Almost every day Elizabeth Warren comes out with serious policy proposals. They're rarely even baby steps down the road to socialism, but... Read More

The 2016 election exposed, among other things, the gradual extinction of the urban Republican, who, like the Southern Democrat, has virtually... Read More

Every presidential candidate in modern United States history has released his or her tax returns in the general election.The lone exception,... Read More

Soon, the dust will settle from special counsel Robert Mueller's report, and Americans will have a fuller understanding of why prosecutors... Read More

When I lived in Paris for two years, Notre Dame was often a nuisance. I was attending graduate school and renting an apartment just... Read More

Caleb Parke, in a column on the Fox News website entitled "Students, alumni outraged, 'shaking' after Vice President Pence invited to give... Read More

Although I have always been a man of the Right, some of the major influences on my thought have come from the classical Left. Many years ago,... Read More

Despite the 57-0 drubbing the Green New Deal (GND) recently took in the Senate, its central thesis is not going away. Last week from his... Read More

Thomas Klingenstein argues that President Trump is the leader of an American politics of citizenship against its multicultural antagonists.... Read More

The Illinois state Senate approved a bill last week that would require presidential candidates to release their U.S. income tax returns in... Read More

With Tax Day just behind us, it's a good time to reflect on our first full year under the Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA), which President Trump... Read More

With the arrest of Julian Assange in Britain on April 10, his six-year stint at the Ecuadorian embassy in London finally came to an... Read More

For the first time in history, Hispanic voters are expected to be the largest minority group in the 2020 electorate, according to the Pew... Read More

In the aftermath of the sack of Rome by Alaric and his Goths, St. Jerome wrote:"The world sinks into ruin: yes! But shameful to say our sins... Read More

By many measures, San Francisco is a world-class city. It's a tourist mecca that boasts 25 million visitors each year. It's home to wonders... Read More

For as much as politicians address the “middle class,” you'd think it would be more clearly defined. There is little consensus on... Read More

Like many residents of South Bend, Indiana, Laura Jensen has known Pete Buttigieg for years. In 2012, just after he was first elected mayor,... Read More

The streets of Davos, Switzerland, were iced over on the night of January 25, 2018, which added a slight element of danger to the prospect of... Read More

Charles Kesler, a Claremont Institute Senior Fellow and the Editor of the Claremont Review of Books, recently sat down with Norman Podhoretz... Read More

Business management guru Peter Drucker once likened trying to predict the future to driving down a country road at night with no lights.... Read More

Smith & Wesson still feels the wound it suffered two decades ago when it decided to invent smart guns.  The idea was to invest... Read More

As another tax day arrives, Americans are surely wondering where their hard-earned federal taxes go.This year, Washington will spend a... Read More

The attacks on Attorney General William Barr's treatment of the Mueller report remind us that many of those who profess to deplore the... Read More

One of tribalism's most pernicious effects is it comes to dictate what our convictions are to be. It determines for us when we ought to care... Read More

The Paradise Camp Fire, the Malibu mudslides and in the not-so-distant past portions of the South mired in post-hurricane misery have seen... Read More