The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops met in Baltimore this week hoping to address the sex abuse crisis. Instead, they made things worse.

Cruz barely beat Beto O’Rourke, and other statewide races across Texas showed that despite its deep-red reputation, Texas could turn blue.

O’Rourke’s loss should put to rest the notion that a left-wing progressive can win in deep-red Texas without compromising on key issues.

For all the hype about turning Texas blue, Beto O’Rourke represents nothing so much as the deeply myopic state of the Texas Democratic Party.

The popularity of a grand conspiracy theory—the kind that took hold of the Pittsburgh gunman—is the result of a shattered political culture.

NBC is wrong to fire Kelly over her blackface comments, but if that’s the standard, Kimmel and Fallon should be fired, too.

Before one of the largest midterm election crowds in recent memory, Trump outlined the grand theme of his reelection: culture war.

Democrats running in states that went hard for Trump face a dilemma: how to win GOP votes without betraying the Resistance.

Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly and GOP challenger Mike Braun are both trying to use Trump’s abiding popularity in the Hoosier State to their advantage.

The Trump administration says it will push back against Chinese military aggression, espionage, debt diplomacy, and human rights abuses. It’s about time.

A group of scholars got the most outlandish hoax papers published in top academic journals. But the implications go far beyond the academy.

Among left-wing Democratic partisans, Stormy Daniels’ celebrity lawyer can say whatever outrageous thing he wants and get applause. Sound familiar?

Senate Democrats have managed to reduce Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation to an absurd show trial that no one can win.

Democrats have long thought they could turn Texas blue if they could just increase voter turnout. But there’s good reason to doubt it.

Kavanaugh’s accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, should realize that the far-left tactics of the campus tribunal aren’t going to work in the Senate.

Americans born 17 years ago can now enlist to fight in a war that began before they were born. It’s time to end the Afghanistan war.

The real lesson is that people who want to come here and work will find a way to do it, regardless of the barriers in their path.

We don’t need more bland expressions of sorrow from bishops. We need public penance, resignations, and a new generation of leaders in the Catholic Church.

A book of essays by Leon Kass examine how to live with purpose and dignity in a demeaning age. But not everyone is going to like what he has to say.

In the small border city of Laredo, Texas, the entire world shows up every day, determined to get into the United States.