Politics
In Brief
Cuomo's Parolee Voting Decree: Good Politics, Bad Policy
He's considering pardons for all 35,000 felons currently on parole in New York. He wants the votes.
Right Analysis / Jordan Candler
Taxes
CA Dems Shoot Themselves in Foot With Big Tax Burden
One million Californians are projected to fork over an additional $12 billion by Tax Day 2019.
Government
'Little Pink House': Putting a Spotlight on Government Abuse
A new movie hitting theaters this week tells of the saga that went all the way to the Supreme Court.
Culture
In Brief
In America, the Holocaust Is Losing Its Shock Factor
And people wonder why history repeats itself.
Race
In Brief
Researchers Blame Racism for Diminishing Black Voter Bloc
Blacks are the ones committing the crimes, murdering their own people, and aborting their own babies.
Politics
In Brief
Lynch's Lying Trip Down Memory Lane
Ex-Attorney General Loretta Lynch talks about the Clinton and Comey fiasco.
Culture
In Brief
George Washington University Tackles 'Christian Privilege'
Do Christians possess "built-in advantages" and receive "unmerited perks ... all across our country"?
Faith
In Brief
At Last — A Military Religious Liberty Win
"Colonel Bohannon had the right to exercise his sincerely held religious beliefs and did not unlawfully discriminate."
Government
In Brief
Background Checks Take a Back Seat With Dem IT Aides
The problematic Awan family completely avoided scrutiny from any Democrat.
Government
In Brief
VA's Shulkin Wasn't Up to the Task of Pivotal Reform
Our veterans are getting the short end of the stick, and the VA needs a colossal overhaul.
Government
Dems Spuriously Claim Census Citizenship Question Is 'Illegal'
After a 70-year hiatus, the census is officially set to renew a query of U.S. residents' citizenship status.
Education
Ethanol Indoctrination Enters School Studies
The Renewable Fuels Association is going to "educate" children about the wonders of ethanol.
Climate Change
In Brief
Study: Climate-Cost Research Lacks Critical Variable
Scientists rely too heavily on conjecture and "neglect human adaptations to a changing climate."
Second Amendment
Parkland Parents Put Gun Control Rhetoric Aside
Unbeknownst to most, they are exemplifying refreshing levelheadedness in the face of tragedy.
Regulatory Commissars
In Brief
The EPA Gets Much-Needed Transparency Reform
Scott Pruitt moves to make sure the public can view the science behind recommended regulation.
Right Opinion
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Our @&*!^$^# Public Discourse
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Life in Never-Trump Land
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President Trump Can Counter OPEC and Achieve Energy Dominance
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Gorsuch Strikes Blow Against Administrative State
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A Literal and Spiritual Feast on Stage
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Adoption Freedom: Caring for Children and Families
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DNC Delusions
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Human Nature
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Baptist Army Chaplain Faces Punishment for Religious Beliefs
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Draining the Swamp
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Remembering Columbine, 19 Years Later
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Rolling Back the Tide of Overspending
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