Becca and Garrett kept an open mind when building their relationship. In our hyper-politicized culture, more Americans need to do the same.

Democrats should learn from the example of marijuana legalization that only through federalism can they achieve lasting political change.

In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory, liberals have begun quaking in their boots over the rise of the xenophobic ‘far right.’ Are these fears really justified?

Before moving towards ‘inclusion,’ fraternities and sororities should consider how their single-sex membership makes them valuable in the first place.

Actress Kristen Bell collaborated with The Huffington Post to satirize the male-female pay gap. Hilariously, the video actually illustrates why blaming the gap on discrimination is wrong.

The NCAA is boycotting North Carolina in the name of trans rights. How will it reconcile its stance with women’s rights and its own divisions by sex?

The fight to de-sex bathrooms isn’t really about safety or equal rights—it’s about further eroding individual freedom in the name of an ever-expanding centralized state.

Campus activists predominantly use social media to respond to a tragedy or rally behind a political movement. But is there any real substance beyond the computer screen?

Big business has coordinated against religious freedom across the country, and the Left loves it. Just don’t corporations dare to exercise conservative political speech.

Comedienne Sarah Silverman has switched support from Hillary Clinton to socialist Bernie Sanders, because ‘free stuff for everyone.’

States nationwide are beginning to join the ‘Fight for $15.’ My job experience in Seattle, Washington helps illustrate why that’s a bad idea.

Candidates, Congress, and the public are concerned about how Muslim refugees may affect national security. They should also consider how refugees will affect our culture.

CODE PINK founder Medea Benjamin took over the Q&A after Lindsey Graham’s foreign policy remarks, hurdling some criticism at the presidential hopeful.

If liberals want to blame millennials for racism that could descend into Dylann Roof’s behavior, they should hold up a mirror.

Political correctness starts in American universities and from there extends to the rest of the country.