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Not all Black lives lost are equally valuable to those promoting the narrative that America's systems are the greatest obstacle to Black Americans.

New York Times columnist Tom Friedman is calling for Joe Biden to skip the fall presidential debates.

Washington should not force schools to reopen.

Legitimate and peaceful protests have been hijacked by violent lawbreakers with the ultimate goal of total anarchy.

The Supreme Court bolstered its standing as a defender of religious liberty with two decisions Wednesday vindicating that ideal.

The Grand Canyon is a fitting metaphor for the difference between the uncensored version Trump's Independence Day speech and the distorted versions of his speech shown by the "reality-based press."    

The only reason Democrats are so desperate to implement universal mail-in voting is so they can expand their questionable ballot-harvesting practices across the country.

We are approaching the end of a civilized and free society as we have known it

The national media might have “moved on” from the riots in Minneapolis, but residents have nowhere to go. Much of the Twin Cities is still in ruins.

One hundred liberal writers signed an open letter in Harper’s Magazine condemning cancel culture as an attack on free thought. To which I say: better late than never.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the Trump administration’s exemptions to mandatory contraception coverage under ObamaCare for employers with sincerely held objections. The ruling is welcome, particularly in its recognition that First Amendment religious liberty is not confined to identifiably religious organizations, such as churches, but to all Americans.

I predict the 2020 Democratic platform will be the most un-American, socialist-inspired document to come out of a major party convention.

Keeping kids home is quickly becoming more dangerous than sending them back to class

Both rulings today are significant victories for all people who understand the unique essence of America's founding.

Elite universities have decided that the chaos caused by the coronavirus pandemic presents an opportunity to rob our nation’s higher education students blind – of both their tuition fees and the unique personal experiences and interactions that a college education promises.

Tuesday, the president announced his support for opening the country's schools this fall.

New York's Gov. Cuomo has the nerve to blame grieving family members and heroic nursing-home staffers,

I may not have attended Harvard, but even I am wise enough to know that spending a whopping $50K for a year of online classes is not the smartest thing to do.

To my surprise (and I suspect virtually everyone’s surprise) President Trump is carving a place in history as a teacher and statue builder.

Republicans are hoping that Democrats will once again be fragmented and divided, as we were in 2016. They are in for a disappointment.