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'Trump was right' vs. 'Trump was wrong': Two different cases for the Iran bombings
The argument supporting President Trump's decision to strike Iran centers on the perceived threat posed by Tehran's nuclear ambitions and its destabilizing influence across the Middle East.
Trump checks Iran off presidential punch list previous leaders avoided
The administration has given a lot of scattershot and ad hoc reasons for attacking Iran.
Don Hodel: A good and faithful servant
One name from the Reagan team that often flies below the radar is Donald P. Hodel, who served as secretary of energy and secretary of the interior under Reagan.
The cost of gender ideology is civilizational ruin
Last month's shooting at Canada's Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, which left eight people dead and more than 25 wounded, is especially shocking for a country that prides itself on regulating firearms. Canadians have been desperately searching for answers, but the authorities and media are unlikely to point them to one plausible explanation: the transgender medical industry.
Christians face brutal year in China; don't let Beijing bury repression of religious freedom
In December, hundreds of armed police swept through a village near Wenzhou, China, reportedly tearing down crosses and arresting more than 100 members of unregistered Protestant churches.
Don't let socialism ruin college sports
Should the revenue made by big-time college athletics be "shared" by all the schools?
Trump's unjust, unconstitutional war with Iran
This weekend, some apologists for President Trump's attacks on Iran argued that because the plans called for a quick strike, the attacks do not constitute a war.
Why America should measure its environmental performance
My commonsense effort to acknowledge the environmental performance of America's workers and industry has been met with breathless hysteria exemplified by a recent piece by Michael McKenna.
Epstein depositions revive Clintons' long war with credibility
How much faith should one have put in the veracity of Bill Clinton when he testified last week that he'd done "nothing wrong" in his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein?
Now, the U.S. must defend others, especially in Asia
Bombing Iran was the easy part.
Two traps for Trump to avoid on Iran
So much of life is about creating an effective balance.
The difficult path to 2% inflation
The economy is in a sweet spot, but accomplishing 2% inflation will be tough.
WATCH: Trump's Iran strike fulfills 'America First' promise despite partisan outrage
On Saturday, President Trump made one of the best -- and, at eight minutes, briefest -- speeches of his career.
North Korea doubles down on nuclear weapons
At the Ninth Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea, held every five years, North Korea's Kim Jong-un left the door open for engagement with the U.S. and reaffirmed hostility with South Korea.
Heritage's 'save the family' plan empowers women
When my colleagues at The Heritage Foundation released a major report titled "Saving America by Saving the Family," they expected pushback from the political left.
Elizabeth Warren would rather fight Trump than fix housing
For millions of Americans, homeownership feels further out of reach than ever before.
Crypto's greatest risk: Legislative inaction
Legislative inaction is now the greatest threat facing crypto.
Pro-transgender Democrats are the real 'science deniers'
Has anyone noticed that climate change alarmist Democrats no longer refer to those who don't buy into their baseless warnings of impending eco-apocalypse as "science deniers"?
China's puppet People's Forum captures Times Square with fake protests for Iran
It took only hours for the Marxist-China-friendly People's Forum to organize, staff and equip protesters to descend on Times Square on Feb. 28 to proclaim solidarity with Iran's brutal regime.
Austin terror attack exposes consequences of Democratic immigration policies
A man born in Senegal walked into an Austin bar late Sunday night and opened fire.
