SecurityCommentary
America’s Debt to Veterans Doesn’t Require More Red Ink
As the 115th Congress comes to a close, America is once more faced with the prospect of legislators who have retired or been voted out… Read More
SocietyNews
Pro-Life Movement Sees Hope in Trump, Senate in Wake of Republicans’ Losses in House
It may seem that pro-life activists have a steeper hill to climb after the results of the midterm election results, but one of the movement’s leaders… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Conviction of Genocidal Leaders in Cambodia Is Better Late Than Never
A United Nations-backed war crimes tribunal issued a verdict last month in a case involving two Khmer Rouge leaders, finding them guilty of genocide in… Read More
SocietyCommentary
How the Sandinistas Shaped Bill de Blasio
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, representative-elect for New York’s 14th Congressional District, is widely known as the nation’s cheerleader-in-chief for socialism. But even she might have a tough time getting… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Podcast: Doing What’s Ethical on Fetal Tissue
Stem cell research has been a topic of controversy, but a related issue is raising some similar concerns: that is, whether fetal tissue from elective… Read More
SocietyCommentary
The Racism the Left Ignores
How appropriate would it be for a major publicly held American company to hire a person with a history of having publicly made the following… Read More
SocietyNews
The First Lady Spreads Some Cheer at Toys for Tots Event
First lady Melania Trump put her organizing and artistic skills to good use Tuesday when she visited the annual Toys for Tots event organized by… Read More
EnergyNews
Ocasio-Cortez’s ‘Green New Deal’ Gains Big Backer, but Shows Signs of Falling Apart
The so-called Green New Deal gained a big backer Monday after Rep. Jim McGovern, D-Mass., tossed his support behind the idea to create a committee… Read More
LawCommentary
Trump’s Ex-Lawyer Didn’t Violate Campaign Finance Laws, and Neither Did the President
President Donald Trump’s former attorney, Michael Cohen, may have been convinced by the Office of the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York… Read More
SocietyCommentary
I’m a Jew. Here’s Why I Support Saying ‘Merry Christmas.’
Is “Merry Christmas” a thing of the past, a greeting from a bygone era, a remnant of a past with which we no longer want… Read More
PoliticsNews
What Conservatives Think of Top Contenders and Wild Cards for Trump’s Next Chief of Staff
Some seasoned conservatives wonder if President Donald Trump’s choice of a chief of staff actually matters, and they suggest room for a wild card not… Read More
EconomyCommentary
Congress Shouldn’t Prop Up Some Newspaper Companies at the Expense of Employee Pensions
In the name of “saving” community newspapers, Congress could allow a small group of newspaper companies to shortchange their workers out of at least $62… Read More
SocietyNews
Michigan Activists Lose Fight to Remove Display of 3 Wise Men From Public School Roof
A Michigan school board decided on Monday to keep Christmas decorations on top of the elementary school’s roof despite activists claiming the display is too… Read More
LawNews
Senate Will Take Up Trump-Endorsed ‘First Step Act,’ McConnell Says
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the U.S. Senate will take up a criminal justice reform bill backed by President Donald Trump, on Tuesday morning…. Read More
EnergyCommentary
Don’t Believe the Scary Predictions From the National Climate Assessment
The most predictable thing about the climate these days is the sensationalism we see in the headlines. “The weather of Washington’s future: Hellish heat and… Read More
PoliticsAnalysis
The Scott Walker Years: Taxpayer-Centered Reforms in Wisconsin
MADISON, Wisconsin—As crowds swelled inside and outside the state Capitol and protesters sprayed Republicans with spit, insults, and hatred, Gov. Scott Walker could be forgiven… Read More
SocietyCommentary
How Civility Can Pull Us Back From the Brink
Coming out of the bitterly-fought midterm elections, it’s easy to feel as though the United States has reached unprecedented levels of partisanship, but new research… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Put Human Rights Back on the Negotiating Table With North Korea
Some of the world’s worst human rights violations take place in North Korea. Estimates say between 80,000 and 120,000 individuals are inhumanely detained in North… Read More
LawAnalysis
Before Congress Adds More Judges, Let’s Fill the Current Vacancies
The 115th Congress is wrapping up its legislative business. What will the 116th bring? One likelihood is a bill to expand the federal judiciary. Here’s how… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Major Media Outlets Do 180-Turnaround on George H.W. Bush After His Passing
Before George H.W. Bush fades from memory into the darkness of history books, one more point needs to be made. It is about the contrast… Read More
InternationalCommentary
France Protests Are Warning to American Politicians Who Ignore Forgotten Man
The European elites can’t be happy with what is happening in France. Over the last month, hundreds of thousands of angry French citizens have joined… Read More
LawCommentary
Not All in Prison Are Hardened Criminals. We Need to Offer Rehabilitation Possibilities.
What parent hopes their child will grow up to be a career criminal? What child dreams of one day living behind the bars of one… Read More
SocietyAnalysis
Podcast: The New Conservative Media Empire
Jon Miller, the White House correspondent for the new Blaze Media, joins us to discuss the new venture’s reach and goals, as well as what… Read More
LawCommentary
Supreme Court’s Refusal to Hear Planned Parenthood Case Is a Missed Opportunity
The Supreme Court on Monday missed an opportunity to bring clarity to an area of the law about which the lower courts are divided: Whether… Read More
EducationNews
Students Want to Remove the Name of Clarence Thomas From Building, but Can’t Say Why
Some students at a Georgia college continue to call for removing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ name from a campus building, but aren’t able to… Read More
SocietyCommentary
This Teacher Was Fired for ‘Misgendering’ a Student. Who Could Be Next?
Last week, a Virginia school board voted unanimously to fire a teacher after he refused to comply with administrators’ orders to use a female student’s… Read More
SecurityNews
What to Do About Pending Release of 1 in 4 Terrorism-Related Convicts
In the next five years, one-quarter of all those convicted of terrorism-related crimes in the U.S. will be released from prison, according to a new… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Why the US Is Right to Refuse to Sign UN Migration Compact
On Dec. 10-11 in Morocco, most of the world’s nations will sign on to the United Nations’ Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration…. Read More
InternationalCommentary
Happy Birthday, Jack! Twitter CEO Celebrates Turning 42 in a Country Engaged in Genocide
At 42, some people might celebrate their birthday at a backyard barbecue with friends, others might enjoy a night out on the town. A lucky… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Right Side of History: Meet the Man Who Made the Supreme Court
“The Right Side of History” is a podcast dedicated to exploring current events through a historical lens and busting left-wing myths about figures and events… Read More
