Foreign Policy
In Brief
Kerry Admits to Secret Nuke Negotiations
His book-tour confession fits in with his lifelong habit of undermining American interests.
Right Analysis / Nate Jackson
Faith
Pope Francis Speaks Against the 'Great Accuser'
This is not a public-relations crisis. It is one of gross sin infecting the highest levels of church leadership.
Economy
In Brief
Are You Better Off Now Than Two Years Ago?
A GOP bill to make tax cuts permanent is a great reminder that the right policies benefit everyone.
Culture
In Brief
Who Cares About Women's Tennis Now?
Serena Williams's disgraceful display reminds us of another entitled and angry woman.
Military
In Brief
Who Sacrificed Everything, Nike?
Not the ingrate millionaire who hates his country but the Patriots who gave their lives for it.
Politics
In Brief
That Anonymous White House 'Resistance' Insider
A New York Times op-ed purports to reveal electoral sabotage inside the Trump administration.
Politics
In Brief
Is Woodward's 'Fear' Merely 'Fiction'?
Ever since Watergate, Democrats have been eagerly searching for the next Watergate.
Culture
In Brief
Hollywood's Fake Moon Landing
"First Man" tells the story of the Apollo 11 moon landing — without the American flag.
Economy
In Brief
Labor Day and the American Worker
An opportunity to survey some good things happening for the workers we celebrate.
Government
In Brief
'Trump Has the Nerve to Eliminate Pay Raises for Federal Employees'
He also called for performance-based pay raises. What a novel concept.
Race
In Brief
Democrats Are All Monkeyed Up
Florida's Ron DeSantis told voters not to "monkey it up" with his opponent's socialist policies.
Second Amendment
In Brief
Gov't Grossly Inflates Stats on School Shootings
NPR "found that more than two-thirds of these reported incidents never happened."
Politics
In Brief
Democrats vs. Reality
The DNC charter now accounts for multiple genders, but this alternate reality is problematic.
Politics
In Brief
John McCain, RIP
The six-term Republican senator from Arizona died Saturday at age 81. His legacy is complicated.
Government
In Brief
Reminder: Trump's Track Record
This week was dominated by salacious bad news, but on balance, things are looking up.
Right Opinion
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Fertility and the French
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Arizona Voters Can Save Their Judiciary From Its Spiral Into Politics
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Caravan Day 4
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Military Poll a Morale Victory for Trump
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Restaurant Owner Faces Death Threats for Hosting GOP Breakfast
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Voices of Reason — and Unreason
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Anything Is Possible in the Middle East
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Finding a Job for Barack Obama
"When People are universally ignorant, and debauchd in their Manners, they will sink under their own weight without the Aid of foreign Invaders." —Samuel Adams (1775)