Government & Politics
Grading the First Debate
The two most unpopular candidates in history squared off. And it was bad.
Right Analysis
Government & Politics
The Reason Clinton Was Never Indicted
Because Obama was guilty of the same crimes.
Government & Politics
Elections are Too Important for Voting System Insecurities
While Democrats fight voter ID laws, fraud is widespread.
Culture, Science & Faith
Millennial Politics — A Y2K Disaster for Dems?
Exactly who are Millennials and why does their populace matter in politics?
Government & Politics
The IRS: Still Weaponized Against Conservatives
And Congress isn't doing enough to rein in a rogue agency.
Weekend Review
A Hard Rain Is Going to Fall
"War clouds are gathering."
Weekend Review
Cruelty to Black Students
"The academic elite feel righteous seeing blacks on campus, even if they are severely mismatched."
National Security
The Islamic State's Chemical Weapons
Missteps and half-measures — the continuing story of Obama foreign policy.
National Security
The Second Amendment Solution to Terrorism
How gun rights help defend our country.
Government & Politics
Chasing a Legacy at the UN
Obama's final chance as president to run down the U.S.
Right Hooks
Lessons From Norway
Norway offers a better and more measured response to immigration.
Oregon Student Causes Bomb Scare
So did Ahmed Mohamed. But the end results are very different.
Clemson's Harambe 'Safe Space'
An RA decided to ban "offensive" Harambe displays.
Tuesday Short Cuts
Homegrown Terror Threats Rising
Recent Orlando transcripts prove the primary motive was solidarity with ISIL.
The FBI's Crime Stats and the Ferguson Effect
The reason for the spike in violent crime and murders.
Suing Saudi Arabia
Bipartisan support to override Obama's veto is more political play than right decision.
Brushfires of Free Stuff
The Cyber
Clinton's 'Hard Decisions' End With Failed Ceasefire
Nearly 100 people were killed in weekend bombings.
Monday Short Cuts
Cruz's Tepid Endorsement
Ted Cruz finally says he'll vote for Donald Trump.
Top Headlines
Right Opinion
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Debate Recap
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Walmart Workers Refuse to Make Cop's Retirement Cake
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It’s Now or Never to Save the Internet
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Riot First, Ask Questions Later
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Bernie Clinton
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It's Time for Trump
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Domestic Migration (Mostly) Explains a Generation of Partisan Changes
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'Favors' to Blacks
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Heil Donald? Teacher Makes Kids Compare Hitler, Trump Speeches
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Phyllis Schlafly, RIP
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Restoring America's Economic Mobility
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Meet the Teen Who Stopped His Teacher From Defiling Old Glory
"Man, once surrendering his reason, has no remaining guard against absurdities the most monstrous, and like a ship without rudder, is the sport of every wind. With such persons, gullibility, which they call faith, takes the helm from the hand of reason and the mind becomes a wreck." —Thomas Jefferson (1822)