The Iranians, emboldened as they are, don’t seem willing to take yes for an answer.

Eli Roth satirizes Hollywood’s idea of confection.

Plus: Spain’s migrant crisis.

History suggests that at least some leftists will come around to conservatism, eventually.

Reversing indoctrination messaging should start with the Smithsonian Institution.

This is not how republican governance is supposed to proceed.

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It is irresponsible to compel one individual to serve as the only source of professional military advice.

The party should take a stand against ranked-choice voting.

The institution was willing to look the other way when it came to the now-former professor’s manifest inadequacies and deceptions for DEI reasons.

At its American History Museum, anger’s in, real history’s out, and heads need to roll.

These qualities play a role in policymaking even when limiting principles are not clear.

Trump is charging Americans a fee for the privilege of receiving news about his official actions earlier than those who do not pay.  

Republicans’ odds are long, but with the outcome of last night’s Democratic primary, they have a shot at saving this race — and much more.

The winner of the Michigan Senate primary does not disclaim the DSA’s radical politics and has a long list of institutions he’d like to see abolished.

The Afghanistan withdrawal left thousands of U.S. weapons behind. Now, they’re in the Taliban’s hands.

Short-term guidance for data-center construction keeps businesses from being able to responsibly plan for the long term.

Blockbuster filmmaker puts Western civilization at dusk.

The most important movement within the Democratic Party is being infiltrated by actual Marxists.

People respond to incentives, whether real or imagined. Some sort of migrant surge was foreseeable.

We shouldn’t dismantle a system that has served patients well for decades.