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A proposition to allow Saudi Arabia the capacity to enrich uranium at a time when we are fighting so hard to prevent it in Iran raises questions.

The band’s grounding in the real world and faith was a powerful witness to a generation of young Catholics struggling during the scandal.

These days careful scrutiny is applied to every artistic endeavor that presumes to include references to non-Western cultures, while purposeful bastardizations apply to any depictions of Western culture.

Before it gets out of hand and the generation that has outnumbered all others ceases to have that privilege in society, it’s time to think about how to deal with the consequences of Boomer rule.

The bill is coming due for liberal Hollywood’s struggling film industry, which blindly supported Democrats who never return the favor.

A brief history of the origins of PRC election meddling.

After a generation of tiptoeing around minority voters because they are supposed to be “natural conservatives,” Conservative Inc. has nothing to show for their efforts but the contempt of younger voters on the right.

Hungary’s new prime minister, who unseated the supposedly authoritarian Viktor Orbán, is acting in ways that are suspiciously … authoritarian.

Harris checks the identity-politics boxes that may be as important as winning to Democratic primary voters, and the other lane is too far to the left.

To understand the powerful forces the West is confronting in its struggle against the left, we’d do well to recall Christopher Lasch’s description of the narcissistic personality that now dominates.

The U.S. House of Representatives is investigating teacher-union leader Randi Weingarten for allegedly using union dues to cover the cost of writing a book.

On America’s “alleged communists,” the “Red Scare” of the 1950s, and the willful ignorance of today’s democratic socialist sympathizers.

In the world of entertainment, persistence is not a virtue but a chilling reminder that your best days are behind you.

We will not be able to fight today’s woke leftists unless and until we understand the distinctions between them and the real Communists of the Cold War era.

The men killed in recent ICE cases of mistaken identity paid the ultimate price for the Democrats’ insane immigration agenda.

The death of 21-year-old Tobias Forsythe, after an Uzbek national with a commercial driver’s license rear-ended him, highlights the callous neglect of states that persist in giving CDLs to foreign nationals who don’t speak English.

Two street preachers were recently confronted by Texas police officers and warned that their speech could lead to arrests. The incident now has the attention of the feds.

The American people deserve to know who is spending their money, where it is going, and who will be held responsible when it is wasted.

Daniel Mendelsohn’s memoir relates how the ancient story of the return of an absent father melted the ice between him and his own dad.

As healthcare replaces manufacturing as the biggest source of jobs in our economy, the habits of socialism naturally follow.

Calls to ostracize constitutional law professors who fail to persuade the Supreme Court to adopt their positions betray a lack of confidence on the part of the victors.

While he emphasizes important insights about human nature, Pope Leo appears to be too closely tethered to outmoded, and even feudal, assumptions about technological and economic advancement.

Florida’s State Board of Governors approves notorious DEI-pusher, Stuart Bell, as University of Florida President.

Lithwick’s outrage at the Supreme Court’s ruling in the recent decision upholding a state’s right to ban transgender athletes in women’s sports calls to mind her despicable coverage of the Kavanaugh hearings.

Pope Leo’s activities over the last week show a Vatican bent on punishing traditional Catholics and pushing left-wing political causes.

Back stories about Democrat Xavier Becerra, California’s governor-in-waiting, demonstrate how California is about to become a vassal state to Mexico.

Sony’s message to gamers is “You’ll own nothing and be happy.”

Lionel Shriver’s A Better Life is a cautionary tale—if it is not too late.

On the different reactions to the birthright citizenship case from Chronicles as opposed to neoconservatives.

A program created to fund struggling communities is now openly devoted to woke and left-wing causes, in another clear case of mission creep.

When you leave the teaching of history to progressives, America’s achievements always come in second place to our failures.

A great republic ought to look like one.

Reflections on the America of 1976—what it had and what it lacked—in comparison with now.

The Supreme Court’s ruling in West Virginia v. B.P.J. reflects Kavanaugh’s understanding both of sports and of the real and natural differences between men and women.

Republican-controlled state legislatures are finally exercising their authority over the general education standards at public universities.

Citizenship is the legal bond between a people and their country, not a souvenir handed out to anyone fortunate enough to deliver a child within our borders.

In restoring the executive’s authority to terminate Temporary Protected Status for foreign nationals, the Court recognizes the obvious truth that protections can end when the emergencies that initiated them end.

The fawning coverage of the Obama family in the mainstream press is comparable to the most egregious examples of Stalinist propaganda in the old Soviet Union.

In defying expectations about genre and intellectual stereotypes, Zoe Dubno’s Happiness & Love is a book for our time.

In the clash between the left and the Trump-style right, a liberal like Bill Maher is going to find himself on the right, whether he likes it or not.

No other issue on the table registers as much consistent and overwhelming support as the administration’s position on immigration. Republicans need to lean into it.

Taking it on the chin, or at least around the hairline, is key.

The first rule for Christians when it comes to AI ought to be: Don’t let it teach you to lie.

Uwe Boll’s new film, Citizen Vigilante, is that rare work by a bad filmmaker that perfectly captures the zeitgeist.

A look back at John Derbyshire’s We Are Doomed on the occasion of America’s 250th birthday serves as a reminder that the only true hope for America and, indeed, mankind, is a spiritual one.

After decades of noting the university’s deficiencies in essays that were ignored, the scholar’s polite approach to political confrontation has achieved nothing.

It was a doomed operation, the consequences of which are still being felt by both nations even as its lessons remain inexplicably elusive.

Obama’s ongoing quest to make sure the United States has Bidens all the way down.