Adoption advocates say the State Department is making international adoption rarer and more expensive than ever to consolidate government control over private agencies.

For me, the highlight of the March for Life is always the ordinary Americans who fill the streets, and the stories they have to tell.​

December is now a string of days on which to go to parties, buy presents for parties, bake cookies for parties, shop for ugly sweaters to wear to parties, and clean up after parties.

Our Thanksgiving celebration originated in our nation’s worst period of turmoil and bloodshed: the Civil War. Its lessons can help us today.

After this weekend’s events, reenactors—and the spectators and communities who love them—increasingly worry that living history will become the next casualty of America’s culture war.

Britain’s socialized health service planned to make Kim wait for surgery until a full year after her first kidney stone attack. But I got my husband a next-day appointment in the United States.

No matter how red West Virginia may appear on a presidential map, any campaign against Joe Manchin will be a daunting task. Patrick Morrisey says he’s up to it.

Miss Liberty helps readers solve everyday dilemmas using the principles of liberty enshrined in the U.S. Constitution, with a little dose of common sense.

The best comfort for all who feel the ache of living as immortal souls in mortal bodies is ultimately found in the two holidays we always celebrate at Papa and Nanny’s house.

West Virginia’s newest state senator is a Tea Party immigrant: ‘After seeing what happened in Venezuela, I was not going to let my adopted country go that direction without a fight.’

Besides honoring nearly two centuries of tradition, Election Day voting is more secure against fraud, the friendliest to outsider candidates, and the best for a fully-informed electorate.

International adoption provides homes to needy children—why do the State Department’s new rules make those adoptions difficult, if not impossible?

For tweens and young teens, the internet giant creates a better show than Disney.

If there were ever a year designed to test the friendships and the mental fortitude of every social media user in America, 2016 is it.

At many parades and gatherings, the Fourth of July looks like another all-purpose, vaguely military holiday. Up your game.

The Bodnariu family’s ordeal ends, but advocates vow to keep fighting for reforms.

Norwegian authorities have put four young children at high risk of sexual assault just because the parents have occasionally spanked the kids and are Christians.

Saying ‘never Trump’ shouldn’t mean staying home on election day. The down-ticket races are arguably more important.

George Mason would have vociferously opposed President Obama’s stance on gun control.

In 2016, let’s resolve to learn the difference between disagreement and force.