Imagine how furious I was to find out that my son, let me repeat that, my SON, was recently asked what his gender identity is on, of all things, a teacher evaluation form.
Despite the calls for the International Olympic Committee to move the Winter Games out of Beijing, the IOC has declared they are "strictly politically neutral at all times."
NBC News recently declared that women are engaging in "transphobic rhetoric" simply by offering reasonable objections to the destruction of their sports.
During the oral arguments over the Biden vaccine mandates last week, two largely disconnected views emerged from the right and left of the Supreme Court.
In a culture that seems to celebrate coarseness and crassness, Saget’s fatherly "Danny Tanner" role on "Full House" and his longtime gig hosting "America’s Funniest Home Videos" were decidedly and decisively G-rated.
For many high-risk Americans, it’s hard to get a COVID test. Meanwhile, millions of tests are being used on the lowest-risk population on earth—immunized, young, healthy students.
On January 3, Manhattan's new District Attorney Alvin Bragg distributed a memo setting out a number of radical changes to the office’s approach to law enforcement.
Leonard Williams, a Chicago comedian, joined Pastor Corey Brooks on the rooftop to discuss their enduring faith in people despite difficult circumstances.
A recent New York Times article, "If You’ve Had Covid, Do You Need the Vaccine?" argues that vaccination is still the best choice after recovering from the disease. It mentions both of us, Mr. Isaac by name and Dr. Kheriaty by reference to a "psychiatrist," with a link to Kheriaty's lawsuit challenging the University of California’s mandate.
Instead of concessions to Putin, Biden should reinforce the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine, and make every effort to contribute to the self-defense of Ukrainian territory by Ukrainians.
Are they kidding? The Washington Post reports that the Joe Biden White House will soon ask Congress for even more money to battle the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today, on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, we honor the courageous men and women who proudly serve our communities and keep our families safe.
The start of a new year is a time for reflection and opportunity. As we look forward to 2022, we should also recall what we learned as a country in 2021.