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Rich Lowry

Donald Trump's second term has been met with a sustained, low-level campaign of domestic terrorism. It has mostly involved relatively minor property damage amid much more consequential acts, but the pattern of violence meant to achieve anti Trump political goals has been unmistakable. I ...

Robert B. Reich

Over the weekend, on his Truth Social, Trump shared a video purporting to be a segment on Fox News — it wasn't — in which an AI-generated, deepfaked version of himself sat in the White House and promised that "every American will soon receive their own MedBed card" that will grant them ...

Josh Hammer

Four of America's nominally closest allies — Britain, Australia, France and Canada — disgraced themselves this week by recognizing a so-called Palestinian state. In so doing, these nations didn't merely betray the broader Western civilizational inheritance to which they lay claim. They ...

Letter to the editor

Retribution Editor: Since his 2016 campaign, Donald Trump has called the Bible his favorite book, a sentiment he reiterated during a March 2024 promotion of a patriotic-themed version. When asked to name a favorite Bible verse during his first campaign, he declined, calling it “very personal” and saying he didn't “want to get into specifics.” Humm. During racial justice protests in 2020, then-President Trump held up a Bible for a photo opportunity in front of St. John's Episcopal Church, a gesture that was widely condemned by religious leaders for its use of faith as a ...

Cal Thomas

It's been 10 years since a white supremacist shot and killed nine people studying the Bible at the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. In a statement that shocked many people, relatives of the dead offered their forgiveness to the gunman. A similar opportunity came last ...

Gary Franks

Remember the sound of an old record player when the vinyl record's needle gets stuck and replays a note over and over? Or as the great Yankee baseball star Yogi Berra said, "It is deja vu all over again." This comes to mind as we stare down the prospect of another federal government ...