George Will writes a twice-weekly column on politics and domestic and foreign affairs. He began his column with The Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977.

Upon returning to baseball in 1976 following a suspension for making illegal campaign contributions to Richard Nixon,, Tsar of the New York Yankees of the Bronx, declared players could no longer have ...

Ruth Marcus is an associate editor and columnist for The Post. Marcus has been with The Post since 1984. She joined the national staff in 1986, covering campaign finance, the Justice Department ...

However, George remains sanguine about his financial situation after undertaking measures to rake in some cash. The 63-year-old revealed he has already made progress on turning around his fortunes. "I ...

He argued that he’d dominate Babe Ruth. “He was like, ‘are you nuts? Babe Ruth would hit .370 with 60 homers,’ and I’m like, ‘I would strike Babe Ruth out every time,’ Ottavino sait ...

Ruth George, who narrowly lost her High Peak seat in 2019 and became a councillor for Whaley Bridge in a 2020 by-election, told the BBC that she was "considering her options" following the ...

The Government of Jersey has published a new framework aimed at halting and reversing the loss of wetlands. Ramsar is an international convention that gives accreditation to areas that need ...

Derbyshire County Councillor and former High Peak MP Ruth George has been blocked from standing in the May county wide elections as Jewish Labour Movement says she has a ‘woeful track record on ...

New Jersey backed George Washington twice. Washington received all six of the state’s electoral votes in 1789. New Jersey gave six of their votes for vice president to John Jay and one to the winner, ...

When George Bush endorsed Bob Dole for president in 1988, it made national headlines. One of the many oddities of 1980’s New Jersey politics was during the twelve years George H.W. Bush served as vice ...

The British miniseries A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story ... 1955. Gwilym Lloyd George, the home secretary of the U.K. at the time, denied petitions for a reprieve in Ellis’ case.