Today’s Western retrenchment is as provocative as it was in the 1930s. The U.S. is signaling its retreat and China will gladly fill the vacuum.

Far-left Democrats’ response to parents’ legitimate concerns has been to ignore them high-handedly and advise parents that beatings will continue until morale improves.

Democrats want to deny deserving Asian-American students admission into elite schools to satisfy their vision of social justice. Republicans running for office should hammer this home with voters.

The similarities between the failed Democrat strategy against Kavanaugh and the way the Russia investigation is playing out are striking.

Did Christine Blasey Ford’s lawyers deprive her of the opportunity to make an informed decision about whether to accept the committee’s offer to interview her in California?

For too many Americans, the American legal system is no longer simply the arbiter of what the law means and how it applies to a given set of facts.

The resignation of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn bears more than a few disturbing similarities to a scandal that brought the Bush administration to its knees.

Trump’s Cabinet is not trained in spin and convincing people of policies that don’t work. His nominees have real-world experience, and that’s what we need.

It is wearing to the average American to be treated to social justice soap operas and morality plays that have nothing to do with their daily lives.

Americans are governed by politicians who see fit to reimagine entire sectors of our economy and lives despite having little, if any, experience in these areas.

Obama constructed the Iran Deal with a fundamental misunderstanding of Iranian politics. If his assumptions fail to manifest, the we’ll all be in serious trouble.

Overreacting to the War on Iraq pushed the Left to insist that diplomacy and multilateralism are absolute goods in and of themselves. That’s why President Obama thinks his Iran deal will work.