Air Force fighter pilot John Boyd’s theory about confounding opponents with a constantly shifting battlefield applies to Donald Trump and all GOP aspirants.

For asking questions about empirical data, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has been roundly broiled by the left-wing press and Democratic politicians as being some sort of racist.

Ultimately, if one is to understand conservatism, one must begin with its essential element: not the mind, the heart, nor the soul, but experience.

Yogi Berra’s death severs one of the last links to the generation of baseball players that itself had the last links to some of baseball’s earliest days.

A pair of rulings this morning by the Eighth Circuit on the contraceptive mandate, ensure that the saga of litigation over Obamacare is not over.

How Christians and gay people can reach out to each other without compromising their deepest beliefs.

The gay lobby’s decision to seek a decisive nationwide resolution in the courts on equality-based grounds has encouraged the most divisive possible method of implementing same-sex marriage.

Here’s why gays and Christians view the same-sex marriage question as an existential struggle.

Standing against same-sex marriage is not at all like supporting slavery and Jim Crow laws.

To make Christians do as the gay lobby demands would eradicate their religion entirely.

Choosing priorities on which to focus a nation’s power is essential to avoid dissipating that power across too many fronts at once.

There are four major problems with justifying the violence in Ferguson by reference to the Boston Tea Party and the Stamp Act Riots, either in moral terms or in terms of effectiveness.

What were the best and worst individual polls of the 2014 Senate races? Let’s take a look at the numbers.

Let’s check the data on statewide elections between 1998 to 2013.

Contrary to President Obama’s recent claim, riding the bus in West African countries afflicted with Ebola could be lethal.

A short history of presidential elections, from Andrew Jackson to Barack Obama.

If Hillary Clinton wins the presidency in 2016, it will be a historically unprecedented event in more ways than just her gender.

Even after the administration forced Americans to buy policies from big health insurance companies, a billion-dollar bailout of those companies is coming.

If driverless cars can work reliably, sell at economical prices, and are not driven from the market by lawsuits, they could dramatically change our society.

Europe blundered into the First World War, but it did so due to a series of clearly identifiable mistakes that should not be repeated.