A controversy over a pastor’s comments about the Muslim call to prayer is a familiar one.

The media’s dour outlook seems wholly divorced from an objective appraisal of the war in its fourth week.

Relocation, relocation, relocation.

The principles we have long stood for need defending, still.

The abortionist’s horrors are what society offered the scared, troubled pregnant women of West Philadelphia, turning a blind eye to the insidious ‘service’ he provided.

Morrissey meets D. W. Griffith and sings about home, the world, and history.

The U.S.-Israeli military operation is crushing Tehran and challenging the echo chamber’s favorite myth.

In order to hurt Washington, Tehran is practicing a deliberate strategy to weaponize uncertainty.

The vice president will run to succeed his boss unless he falls out of favor with Trump.

What Columbus pulled off was the equivalent, in today’s terms, of traveling to Mars in a jerry-rigged spacecraft.

There is no good reason to disrupt airport security over an immigration policy dispute.

Insisting on ‘imminence’ for military action would consign international law to irrelevance.

Our times are likely to become only more consequential and perilous, making NR more necessary than ever.

Activist judges have been defying the Trump administration and making temporary protected status all but permanent.

A response to Ben Domenech.

War with Iran, to be worth it, needs to produce undeniable change that doesn’t require intelligence analysts to explain.

A life-giving baby step.

The Railway Safety Act would drag the industry backward by prioritizing unions over technology.

Intelligence officials shouldn’t be conspiracy theorists.

Republican donors and activists should get off the bench and make sure Virginia’s voters know that they are not voting to ‘restore fairness.’