Dianne Feinstein, who rose to the Senate in the original ‘Year of the Woman,’ just pulled off a cynical political masterpiece.

If the Democrats think Brett Kavanaugh is disqualified based on accusations of sexual assault, the hearings were the time to bring it up.

American voters aren’t first graders. Giving them a sticker to vote is condescending and wrong.

‘The Tonight Show’ cancelled an appearance by Norm Macdonald over controversial statements about the #MeToo movement. Conservatives must have his back.

September 11, 2001 is woven into the city where my son grows and learns, and it is a story he needs to hear. Here’s what I tell him.

In a bruising hearing before a House committee, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey had far more apologies than answers.

Chief executives from Twitter and Facebook testified their companies have made mistakes regarding malicious foreign actors, and promised improvement.

The right to anonymous speech is God-given and inalienable. The right to a response is not. Engaging anonymous Twitter users is far more dangerous than useful.

Yes, social media companies are biased against conservatives. But no, they will not successfully stand athwart the conservative message.

Assimilation is a dirty word for some, but for Neil Simon and his generation of Jewish writers it was a goal achieved, for better or worse.

John McCain represents a high standard, a standard that should be our goal, and we should thank him for setting it.

In The Washington Post, Max Boot tellingly quotes from tyrant Oliver Cromwell’s speech given in the midst of his military coup.

A New York Times op-ed argues Democrats must stop ceding love of America to the GOP, but how much do they really love it?

Acting is, above all else, about empathy. Setting restrictions on who can play what roles limits empathy for everyone.

The taxi lobby is among New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s biggest donors. They just got a big win from him that will hurt most New Yorkers.

The news media narrative that Trump is emboldening white supremacy took a hit yesterday. There were probably 20 journalists for every white nationalist in DC.

Sowell’s calm and calculated look at racial disparity in America is a stunning work of brevity and reason.

In defending a new hire with a history of anti-white statements, The New York Times employs a clear double standard about denigrating racial rhetoric, and it is time for it to explain why.

According to a Washington Post columnist, public shaming of Trump supporters is fine, but public shaming of the news media is a bridge too far.

In a bizarre tweet and video, the British Broadcasting System advocates eliminating our recognition of sex differences. It’s a terrible idea.