President Trump has the chance to capture Kharg Island, which would be to him what Vicksburg was to Ulysses S. Grant.
Mother’s Day is coming up, and this is a good time to reflect on its history, and the irony of the advocacy of abortion.
In 2012 the federal government gave the City of Indianapolis a six-figure grant to fund free bus fare for residents attending the Super Bowl.
To answer those who think socialism means justice, one who lived through it and almost lost everything tells the brutal truth.
The bio-play Giant shows that Roald Dahl was no moral giant, given his incessant and often over-the-top antisemitism.
Scouting once stood for manly virtue, and for duty to God and country, duty to others, and duty to self. Can it find greatness again?
Becca Rothfeld has written a new book criticizing classical liberalism as neglecting human well-being. But she misunderstands both.
Iran did pose an existential threat to America, as its own leaders loudly, and repeatedly, proclaimed before Trump went to war.
The Senate used to talk things to death, or until the talking side could talk no longer. It's time to bring that debate style back.
Iran is the modern Amalek, and the strikes on it force Jewish thinkers to face, again, the moral obligation to confront evil.