Government
In Brief
Trump Uses Reagan Rule to Block Abortion Funding
Contrary to the Leftmedia narrative, this does not amount to "sweeping new abortion restrictions."
Right Analysis / Nate Jackson
Second Amendment
In Brief
Wasserman Schultz Calls Five Million Americans 'Terrorists'
"The NRA is kind of just shy of a terrorist organization," she contemptuously declared.
Taxes
Jobless in Seattle
Seattle's new "head tax" of $275 per full-time employee is going to kill jobs.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Promise Kept — Jerusalem Embassy Opens for Business
The opening coincides with the 70th anniversary of the creation of Israel in 1948.
Government
In Brief
Rescinding $15B — One Small Step for Budget Restraint
Trump's move to cut some budget cruft is welcome, though we're going to need a lot more like it.
Culture
In Brief
The Return of 'Last Man Standing'
After ABC dumped him, Fox is picking up Tim Allen's hit sitcom for a seventh season.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
John Kerry Goes Nuclear, Secretly Negotiates With Iran
He's actively working to undermine Trump to save a horrible deal in which he has a personal stake.
Economy
In Brief
A Good Economy Is Bad for Democrats
The numbers won't blow anyone away, but they're certainly headed in the right direction.
Culture
In Brief
Don't Call Them 'Boy' Scouts
After 108 years, the BSA's Boy Scouts program is changing its name so as to eliminate "Boy" altogether.
National Security
In Brief
Yes, Obama's Iran Nuke Deal Really Was the Sum of All Lies
Benjamin Netanyahu's damning report of Iran's lies undermines the whole foundation of the deal.
Politics
In Brief
New Book: Clinton Was a Lousy Feminist
New York Times reporter Amy Chozick recounts some telling episodes in the 2016 campaign.
Politics
In Brief
Comey's Comeuppance Is Long Overdue
The James Comey Book Tour continued last night on Fox News' "Special Report with Bret Baier."
Health Care
In Brief
Alfie Evans: Another Tragic Tale of State-Ordered Death
A child is held hostage in a hospital that is preventing rather than providing treatment.
Culture
In Brief
Toronto Van Attack — It's the Crime, Not the Tool
Ten people were killed by a very sick individual driving a rental van onto a crowded sidewalk.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Kim's Latest Olive Branch: No More Nuclear Tests
Notably, however, he stopped short of saying North Korea would dismantle its nuclear arsenal.
Right Opinion
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Some Things We Do Are Weird, Wrong, Foolish, or Just Plain Dumb
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Withdraw the Obama Administration's 'Dear Colleague' Letter on School Discipline
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The Unfairness of Harvard
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Horowitz Report Day 5
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Obama Holdovers Sabotage Trump's Best Aid Plans
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Fake Support for a Free Market in Energy
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The Bad Hate the Good: The SPLC vs. Prager University
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Bias and the Beholder
"If individuals be not influenced by moral principles; it is in vain to look for public virtue; it is, therefore, the duty of legislators to enforce, both by precept and example, the utility, as well as the necessity of a strict adherence to the rules of distributive justice." —James Madison (1789)