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Beijing's new law claims the right to punish U.S. citizens
On July 1, a new Chinese law took effect. It claims the right to punish people who have never set foot in China, including those residing on American soil.
Lifelong love has no price tag
Years ago, there was a bumper sticker that read, "He who dies with the most stuff wins."
Republicans should stop helping Democrats empower union bosses
Congress recently handed organized labor its biggest win in a generation, and most Americans have no idea it happened.
Trump's insulting, embarrassing White House Correspondents' Association dinner performance
President Trump's performance at the retooled White House Correspondents' Association dinner Friday made me nostalgic for the days of Vice President Spiro Agnew.
Fixing broken homes key to ending disorder in the streets
This year's July Fourth was supposed to be a joyous celebration of our 250th anniversary, but the glee turned to chaos in Newport Beach, California, where youthful revelers looted rather than saluted.
Schwab and Walmart get it right on not covering gender transitions for minors
The millions of working parents who show up every day at their jobs to support their families and pay into their company's healthcare plans trust that their premiums will fund genuine medical care.
Thirty years later, welfare reform needs its own reform
The summer of 1996 marked a historic triumph for America.
Dr. Fauci exposes himself as a fame-hungry, egotistical, lying maniac
Dr. Anthony Fauci will testify before the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday after being subpoenaed. He deserves more than the public tongue-lashing he rightfully will receive.
Trump can finish what 12 presidents failed to do in Cuba
Every news report out of Havana is telling us that Cuba today is very much like East Germany circa 1989.
Do Democrats hate Israel because they hate God?
Is there a connection between Democrats' growing animosity toward Israel and their rejection of God?
Resistance rising against the woke culture
There has been a lot of pushback lately on a number of levels, which is encouraging in a society that in many ways seems to have gone off the rails.
America's greatness comes from invention and improvisation
On July 23, 1903, Henry Ford, down to his last couple of hundred dollars, sold his first Model A to Ernest Pfennig, a Chicago dentist.
Rabbi Wolpe's evolving Bible leaves faith with no anchor
Recently, Shabbos Kestenbaum, host of the podcast "Theological," interviewed Harvard Divinity School professor David Wolpe.
The year of human rights
This year, Americans commemorate two anniversaries: the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Moscow Helsinki Group.
How to break the Iran war deadlock
In June 2025, the United States, with Israel, attacked Iran with the stated objective of destroying Tehran's capability to create a nuclear weapon.
The Smithsonian's museum of woke
The Smithsonian has become a tax-funded forum for all things woke.
More gubernatorial race chaos in Wisconsin
What a difference a week makes in politics.
What 'The Odyssey' reveals about the modern moral imagination
There is a moment early in Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" when the film pauses to explain the moral law of its world.