Robert Knight

Witchcraft goes mainstream while Christian voices pushed aside

A burgeoning market in witchcraft aimed mostly at teenage girls and young women is operating under the radar. Published July 20, 2025

Pastors should be more involved in politics, not less

Before 1954, pastors, priests and rabbis could openly endorse political parties or candidates. Published July 13, 2025

The tide has turned on transgender insanity

First, let's be clear: People confused about their sexual identity merit our compassion. Published July 6, 2025

From Iran’s comeuppance to New York’s primary, Democrats are flailing

Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities were not the only things going up in smoke last week, courtesy of American bombers sent by President Trump. Published June 29, 2025

GOP must tie all Democrats to the party’s radical policies and appointees

If you still doubt whether elections have consequences, the Supreme Court ruling on a Tennessee statute last week should clarify things. Published June 22, 2025

Believe your lying eyes about the L.A. riots

A battle of perceptions has been underway since rioting began on June 6 in Los Angeles over the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigrants. Published June 15, 2025

Critics aside, America’s 250th birthday party is taking shape

President Trump has promised a "huge" celebration next year to commemorate America's 250th birthday. Published June 8, 2025

Much of wokeness fueled by the sexual revolution

The flame of wokeness -- intolerance in the name of tolerance -- wasn't lit recently. It has been smoldering under the flag of liberalism for the past 100 years or so. Published June 1, 2025

Who’s afraid of artificial intelligence?

I confess that when seeing the constant news about artificial intelligence, my eyes tend to glaze over. Published May 25, 2025

Americans are getting wise to the left’s chicanery

The only good thing to come out of COVID-19 is the public's awakening to the fact that government officials will lie to us and the media will help them do it. Published May 18, 2025

Democrats can’t seem to give up the transgender madness

You may have heard by now that Loudoun County, Virginia, school officials are at it again. Published May 11, 2025

Rise of spirituality without religion in modern America

The death of a pope prompts much talk about spiritual matters. Published May 4, 2025

Selective due process, media hypocrisy and a rare glimpse of sanity at The Washington Post

For the past couple of weeks, aside from bashing President Trump over tariffs, the media have been fixated on an illegal immigrant deported to El Salvador. Published April 27, 2025

Easter’s ‘forever’ promise

The word "forever" gets thrown around a lot. One place, however, where the term has profound, transcendent meaning is the Bible, where it's mentioned 310 times. Published April 20, 2025

The left wants to remake America in its own image

Colorado and Vermont are unusually beautiful states renowned for scenery, skiing and, in Vermont's case, cheese and ice cream. Published April 13, 2025

Global leftist elites are targeting conservative and populist leaders

When Vladimir Putin jails or poisons rivals or journalists or even invades a neighboring country, it's not all that shocking. Published April 6, 2025

Will Republicans finally end PBS and NPR subsidies?

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is in the news again. Published March 30, 2025

Unelected judges trying to diminish Trump’s executive weight

President Trump is in a public wrestling match with Chief Justice John Roberts and some of the federal judiciary. Published March 23, 2025

Trump targets the left’s lawfare

President Trump issued an executive order March 6 suspending any government work by the law firm of Perkins Coie and its contractors. Published March 16, 2025