Politics

Feminists who happen to disagree with some of the transgender movement's goals are being ostracized by the left.

When will we stop the exploitation of minors to score cheap political points with people who are typically shielded from criticism?

Polar bears are back in unprecedented numbers. Why isn't the media talking about this success story?

Will the craziness ever end?

What exactly are American interests? What unifies our foreign policy? 

The government's intervention could have killed the light bulb, what will be the next thing it seeks to control?

Are we willing to sacrifice “wokeness” or virtue signaling in order to cut through the haze and tread the path of common sense?

Many Americans are now without a sense of community even in their own home town. We need to refocus on local matters and civic engagement.

The targeted use of immigration by the Chinese government could result in the dilution of the Hong Kongese identity.

Outrage has replaced reason in the debate surrounding biodiversity and poisoned the way we talk about workable solutions.

A lot of human society is based around fossil fuels. What would the consequence be if we eliminated them?

White nationalism is in fact a very specific form of rootlessness, an ideology of alienation.

Plato's Republic sheds profound light on the real problem.

It's very easy to find ways to be miserable when all you do is compare yourself to those who are better off than yourself.

A biologically male runner in the NCAA’s top division is competing in women’s cross country this fall.

It only takes one day on the outskirts of Munich to realize exactly how misled some critics of the President truly are.

Quit trying to silence those with whom you disagree, deliver some straight up facts and information, and maybe you’ll win back some of the trust Americans once felt toward their media.

Traditional political ads are giving way to new formats, ones which the president is so far absolutely dominating.

In a state like New York, its self-evident that rural voters don't always control the Electoral College votes of their states.

Minimum wage laws have a long and dirty history in social engineering and eugenics.

Politicians in both parties are rallying around the President as he does what is necessary necessary and takes on China's unfair trade policies.

A doctor who knows explains how government run health care is more expensive, less efficient, and leads to lower quality care.

The history of the 19th Amendment isn't as well known as one would hope. The party that backed women's suffrage the most ardently might surprise some people.

There are a variety of lessons to be drawn from how the Allied governments conducted themselves during World War II. Some of those messages may be more in tune with our current political climate than we care to admit.

What remains of 1969? One might recall some of Fonda’s last words in Easy Rider, “We blew it,” and think of them as an epitaph for an era as well as a film.

It is unclear exactly why this has become something of a lost art.

Everything has a trade-off, no matter what 1-800 number politician is on the line.

To paraphrase Orwell, thought corrupts language and language corrupts thought.