Health Care
In Brief
ObamaCare Repeal Back From the Dead?
Maybe. Either way, changes are coming to ObamaCare in the form of association health plans.
Right Analysis / Jordan Candler
Race
In Brief
SPLC Finally Gets a Taste of Its Own Medicine
The racial grievance industry linchpin is shelling over $3.4 million to settle a frivolous accusation.
Leftmedia
In Brief
Snopes Deceives Again With CA Water Rationing 'Fact-Check'
"The laws do not render it illegal for Californians to do laundry and take showers on the same day."
Regulatory Commissars
In Brief
How the Obama EPA Fudged Regulatory Evaluation
Estimating "social costs" and "social benefits," the EPA put a big price tag on doing nothing.
Politics
In Brief
Bernie Sanders Picks a Fight With Mickey Mouse
Class warfare — at it's least entertaining, as the senator goes after Disney's profits.
Culture
In Brief
Planned Parenthood Profits Off of Child Sexual Abuse
A new report indicates the abortion giant is ignoring reporting requirements for some rapes.
Climate Change
The Risky Paris Climate Accord Scheme Isn't Over
In order to solidify the U.S. position, Trump should take it to the Senate.
Entitlements
In Brief
Calling Out a Republican Entitlement Reform Hypocrite
One governor calls for Republicans to engage in reform after contributing to the problem.
Culture
A Crack in the Justice System: The Story of Matthew Charles
After rehabilitating himself thoroughly, Charles is headed back to prison for a decades-old offense.
Government
In Brief
Public Unions Get Smacked by Major Reforms
The president signed three executive orders that administer various forms of accountability.
Government
In Time for Memorial Day: Overdue VA Reform
Private-sector influence is exactly what the VA needs, not simply more taxpayer money.
Race
In Brief
Wynton Marsalis on What's 'More Damaging Than a Statue'
"I started saying in 1985 I don't think we should have ... music talking about n—rs and b—es and hoes."
Energy
Putting U.S. Energy Production in Perspective
"The increase in oil and gas production is equal to seven times the energy output of all domestic solar and wind."
Climate Change
In Brief
Yes, a Drop in Global Temperatures, But...
The last two years saw a decline, but that's typical for La Niña cycles and temps are still higher overall.
Government
In Brief
Farm Subsidies and the Farm Bill: Truth vs. Fiction
The farm bill is currently constructed in a way that ignores several realities.
Right Opinion
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Who Do You Stand With — the Illegal Immigrant Invaders, or American Citizens?
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Demo Party Leaders Don't Care About Children — Unless...
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Helping America's Children
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Will McConnell Support Trump's Efforts to Reduce the Cycle of Crime?
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The Horowitz Hearings
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Southern Poverty Loses Cash
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Chinese Big Brother
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Do Christians Have a Future in LGBTQ America?
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The Banality of Bias
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But Her Emails? You're Dang Right Her Emails.
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The Media Insulate Obama From Scandal
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Google 'Internet,' Media!
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Reasonable Politicians Need to Take Immigration More Seriously
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Weapons of Mass Manipulation
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What Republicans Suspect About the FBI's Trump-Russia Probe
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Memory Lapses at the FBI
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Blind to Real Problems
"It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition." —Thomas Jefferson (1808)