The most important thing Americans and our government can do about the reality that Russia tried to interfere in our election is remain calm.

Yes, the news media hates Donald Trump. No, it isn’t a conspiracy.

Business Insider is the latest publication to retract a story that offended transgender advocates. What are the new rules, and who is making them?

Rather than allow a white woman to perform a cultural touchstone of America, protesters shut it down. What a disservice that is to the creators of these works.

Progressives refuse to address the disproportionate harm done to Asian students by affirmative action policies. But everyone else is waking up to it.

In an opinion article posing as a news story, The New York Times launches an illiberal and wrongheaded attack on free speech. At least we know where they stand.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s surprise ousting of a top House Democrat raises urgent questions for a party desperate for power.

In Staten Island and South Brooklyn, Tuesday’s GOP primary is focused on Donald Trump and who can help him achieve his agenda.

If Peterson can be tripped up by the most obvious and easily refuted rejections of his non-compelled-speech program, the very thing that propelled his rise to fame, what good is he?

Trans advocates don’t want parents to know that kids who change genders sometimes regret it. They treat their narrative as more important than your kids.

On this Bloomsday, I remember the day I met James Joyce, and finally understood what his work has meant to me.

James Comey and the FBI decided to come clean on Anthony Weiner’s laptop because they thought they were protecting a Hillary Clinton presidency.

Corey Stewart’s victory in the Virginia GOP Senate primary is another reminder that white identity politics are a growing force in American society.

Foreign cyber-propaganda is preying on American discord and divisiveness. Civility may be our best defense.

Instead of pouting about players who are skipping the White House visit, President Trump should be the bigger man and host the Eagles who want to come.

Frankly, a lot of Down Syndrome people are better than a lot of other people are. And the idea that they shouldn’t exist is chilling and horrifying.

In the case of Matthew Charles and others where the criminal justice system has failed, decisive action from a courageous president may be the only hope.

On Staten Island, a former congressman is asking for forgiveness and the chance to help make America great again.

A New York Times Magazine hit piece says more about the mainstream media than it says about Jordan Peterson.

A year and a half after an election that made clear the old rules about race have gone out the window, we are nowhere near creating new ones.