Fox Opinion

It looked like a scene out of a dystopian film -- row after row of brainwashed students - thrusting their fists into the air.

On Tuesday vice presidential nominees, Governor Mike Pence and Senator Tim Kaine will take the debate stage.

If history’s any indication, America is in for a letdown come Tuesday night when the two vice presidential hopefuls square off at Longwood College.

To say the East Carolina University Marching Band struck a wrong chord with fans over the weekend would be an understatement.

Aleppo has become an abandoned city, reduced to rubble. Buildings are demolished and shattered. Peoples’ faces are lifeless.

Every week, Fox News contributor Karl Rove wraps up the last week in politics and offers an inside look at the week ahead.

What happened to Kim Kardashian in Paris this weekend, where she was tied up and robbed of more than $10 million in jewelry, was not an impromptu idea.

The final minutes of the first presidential debate last Monday night were marked by a startling shift to a 20-year-old story as Hillary Clinton ambushed Donald Trump with an accusation designed to make him unacceptable to women.

I couldn’t imagine losing the farm my family had built. After all, it was my dad’s dream to pass it on to us kids.

On Oct. 2, Colombians will vote on whether to approve or reject a flawed peace agreement reached by the government and the FARC narco-terror group.

Talk of non-interventionism from the Venezuelan regime belies an eagerness to expand influence beyond their borders. For many years, they have had their eyes on Colombia; now the so-called Peace Agreement will open the door for 21st-century socialism, perhaps irreversibly.

Technically, he committed no crimes. But that makes him no less violent and despicable than, say, O. J. Simpson.

President Obama is doing anything but closing out his lame duck term quietly.

Friday marks the 40th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment—the appropriations legislation that bars states from using federal funds to pay for abortion.

We live in a corrupt country. We thought America was different from a Banana Republic, but we were naïve. We were wrong.

In 2013 a small family bakery in Northwestern Oregon refused to make a cake for a lesbian wedding.

The funeral of Shimon Peres was exactly the kind of grand sendoff that he, himself, himself would have appreciated.

Five years ago, President Obama took the extraordinary decision to target Anwar al-Awlaki, a charismatic American-born imam turned Al Qaeda terror plotter, for taking the “lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent Americans.”

“His Majesty” is an unlikely title for a 21-year-old political science major from Grosse Pointe, Michigan.

Technically, he committed no crimes. But that makes him no less violent and despicable than, say, O. J. Simpson.