Charles Krauthammer

North Korea cannot be allowed to develop a nuclear bomb. We have to be very firm about it. -Bill Clinton, "Meet the Press," Nov. 7, 1993 When George Bush appeared...

"Sex Codes Among Inner-City Youth" is the title of a remarkable paper presented last week by University of Pennsylvania Professor Elijah Anderson to a seminar at the American Enterprise Institute....

The vote on NAFTA next week is one of those classic votes, like the Panama Canal Treaty, where the issue is one part reality, nine parts symbolism. Despite the dueling...

This first year of the Clinton administration has featured a foreign policy of sideshows. But there is a real crisis brewing in a place the cameras don't go. The single...

Ever since the jury in the Reginald Denny case returned its slap-on-the-wrist verdict, there has been much anguished speculation as to how the men who beat Denny and put a...

The Senate this week debated whether to prevent the president from sending troops to Haiti without prior congressional approval. It sounded like a debate about war powers. But it was...

In the age of Clinton, the reigning idea is that if you put enough Rhodes scholars in one government conference room, you'll come up with a better way to run...

Russia and Somalia. It is hard to believe that a president can get one policy so right and the other so wrong. On Russia, President Clinton has from Inauguration Day...

Don't do it, Mr. President. Don't send 25,000 American troops to Bosnia, as you have said you would, to police a peace settlement. Yes, you have in mind your 1992...

The health care plan President Clinton unveiled Wednesday night is grand. Nothing tentative or chintzy about it. It is universal, giving health insurance to 37 million Americans now uninsured. And...