While the mainstream media relentlessly target the White House as the nation's source of social division, they should look instead closer to... Read More

few days ago, an extremely hot, cool, funny, and recently single friend of mine was scrolling Tinder, just looking to pull. The indignity of... Read More

Though the gathering congressional criticism of the social media is marked by significant bipartisan agreement on issues like privacy,... Read More

For eight long years the Obama-EPA was a fun house for left wing ideologues and climate alarmists that protest the use of toilet paper.... Read More

It was a Saturday night in May 2018 in Fox Hill, N.Y., and the Notre Dame political-science professor Patrick Deneen was talking about his... Read More

Liberals in America have a density problem. Across the country, Democrats dominate in cities, racking up excessive margins in urban cores... Read More

We welcome National Review contributing editor, and former Assistant US Attorney Andrew McCarthy to Liberty Law Talk for a discussion of his... Read More

During a fundraising trip to California this week, President Donald Trump hinted at his administration's imminent crackdown on the state's... Read More

In hindsight, I should have suspected we had crossed over some bizarre new threshold of weaponized policy rhetoric when the education... Read More

The Democratic presidential candidates are distancing themselves from capitalism and endorsing policies that would dramatically expand the... Read More

The House Judiciary Committee's faux impeachment hearing on Tuesday was an exercise in legal obfuscation about obstruction. It is a... Read More

Rob Undersander, a retired engineer in Waite Park, Minnesota, wasn't eager to go public about being a millionaire, but he wanted to expose a... Read More

The 2020 Democratic primary is a failure of politics. Too many candidates in concert with media, dedicated to serving the interests of all... Read More

It's 8:30 a.m. on a Tuesday and Bill Burr has already been up for hours. “I like getting up in the morning,” he says. “If I... Read More

The Working Families Party (WFP) bills itself as an organization whose political strategy is bigger, bolder, and better than others. And in... Read More

Sometimes you know something so well that you stop seeking out what it can teach you. This can happen with anything from a beloved novel to... Read More

Merriam-Webster has updated its dictionary with an additional definition of “they” reflecting the word's increased usage as a... Read More

Black Lives Matter, though less prominent in the headlines of late, continues to be quite a growth story. What began in 2013 as a hashtag... Read More

If stagnant wages, near-record inequality, climate change, nuclear buildups, assault weapons, mass killings, trade wars, opioid deaths,... Read More

Democrats want to impeach President Donald Trump and may have a rocky road in getting there. So for the next move in their playbook, look no... Read More

Maysoun and her kids were watching TV when their house exploded. It was 2012 in Damascus, Syria, and a plane had just bombed their section of... Read More

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos, his ex-wife, are giving away US$2 billion. The money will fund existing nonprofits to support... Read More

Leading up to what will likely be a highly divisive presidential election, mired in partisan and increasingly ideological politics, today's... Read More

At a time when political conflict runs deep and erects high walls, the Kentucky essayist, novelist, and poet Wendell Berry maintains an... Read More