Foreign Policy
In Brief
Iran's Belligerence Shows Need for Saudi Alliance
When it comes down to it, securing America is often about the hard choices.
Right Analysis / Harold Hutchison
Harold Hutchison has 15 years of experience covering military issues for a number of outlets, and two decades of professional involvement with Second Amendment issues. He also has been published by Soldier of Fortune, National Review, and the Washington Examiner, among others. A lifelong Brewers fan, Hutchison proudly supports the use of both the designated hitter and artificial turf in baseball.
Regulatory Commissars
NY Puts Gov't Between You and Your Veterinarian
A law banning onychectomy — declawing — of cats is a regulatory step too far.
Military
In Brief
Americans Need to Remember Gettysburg
As the maxim goes, the failure to learn from history all too often dooms us to repeat it.
Politics
In Brief
Why We Are Still Seeking Spygate Answers
AG Barr has set in motion an investigation of the collusion against Candidate Trump.
Military
In Brief
SEAL Murder Case Takes Another Strange Turn
During trial, Corey Scott claims he, not Eddie Gallagher, actually killed a jihadi.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Russian Cheating a Reason to Let New START Lapse
Time to drop the pretense that arms-control treaties are of any use in securing this country.
Energy
In Brief
Why Russia Is in a World of Geopolitical Hurt
The U.S. is using natural gas to cause a little pain for Putin and Moscow.
Military
Why Remembering Midway Matters
As we mark 75 years since D-Day, another battle 77 years ago this week merits mention.
National Security
In Brief
Why Afghanistan Still Matters
The definition of winning is staying in the fight and making whatever fitful progress we can.
Military
Military Pardons?
Service members and investigators must live up to high standards of conduct and justice.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Averting a War With Iran
Despite Leftmedia hyperventilating, the Trump administration is making some good moves.
Politics
In Brief
America Deserves Spygate Answers
AG Barr has tasked John Durham with digging into the misuse of intel assets against Trump.
Government
In Brief
New York and Los Angeles Target NRA's Free Speech
Democrats are going after the First Amendment in a bid to silence the NRA.
Politics
How Romney and Trump Were Both Right
Romney's right about Founding principles, while Trump is correct about the need to fight.
National Security
Trump Veto — The Best Choice for America and Yemen
Foreign policy rarely consists of easy choices, and aiding Saudi Arabia is complicated.
Right Opinion
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The Left's Moderation of Conservative Media
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Democrats Say No One Is Above the Law — Except Illegal Immigrants
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Push-Ups Won't Make the Biden Campaign Strong
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'I Tell My Story, Because It's the Best Weapon I Have'
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Minimum Wage Laws Are a Terrible Idea
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Trump vs. the Squad
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The News Cycle Without Trump's Tweets
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Skipping the Philly Fanatics at Netroots Nation
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Defund Lutherans for Open Borders Now!
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Omar: End 'Capitalist System.' Guarantee Jobs, Housing, Medicare and Abortion for All
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Americans Are the Real Casualties of the Trump-'Squad' Showdown
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Gagging Investigators
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Paul Ryan Is Once Again Being Cast as a Pariah
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Things Haven't Always Been This Way
"Every man who loves peace, every man who loves his country, every man who loves liberty ought to have it ever before his eyes that he may cherish in his heart a due attachment to the Union of America and be able to set a due value on the means of preserving it." —James Madison (1788)