Second Amendment
Black Males Twice as Likely to Murder Black Males
A new report on "gun violence" frames the issue as race rather than culture.
Right Analysis / Brian Mark Weber
Second Amendment
The Second Class Second Amendment?
It's past time for the Supreme Court to stop side-stepping any and all questions about gun rights.
Culture
Battling Online Smut Is Still a Conservative Priority
Not long ago, both parties gave serious consideration to the destructiveness of porn.
Government
Not the Founders' Vision of Congress and the Presidency
Congress and the press have contributed to an increasingly powerful executive branch.
Education
The High Cost of 'Free' College
If Democrats win, expect a push to expand federal giveaways for college tuition.
Culture
Diversity or Demo Division?
E Pluribus unum? The belief that we are a unified people is going by the wayside.
Economy
Coddling the Corn Belt
Republican senators Grassley and Ernst pen a pro-ethanol op-ed that's downright Orwellian.
Health Care
After All These Years, Republicans Still Need a Health Plan
Costs are still skyrocketing, ObamaCare repeal failed, and the GOP can't agree on a strategy.
Regulatory Commissars
Will California Dictate National Emissions Standards?
Golden State regulators are fighting Trump to keep Obama's standards on cars.
Politics
The Rage of the Left
Leftists are becoming increasingly unhinged in their attacks on political opponents.
Education
The Truth About Teacher Pay
The popular perception is that teachers are underpaid, but is that widely true?
Climate Change
The Stealth Agenda of Climate Cronyism
The issue of climate change is more about influence, money, and power than about science.
Economy
Amazon, Sanders, and the Socialist Family Feud
The Stop BEZOS (Stop Bad Employers by Zeroing Out Subsidies) Act is class warfare.
Second Amendment
The Americas and 'Gun Violence'
A new study shows that countries in North and South America are the most violent in the world.
Entitlements
Welfare Hits a Sad Milestone
A majority of children now live in a household with at least one person receiving means-tested benefits.
"The same prudence which in private life would forbid our paying our own money for unexplained projects, forbids it in the dispensation of the public moneys." —Thomas Jefferson (1808)