Politics
The Rage of the Left
Leftists are becoming increasingly unhinged in their attacks on political opponents.
Right Analysis / Brian Mark Weber
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.
Economy
Have Middle-Class Wages Really Stagnated?
Too many Americans are convinced that we're living through tougher times than we really are.
Second Amendment
3D-Printed Hype
Why the sudden uproar from Second Amendment opponents over 3D-printed guns?
Faith
Evangelicals Stick With the Defender of Religious Liberty
In the minds of Christians across the country, Trump has been a champion for their values.
Politics
Obama the Sanctimonious Lecturer Returns
His advice on political discourse isn't bad, but he led his party to do exactly the opposite.
Economy
Huff and Puff and Blow the Housing Market Down?
The 2007 crash is a distant memory, but there are signs that lessons weren't learned.
Economy
A Booming Economy, but Tariffs
The flap over Harley-Davidson reveals the dark cloud in an otherwise bright economy.
Race
Harvard Turns 'Diversity' on Its Head
The Ivy League bastion is routinely rejecting Asian-Americans based not on grades but race.
Economy
The Importance of Free Trade
Trump's America-first agenda is welcome, but he must take care to ensure beneficial negotiations.
Entitlements
Crying 'Wolf' on Entitlements?
Social Security and Medicare really are in big trouble, but most Americans just don't care.
"If Congress can do whatever in their discretion can be done by money, and will promote the General Welfare, the Government is no longer a limited one, possessing enumerated powers, but an indefinite one, subject to particular exceptions." —James Madison (1792)