 1993 unwittingly became the national poster child for NAFTA.

President Trump's 'America first' philosophy may prevail now, but it's likely to fizzle fast as the country's demographics change. Millennials are set to become America's largest demographic by 2019, overtaking the baby boomers, and their outlook is decidedly global.

President Trump's USMCA trade deal is a clear win for America, says Cal Thomas.

bs-ed-op-1001-goldberg-patriotism-20180928. Jonah Goldberg: Mr. Trump's chief sin in his U.N. address wasn't pandering to voters, but failing to conceal it.

Donald Trump's purported "biggest trade deal ever" is — shocker — more about marketing than making fairer trade rules for the U.S.

The Port of Baltimore is off to a booming start this year, but its business could be deeply affected if President Donald Trump's tariffs lead to an escalating trade war.

The Russian ambassador to the United States, Anatoly Antonov, has reported that “important verbal agreements were made,” in the two-hour, closed-door meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Such clandestine talks brings to mind a song from the musical “Hamilton."

Jonah Goldberg: The Trump Doctrine, in short, is simply the international relations analogue to the domestic version of Trumpism. The Big Man personifies the national will, and constraints on the national will are for suckers.

Robert Reich: For a supposed "deal maker," Donald Trump hasn't made any that have stuck thus far.

Unless the Republican Party separates itself from the Trump Party we will see no relief until January 2019, when the Democrats take over one or both houses of Congress. I dread the damage done in the interim.

For someone who thinks he's a deal maker, President Trump sure breaks a lot more of them.

As President Donald Trump weighs trade policies that could provoke China to impose tariffs on U.S. soybean exports, Eastern Shore farmers fear what the ripple effects could be on what is Maryland's largest crop by acreage.

President Trump's tweets on DACA reveal broken immigration thinking.

We are under attack by an unfriendly foreign power and are sadly saddled with a chief executive who refuses to act. In fact, he absolutely will not criticize Putin. Either the Russians have compromised Trump in some way or we have the most gullible and naive man ever to inhabit the Oval Office.

What do you call it when you Trump-splain trade deficits to PM Trudeau and then brag that you had no idea what you were talking about? No, seriously, what do you call it? We've run out of words.

WASHINGTON — Unswayed by Republican warnings of a trade war, President Donald Trump ordered steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to the U.S. on

Tariffs on solar panels and other imports invite trade war and hurt Americans.

Robert B. Reich shows why the average American's tax bill and other expenses will rise under the Republican's $5.8 trillion tax "cut" plan.

Trump touts job growth unseen 'in a very long time' (if you measure 'long time' in months maybe).

In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring that slaves in rebel states shall be “forever free.”

Technology is fundamentally changing the world economy but the U.S. seems ill-prepared for what's coming

In "Signs Of Life," a piece published in Baltimore City Paper the week after Donald Trump won the election, I wrote: "The first time it became clear to me that

Do you like your job? Better question — do you like being employed and collecting a paycheck? I'm betting so. It's why job creation is such a big part

TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:

Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, the Firs

Russia is not the only nation excited to have President Donald Trump in the White House. Chinese leaders are

Political conservatives swallow Trump's anti-trade agenda with hardly a burp

In an August 2016 Pew Research Center poll, respondents were asked, "In general, do you think free trade agreements between the U.S. and other countries hav

That swooshing sound you hear is the pendulum of history swinging slowly but determinedly to the right. It moves us from a family of nations pledged to glob

Dan and David Zurawik have a spirited, wide-ranging and sometimes testy conversation about Trump's and Obama's dealings with the press.

President-elect won't be deporting 3 million people any time soon — but his overheated rhetoric is already poisoning communities

Beginning next January, Republicans will control both houses of Congress and the Oval Office. It is easier for Democrats to blame those who voted for independent candidates, as well as those who stayed home. Much more sobering — and possibly the start of a more productive conversation about how to come back from this defeat — would be a confession that they picked their weaker fighter and got sent to the canvas. In the next election in 2018, will both parties continue to fight the

The nation is sitting in shock. Some feel deflated. Others are jubilant, but even they are surprised. Despite it all, we are Americans. We are one nation. No matter what we are feeling, we must put aside personal preferences, lick our wounds and come together as one nation.

Citing his lack of governing experience and sweeping proposals for trade, immigration and tax policy, T. Rowe managers described Trump as a "wild card" that could spur investor fears and a downturn in global markets.

Early voting in Maryland is a huge success with hundreds of thousands of people getting out to cast their ballots for president, senator, congress and many local officials and issues. I'm sure I know why we're seeing this remarkable phenomenon. People just can't wait for this election to be done and over with. They've had more than enough, with two years of name-calling, sexual innuendo, fear-mongering, lies, insults, covert racism, overt racism and impossible promises.

Donald Trump gave a speech last week outlining substantive ideas that he should have given long ago, says Cal Thomas.

Trump landed a haymaker on Clinton when it comes to foreign trade; she needs a better counter-punch

I suppose other presidential candidates have carried more baggage into a debate -- a history of business failure, leadership in a racist smear campaign, a

In TV terms, Donald Trump had a pretty bad night. He lost to Hillary Clinton on several levels in their first debate Monday with millions of undecided voters

Donald Trump's tax plan would provide a windfall for the very rich, including his family, and no trickle down, says Robert Reich.

It's going to take more than a quick trip to Mexico to erase a year of Trump's insults, Jules Witcover writes.

If Mr. Trump sticks to policies and not his personality, he could close the gap in opinion polls, says Cal Thomas.

Trump's latest speech on trade puts him to the left of Clinton on trade: How weird is that?