The Senate made a horrible mistake when it refused to cut off military support for this atrocious war.

Our writers on Wendell Berry, Russell Kirk, Philip Payton and more this week.

Says Kevin Williamson: ‘Ask which ideas get you corporate sponsorships and which get you fired’

The Saudi coalition keeps carrying out these attacks with no regard for the lives of civilians, and our government continues to arm and refuel their planes as they do it.

He was the best of us, the worst of us, and the finest mind we’ve ever produced.

Identity politics and anti-white racism tearing the university apart

Bill that could ban certain Christian books approved by state Assembly — without a peep from Catholic bishops

He became far more powerful than Jack Kemp ever was—just not enough to stop Trump’s populist revolution.

He’s promised to get Japanese abductees back, the boldest offer yet by an American leader.

SJWs are summoning demons that they cannot control

Our government has been aiding and abetting Saudi coalition war crimes for three years straight. The administration doesn’t want people knowing that, and that is why the State Department’s report says nothing about these crimes.

Real estate speculation doesn’t create wealth, it sets up a game of musical chairs–and we now know what happens when the music stops.

The president’s latest statement shows how oblivious Trump and his advisers remain to the pitfalls of approaching the meeting with unrealistic expectations.

Bad dates are “abuse.” Putting other women out of work is “empowerment.” How did it go so wrong?

They deconstructed everything. Now there’s no place to hide

It would be a stupid waste of resources, money, and manpower to illegally occupy northeastern Syria in perpetuity.

Repulsive Fresno State prof who danced on Barbara Bush’s grave tests the limits of tolerance for obnoxious speech

Why did Trump bomb Syria? France’s tough-talking president may have had something to do with it.

The refugee crisis has only accelerated tensions between the multi-nationals and those who want to preserve their nation’s identity.

The gap between the U.S. and North Korean positions does not appear to have narrowed at all.

New AUMF would cement forever war and give the phrase ‘world police’ new meaning.

The spurned FBI director is presented as everything that Trump isn’t–and that gets old, quick.

His critics have objected to his preference for resorting to force, his disdain for diplomacy, his hostility to the nuclear deal, his bias against Muslims, and his past record of supporting disastrous wars and torture.

It’s impossible to isolate her influence from that of her family—and she herself wouldn’t have wanted it any other way.

From faulty power stations and shoddy buildings to billions wasted, new evidence shows it was a pipe dream.

Tillerson took a job he wasn’t prepared for, didn’t understand, and couldn’t be bothered to do well.

If a nominee is considered to be so toxic that a majority of the relevant committee can’t bring themselves to vote for him, doesn’t that suggest that the fault for the unprecedented repudiation rests with the nominee or with the president who nominated him?

The fact that she was responsible for torturing any detainees disqualifies her, and now it appears that she was responsible for even more of it than we thought.

Cambridge prof says marriage should be abolished for egalitarian reasons. Do Christians have any real reason to object?

Because for the Democrats, extremism in suppressing dissenting Christians is no vice

Rejecting identity politics makes you persona non grata on the modern left.