Fox Opinion

Plenty of Americans make far less than the Democratic presidential candidates, but they give more to charitable causes.

The Shroud of Turin strengthens our hope, something more important than the artifacts that surround us.

“I believe.” Those first two words of the most historic creed of the Christian faith underline the fact that belief is central to true Christianity. Easter, like Christmas, comes once a year to remind us of the beliefs that are central and essential.

The report by Special Counsel Robert Mueller paints a stunning picture of bottomless corruption in the Trump White House. The report makes it crystal clear that Donald Trump has spent his entire presidency engaged in a nonstop campaign of obstruction, intimidation and abuse of power.

I was 8 years old when God opened the eyes of my heart to His grace and I received Jesus as my Savior. I’d watched a Billy Graham movie, “The Prodgial” with my mom in a movie theatre that evening, and I couldn’t close my eyes that night without responding to what was burning in my heart.

Have you ever thought to yourself, “One day I’ll really commit to living the Christian lifestyle, but I’m just not ready for that yet?” I grew up learning about Jesus and His sacrifice, but believing and living out my beliefs were different things. When I went away to college I started building walls around my heart, with very REAL feelings of guilt, shame, and rebellion.

You don’t have to be a practicing internist like me to know that excess sugar leads to weight gain, diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease.

Following the lead of President Trump – himself the son and husband of immigrants – many Republicans have embraced an intense hostility to immigrants not seen since the “Know Nothing” nativist movement of the 1850s.

Attorney General William Barr is being wrongly criticized by Democrats for his handling of the Mueller report.

Democrats and their media partners owe Attorney General Bill Barr an apology.

Journalism is never having to say you’re sorry. Or wrong. That’s what much of the news media taught the American people this week.

All people, regardless of geography, should have a right to earn an honest living.  

Young people are on the front lines of America's battle to loosen marijuana access.

Courage, or lack of it, is a window that reveals your level of humility, which makes it a primary signpost on your walk with Christ.

My father, Charles Krauthammer, was a lover of sports. Not just for the sheer joy of the games themselves, but for what they revealed about an essential aspect of the human experience: our capacity and drive to achieve excellence.

As we near the month of May, encouraging our reflection and recognition of those suffering from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, for National ALS Awareness Month, author John Paine shares his emotional journey through diagnosis of the disease and the following 17 years, eventually coming to see himself as the “luckiest man.”

I was only 5 when I walked into my mother's bedroom and told her I wanted to give my life to Christ.

If Abraham Lincoln’s assassination opened the door to segregation, it was James Garfield’s murder that cemented that path.

Watching the first wave of reaction to Attorney General Barr’s Press Conference and the release of the Mueller Report led me to conclude America is trapped in a cycle of media madness.

Stand by for a wild week: it begins Monday! Congress drifts back after the Easter break. Normally, that would not create much excitement, but these are different times.