Can we finally dump the phrase “to the right of Genghis Khan”? In Mongolia, Pope Francis, surely the leftiest pontiff ever, heaped praise on the terror of…
A few months before the first ballots are cast, Republican primary voters appear ready to assume an arduous task: running a candidate battling multiple indictments in multiple…
There is an old joke about a lost traveler walking along a country road and stopping to ask a yokel the way to the city. The local,…
Ed Siskel is taking over as White House counsel at an interesting time. President Joe Biden faces investigations on multiple fronts, with House Republicans poised to escalate…
Academia. The news media. The entertainment industry. Conservatives have long lamented the left-wing dominance of these societal behemoths. Now there’s a new liberal bias concern: Big Law.…
A swath of 2024 Republican candidates is expected to converge in Washington on Oct. 2 and 3 at Georgetown University. The university’s Institute of Politics and Public…
President Joe Biden doesn’t have much to brag about in his slow-growth economic record. But there is a kernel of truth in one component of his incessant…
Glenn Youngkin played basketball, but Republican donors and other influential figures on the Right want him to try out for another sport. That sport is football, and…
The gains made by school choice advocates mean that more than at any time in recent memory, public schooling isn’t the only form of education parents can…
In the months leading up to his 2016 election as president, Donald Trump reportedly asked an adviser what some people considered a dumb question: “Why can’t the…
