Immigration
In Brief
What Separates Violence From Nonviolence?
What keeps the violence of Juarez out of El Paso is — you guessed it — a wall.
Right Analysis / Nate Jackson
Leftmedia
In Brief
23 Million Americans Feed at the Leftmedia Trough Every Night
Insanely high Leftmedia bias is still the spearhead of the Democrat #Resistance.
Judiciary
In Brief
The Contraception Mandate and Judicial Resistance
Judges are upholding Obama's executive actions by striking down Trump's.
Race
In Brief
Republicans Have Had Enough of Steve King
The Iowa Republican has a long history of unfiltered rhetoric. He may not get away with his latest.
Immigration
In Brief
Leftmedia Buzzword of the Week: 'Manufactured Crisis'
Barack Obama's Border Patrol chief, Mark Morgan, says the crisis is "not manufactured."
Government
In Brief
Shutdown Showdown Is a Barrier to the Wall
By leaving a meeting that was "a total waste of time," Trump set down negotiation markers.
Leftmedia
In Brief
Leftmedia Disingenuously Debates Airing Trump Address
The folks who spend 24/7 in outraged rebuttal aren't sure they want to give him airtime. Please.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Did Bolton Really Contradict Trump About Syria?
It does seems so, but both men conditioned withdrawal on results, not a timeline.
Military
In Brief
What Patriotic Service Looks Like
Reps. Jim Baird, Brian Mast, and Dan Crenshaw know the cost of the oaths "to support and defend."
Climate Change
In Brief
Ocasio-Cortez Is Green on the Outside, Red on the Inside
Her "Green New Deal" is a radical remaking of the American energy sector.
Politics
About That Crazy Cabinet Meeting...
One of the biggest hurdles to Trump's agenda is that he gets in his own way.
Politics
In Brief
Warren Is a Presidential Pretender
It begins: The Massachusetts Democrat became the first to launch her 2020 White House bid.
Politics
In Brief
The 'Likely False' Dossier and Other Collusion Fairytales
A vote of no confidence in the dossier and a report about Russian social-media manipulation.
Health Care
In Brief
A Short-Lived Victory Against ObamaCare?
Texas Judge Reed O'Connor struck down the laughably named "Affordable" Care Act.
Culture
In Brief
Hypocrisy Illustrated: Ford Presents #MeToo Award
Sports Illustrated chose Christine Ford to present an award about courage after assault.
"The construction applied ... to those parts of the Constitution of the United States which delegate Congress a power ... ought not to be construed as themselves to give unlimited powers, nor a part to be so taken as to destroy the whole residue of that instrument." —Thomas Jefferson (1798)