Joe Biden’s voters wanted a less all-present president than Donald Trump had been. They got that, but they also got a president who is essentially irrelevant.

For several decades now, American society has operated under a false assumption that banning prayer in public schools is irrevocable settled science.

As American adults breathe free without that little sting behind the ears, our children remain needlessly constrained by symbolic fabric face coverings.

If part of ‘doing the work’ to ‘dismantle systemic racism’ is to endure discomfort, how does that apply to teaching ‘antiracism’ to small children?

The Biden administration is taking aim at menthol cigarettes. Under a new proposal, the minty tobacco product could be outright banned by the federal government.

Jordan Peterson is back, and already the left has their pitchforks out.

Closing the schools seemed like the obvious right choice, but I was wrong and now I know why.

Could cancel culture actually stunt our society’s strides towards better race relations?

Four years on, even in defeat, this is still Donald Trump’s party and seems set to be for some time. For now, Trump’s populism is here to stay.

New York Attorney General Letitia James will not play ball with embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo on investigations into accusations of improper conduct.

Liz Cheney has defamed tens of millions of Republicans as white supremacists. I want to see her evidence.

Tuesday’s testimony made perfectly clear that Donald Trump did not incite the Capitol riot.

America must learn the lessons of the past year and change our course drastically.

The supposed schism in the Republican Party is a media fantasy. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Rep. Liz Cheney’s hopes that voters would abandon Trump have been dashed on the cliffs of reality.

Republican voters will not go back to the neoliberal GOP of the past 30 years, and if that means losing some elections, it means losing some elections.

Don’t let progressive’s fool you. They aren’t talking about ideas; they’re talking about people.

De Blasio is right that New York needs its culture back, but NYC Is set to create art nobody wants — and that’s no way to do it.

So this year, the year of deadly pandemic, I am giving myself up for Lent. I want to spend more time looking outward and less time looking in.

Although the idea of an American Truth Commission on racism deserves ridicule, the reason we don’t need it is that America is not a racist country.

When someone accuses you of whataboutism, you can be pretty certain you are right and they can’t refute it.