Sam Stein and Bill Kristol explore how the lingering Epstein scandal continues to haunt Donald Trump. Especially as parts of ...

Bill Kristol has had a change of heart. He is now opposed to the president sending alleged foreign enemies to rot in overseas prisons, and the claims of expansive executive powers and sprawling ...

With the Epstein case, the conspirator-in-chief has finally found a hoax that MAGA isn't buying—and he's risking his credibility among his newer supporters in the manosphere by continuing to hawk it.

The Bulwark Podcast Famed national security hawk Bill Kristol called for the defunding of the Department of Homeland Security ...

Kristol has repeatedly tried to place dim bulbs at the forefront of American politics, to play that role, and had remarkable success in elevating some to prominent positions.

B ill Kristol has demanded that National Review — everyone at National Review, no less — publicly confirm that they agree with him wholeheartedly on the question of Ukraine:. https://twitter ...

The Kristol-led campaign has outsize influence in Congress. The best thing about Monday, to them, was the fact that no Republican senator, not even the ones who served with Hagel, ...

Kristol, who is an ABC contributor, pondered that the new party could be called the “New Whigs,” noting that many Republicans in Lincoln’s time came out of the Whig Party.

KRISTOL: Trump loses Iowa, the mystique disappears, he's just another candidate -- though perhaps a formidable one -- and he's beaten by either [Marco] Rubio, [Ted] Cruz or [Chris] Christie.

No, actually, you don’t. In general, I’m not a Kristol fan. His foreign-policy views have not changed in the last 15 years, which is dumbfounding given that the views he held 15 years ago have ...

Kristol's point isn't really that he wants a third party; it's that he doesn't want Trump -- which is still very much a possibility. Also, ...