By Brent Scher • Washington Free Beacon The number of Freedom of Information Act requests the Environmental Protection Agency received from mainstream outlets such as the New York Times and…
By Kevin D. Williamson • National Review The Senate. The Electoral College. The First Amendment. The Second Amendment. The Supreme Court. Is there a part of our constitutional order that…
By Steven Greenhut • Reason In the 1970s, my Dad flew from his home in Pennsylvania to a medical center in Houston to have a then-innovative bypass surgery that extended…
By Johnathan S. Tobin • National Review It turns out you can accuse Jews of controlling the world, buying Congress, and harboring dual loyalty to Israel and still be considered…
By David Harsanyi • The Federalist Pointing out hypocrisy can be more than a political gotcha. In the case of President Donald Trump’s emergency declaration on the southern border, it’s…
By Aaron Kliegman • Washington Free Beacon To Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.), American support for Israel is based on Jewish money. Seriously, she actually said that on Twitter. On…
By Alex Griswold • Washington Free Beacon Let the record reflect that when news broke late Friday that Ralph Northam’s medical school yearbook contained a picture of him in either…
by Tom Rogan • Washington Examiner Economic growth and broadly shared prosperity matter. They matter because they inform whether people can pursue their dreams or whether they suffer unnecessarily. Thus…
By Kyle Smith • National Review The First Amendment has never been stronger. Yet freedom of speech is under dire threat. Both of these things can be true, and both…
By Alex Griswold • Washington Free Beacon In a rare move, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard rebuked Democrats–including a fellow Hawaii Democrat, Sen. Mazie Hirono–for questioning a judicial nominee about his membership…
By Jeremy Carl • The Federalist Less than two weeks ago, President Trump signed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement intended to be the successor to the North American Free Trade Agreement, which…
By Elad Hakim • The Federalist If they charge President Trump for paying women to not publish scandalous claims, would prosecutors then be compelled to pursue members of Congress who…
by Katherine Timpf • National Review Nobody likes a mean person, and it’s better to be nice. But there is nothing nice about restricting students’ speech. The University of Montana…
by Brent Scher • Washington Free Beacon The reelection campaign for Bernie Sanders spent more than $400,000 to travel on private jets during the midterm elections, Federal Election Commission filings…
by Bradley A. Smith • National Review Donald Trump’s wayward counsel, Michael Cohen, was sentenced today as part of a plea bargain with the government. As part of that settlement,…