Venezuela’s situation is terrible, and Nicolas Maduro’s stronghold might grow less stable over the course of the month. We still shouldn’t intervene.

Long-acting reversible contraceptives might not be the godsend that people keep claiming––especially if doctors aren’t informing their patients properly.

Women are vastly less likely to end up in the workplace than society teaches them to expect when they are, say, considering college decisions.

We need a wall, but we also need the resources to defend the wall: judges to convict violators, court officers to manage detention centers, etc.

For orthodox Christians who hold to the revealed truth of scripture and believe in gospel-focused missions, this whole media circus about John Chau is frustrating.

Birthright citizenship creates birthright loyalty, whereas denying citizenship to foreign children helps alienate the entire family and slows down assimilation.

Iowa Rep. Steve King is not a nationalist of any kind: he’s a globalist, but part of right-wing globalism instead of left-wing globalism.

The findings are sufficiently clear in the data that it’s time to take seriously that men really may be losing some degree of their biological fertility.

Progressive writer Rachel Held Evans claimed if pro-lifers knew that babies saved from outlawing abortion were black, we would probably be pro-choice.

The group the Trump administration has targeted isn’t an ethnic or religious group, so these policies aren’t ethnic cleansing. But ‘Not quite ethnic cleansing’ is a very low bar.

If states begin legalizing sports betting, it will reveal the longstanding moral depravity of American sports culture, and hasten the process of families abandoning its decadence.

Conservatives should passionately assert the importance of parents spending time with kids, and make the sanctity of the household a first-tier electoral issue.

The political debate about public transit isn’t really about transit. It’s about identity. It’s about the kind of people progressives wish Americans were.

We are in a very divided moment, and when divisions run that deep, centralized decision-making can make it worse. But that’s no argument for secession.

Migrants to the United States have become far more likely to claim asylum. The result is a growing backlog of court cases, which harms actual refugees and drags U.S. resources.

Citizenship is a normal thing to include in a major government survey, hence why virtually all major government surveys do. The census has since 1820.

Christians are also beginning the penitential season of Lent. It’s a wonderful mix of celebrating romantic love and remembering human frailty.

Americans have always been a spicy bunch, and we always will be. We are the ones who didn’t fit in back in the old country, who couldn’t just get along and play nice with the king.

President Trump has proposed a major immigration plan that includes a path to citizenship for nearly two million protected illegal immigrants and $25 billion for a border wall. 

Will a government shutdown this January give us a baby boom next October? One way to check is to see what happened during the last big shutdown.