Apparently, even a favorable hearing in front of the whole world is not enough for a woman alleging that a man has sexually wronged her. Now we have to rewrite history to affirm allegations that the evidence contradicts.

The biggest losers of Elizabeth Warren’s ‘free college’ plan will be poor, working-class Americans, and it’s only bloated universities that stand to gain.

When parents’ wishes and values are being violated by gender insanity-obsessed school districts, they should be free to take their children elsewhere.

The justifications for propping up universities, which often act as little more than elite sorting mechanisms as well as left-wing indoctrination centers, are growing thin.

The Trump administration now wants to take a successful conservative idea—school choice—and make it susceptible to getting strangled in federal red tape.

Instead of running 400 miles of track through farmland in the Central Valley, Rep. Alexandra Oscasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal promises the same boondoggle on a bicoastal scale.

Catch up on this week’s news with today’s edition of the BRIGHT Newsletter.

The Equal Rights Amendment could do great damage to the American constitutional order by inserting progressive identity politics into the highest law of the land.

Looking around at the tributes Bre Payton’s passing has brought, it’s clear that the only people who didn’t love her are those who didn’t know her.

Not only is the intersectionalism lens incredibly boring, it also often produces one-dimensional or outright false assessments of motivations and actions.

Democrats seem not to be able to stop themselves from throwing all manner of tantrums when politics doesn’t go their way. Republicans, not so much.

By aggressively politicizing fashion, Teen Vogue is furthering one of the most destructive trends in our culture.

Fall is when silhouettes get more structured, beautiful colors like burgundy, eggplant, and forest green reemerge, and that huge stash of turtlenecks I have in my closet goes on rotation.

Today, it is nearly impossible to fire the 2.8 million federal bureaucrats who staff the executive agencies, from which they issue rules that directly affect the lives of Americans every day.

Sen. John McCain’s first and most important allegiance was always as an American. ‘No association has ever meant more to me than that,’ he said, when conceding the election of 2008.

The United States’ civil service could fairly be described as the branch of the Democratic Party that does not have the inconvenience of standing for election.

The hideous shoe is selling out everywhere and ending up on Amazon for $200 instead of the original price of $50.

Law – especially constitutional law – shouldn’t be made on the basis of policy preferences. Abortion is no exception.

Snopes, Facebook, and others purporting to ‘fact check’ conservative frustrations with California’s new water-restrictions law are the ones misleading about its effects.

Just two days after the Newtown, Connecticut school shooting, and before any bodies of the dead were laid to rest, Arne Duncan and Rahm Emanuel talked political leverage.