Anti-Islam rhetoric in foreign policy speech may inadvertently have thrown traditional Christians under the bus

Rep. Ted Lieu has been one of the few members of Congress to criticize the administration in the last year over its support for the war on Yemen.

Anti-establishment, populist conservatism needs a tribune, not a troll

The Senate’s only public critics of U.S. support for the war, Rand Paul and Chris Murphy, are trying to block the latest sale.

Perspective from a day at a Red Cross shelter in Baton Rouge

Loving Louisiana, giving thanks for the Red Cross and for men with boats

The spirit of the Bayou State

Cervantes’ masterpiece captures the modern human condition in all of its layers and ambiguities.

Hard drive crash, losing last chapter in manuscript, Apple store closed due to flooding — but G.K. Chesterton to the rescue?

Church leaders who stand for anything stand for nothing

There is a long tradition of trusting candidates with classified information.

Understanding the moral psychology of this moment in US politics — and how liberals are making it worse

J.D. Vance’s book strikes a resonant chord with a French reader

Obama’s sin of commission in Yemen is clearly more blameworthy than his “failure” in Syria.

Ryan’s willingness to go along with party leadership remains unchanged.

4thwavenow.com is a samizdat site undermining the trans cult

The American Bar Association attacks conservatives in its ranks

The “Gawker Bill” promises to distinguish between the newsworthy and merely prurient.

What do the polls in key swing states tell us about Trump’s appeal?

Modernity poisons tradition and kills the spirit too. But there are good and bad ways to resist it

The regulatory state is also a prison state.

Today’s lost children, mutilated by a popular culture

Preventing sexual assault requires a much broader, more holistic approach.

Christians, Jews, and Muslims take a stand against California’s SB1146. Notice who’s not on the list

On foreign policy, he prefers rough amateur Trump to GOP ‘recidivist failures’

We should assume that she will get the U.S. involved in crises and conflicts that have not yet begun.

The U.S. continues to enable the Saudis’ reckless, atrocious war of choice.

How the Sexual Revolution institutionalizes itself through conformist merchants and the Pill of Murti-Bing

Rural California health care nurse reads Hillbilly Elegy, recognizes her patients

There are certainly problems with the ways we tax families, but this is a questionable way of addressing them.

Kaine has been one of the few members of Congress to challenge presidential authority to bomb ISIS targets