Saturday marked the first shooting at an American synagogue in modern U.S. history. An attack on one Jewish community reverberates throughout the larger one, and this was no exception.

Laurie Strode and her daughter are empowered in the face of a mass murderer, thanks to a personal stash of weapons.

Devin Nunes is precisely why we know anything about Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee’s dishonest and bizarre activities. No wonder he’s a huge Democrat target.

The president has shown himself to be a stronger promoter of conservatism than many had anticipated, albeit unfortunately quite the spender.

HBO’s ‘Sharp Objects’ constructs a compelling mystery within a mystery, leaving audiences to wonder if the two conclusions will ultimately be the same.

Given other research showing kids are more likely to retain faith when attending strongly religious schools, this suggests high religiosity can also boost academic achievement.

Neal Gabler’s desire to redeem Kennedy’s image amid contemporary reexamination of the Chappaquiddick incident is neither inventive nor effective.

Cecile Richards says Jared Kushner offered to help Planned Parenthood secure federal funding if it agreed to stop providing abortions. She refused, and she thinks that makes Kushner look bad.

The media categorically ignore much of the context behind the Palestinian-Arab frustrations that have nothing to directly do with Israel.

When we discuss the ‘great cities’ of the West, I don’t believe San Francisco belongs in that category.

Researchers discovered that a $1 increase in the minimum wage leads to approximately a 4 to 10 percent increase in the likelihood of any given restaurant folding.

Perhaps we should think of Islamophobia as fearing to speak up about potential threats and abuses inside Islam. ‘Clock boy’ Ahmed Mohamed’s lawsuit would have reinforced that fear.

This past week, a group of celebrities, led by the didactic Martin Sheen, banded together to create one of the more condescending videos I have ever Read Full Article >