The recent fiasco at the New York Times, which last weekend published the latest uncorroborated sexual assault accusation against... Read More

The costs of winning at all costs. Read More

America's paper of record has long been an arm of the Democratic Party, but it wasn't always that way. Read More

Elie Honig writes that Corey Lewandowski was a truly horrible witness -- angry, combative, and sarcastic when questioned by Democrats. But... Read More

If Democratic Party leaders aren’t re-watching last week’s debate in Houston, they should. If they have watched it and... Read More

True, we can vote him out of office in 14 months' time. But he could end the world in seven and a half seconds. Read More

Last week, Democrats held their first true presidential debate. With the field winnowed down to 10 candidates -- three of them actual... Read More

The dangerous downward spiral in the Middle East stems from the U.S. scrapping the Iran nuclear deal without a strategy in place. Read More

The battle to lead Israel continues after a close election, as the top two candidates compete for support from smaller parties to form a... Read More

Joe Biden is confounding. I have not yet decided to support a candidate in the Democratic primary, as an African American I don't know how to... Read More

The Green New Deal, free college, free universal health care, universal basic income, the elimination of student debt, bailouts... Read More

Milwaukee's Republican suburbs have never really warmed up to the president. That could be a big problem. Read More

Having a pragmatist in their midst isn't something Arizona Democrats should lament. It's something to celebrate. Read More

The fight for LGBTQ rights has long been a focal point of the Democratic Party. Activists feared the election of Donald Trump would reverse... Read More

It is a story out of a horror movie: A garage full of baby parts, a sketchy rural abortionist and a culture that avoids hard questions. Read More

Nature has been a powerful force in our family. But what will nature be for the generations that follow? Coral reefs are dying, forests are... Read More

This Friday, in advance of the United Nations Climate Summit, students across the country will walk out of their schools as part of a Climate... Read More

Remember the dunking-kid meme from a couple of years ago? Little kid runs up to his tiny basketball hoop, dunks the ball, turns around to... Read More

Proof of Kavanaugh's perjury is welcome, but conservatives basically don't think sexual assault is a big deal Read More

Another day, another whopper by the news media and their handlers in the Democratic Party. Shortly after the New York Times published a... Read More

Does Kavanaugh belong on the Supreme Court? The public needs to know who limited the FBI and how, and if officials are capable of listening... Read More

Like growing numbers of public high school students across the country, many California kids are receiving classroom instruction in how race,... Read More

President Trump has said Iran is the greatest threat in the Middle East, a would-be nuclear power that he has brought low through the... Read More

In 1987, an Iraqi warplane attacked an American Navy frigate, the Stark, on patrol in the Persian Gulf. Accepting Saddam... Read More

Understanding American politics has become increasingly confusing as the old party labels have lost much of their meaning. A simplistic Left... Read More

It's time for the former vice president to make the case for his presidency, not Obama's. Read More

President Trump’s immigration policies are steadily curbing the flow of illegal immigrants across our southern border — but some... Read More

Fear explains why the Republican National Committee is withholding polling data on the president from GOP candidates for state and local... Read More

Not too long ago, I was privileged to represent a former big city police officer who had been charged with raping two young women of... Read More

On Sunday, the New York Times walked back and significantly revised the latest incendiary allegation against Supreme Court Justice Brett... Read More

Kavanaugh is looming over Collins's 2020 reelection. Read More

The vitriolic and disgraceful confirmation battle over US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was thrust back into the news cycle over the... Read More

Partisan politics has crept into every corner of American life. Every topic, from jokes to films, is now refracted through that lens.... Read More

Among the freedoms afforded to Hong Kong citizens after Britain gave up control in 1997 were freedom of speech and of the press. The result... Read More

Judges judge, after all. It's the reality of the job. Read More

When the New York Times published a book excerpt this weekend from The Education of Brett Kavanaugh: An Investigation, the Left went bonkers... Read More

The FBI, the DOJ, SCOTUS—Trump controls it all. Read More

It's not that the reporters mentioned the most important fact and it was edited out by NPR — they have a pattern of omitting key... Read More

Happy Constitution Day. Yes, it was 232 years ago -- doesn’t it only seem like yesterday? -- that America’s Founding Fathers... Read More

Holding Iran accountable is a core component of any coherent Iran strategy, writes Samantha Vinograd. To date, the administration has... Read More

During the 2016 presidential campaign Donald Trump portrayed himself as an America-first conservative who would stay out of the wars pushed... Read More

The attack on Saudi oil facilities this past weekend is a stark reminder of the importance of pursuing U.S. energy dominance and should... Read More

But it's still burning. The extraordinary rise of a 16-year-old, and her Hail Mary climate movement. Read More

Mugabe wasn't the only charismatic socialist who ruined a country and the lives of millions. Socialism has failed everywhere and every time. Read More

In celebrating Constitution Day, let’s remember a neglected feature of the U.S. Constitution — that it contemplates two sets of... Read More