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War on the Right

War on the Right

Conservatives must be willing to champion ideas over the demands of the election cycle  Read more

Judge hands defeat to Mueller team in Russian troll farm case

Judge hands defeat to Mueller team in Russian troll farm case

Mueller's team asked for a delay on Friday because it was unclear whether the firm had formally accepted the court summons for the case  Read more

Why Members of Congress Secretly Like Unpopular Omnibus Bills

Why Members of Congress Secretly Like Unpopular Omnibus Bills

Only when members become willing to take tough votes, and to abide by the outcome even if it results in policy outcomes they disfavor, will the process become more open and transparent  Read more

Sessions Sends New Judges and Prosecutors to Handle Border Crisis

Sessions Sends New Judges and Prosecutors to Handle Border Crisis

Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who announced federal charges for members of the infamous open borders caravan earlier this week, is sending additional resources to the U.S. southern border with Mexico to handle the ongoing border crisis  Read more

Trump signs executive order establishing faith-based office at White House

Trump signs executive order establishing faith-based office at White House

President Trump signed an executive order Thursday creating a White House office on faith initiatives that will help to ensure religious groups have access to government funding  Read more

Trump: Payments to Stormy Daniels were meant to stop her from making 'false' accusations

Trump: Payments to Stormy Daniels were meant to stop her from making 'false' accusations

President Trump said Thursday that the payments his personal lawyer Michael Cohen made to porn star Stormy Daniels were aimed at keeping her from making "false accusations" that she and Trump had an affair, and insisted that campaign funds were not used to make that $130,000 payment  Read more

Donald Trump's new lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, casts doubt on Mueller interview

Donald Trump's new lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, casts doubt on Mueller interview

President Trump's new lawyer is casting renewed doubt on whether Trump will sit down with Special Counsel Robert Mueller about the Russia investigation  Read more

Keep the Pressure on Kim

Keep the Pressure on Kim

Nothing good comes from yearning for a Nobel Peace Prize for its own sake  Read more

Here's Who Trump Could Nominate to Lead the VA

Here's Who Trump Could Nominate to Lead the VA

After Rear Admiral and White House Dr. Ronny Jackson withdrew his nomination to be the next Secretary of Veteran's Affairs last week, President Trump has been looking for replacements  Read more

Indiana’s GOP Primaries Get Nasty In Final Days

Indiana’s GOP Primaries Get Nasty In Final Days

As recent Adm. Ronny Jackson saga reminds us, politics can sink to the personal and rumors very fast. It is up to us to raise the culture and norms  Read more

Suicide of the Conservative Movement

Suicide of the Conservative Movement

Jonah Goldberg appeared recently on “Conversations with Bill Kristol” to discuss his new book, Suicide of the West  Read more

New anti-DACA case draws favorable judge

New anti-DACA case draws favorable judge

Texas has already caught its first break in its new lawsuit to stop the Obama-era DACA program, after the case was assigned to U.S. District Judge Andrew S. Hanen  Read more

Trump blasts leak of Mueller questions as ‘disgraceful’

Trump blasts leak of Mueller questions as ‘disgraceful’

The disclosure comes as Trump’s lawyers are negotiating whether the president will sit down for an interview with the special counsel  Read more

President Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for North Korea diplomacy

President Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for North Korea diplomacy

From forcing China to use its influence to matching Kim Jong Un's aggressiveness, Donald Trump has done more to earn the Nobel Peace Prize than Barack Obama  Read more

Israel Exposes Iran's Nuclear Lies, and the Limits of U.S. Intelligence

Israel Exposes Iran's Nuclear Lies, and the Limits of U.S. Intelligence

Advocating for a pact in 2015, John Kerry said American agencies had "absolute knowledge" about the regime's past nuclear efforts  Read more

Trump-Tester Dust-Up Could Heat Up MT Senate Race

Trump-Tester Dust-Up Could Heat Up MT Senate Race

As a Democrat running for re-election in a state Donald Trump won by 20 percentage points, Jon Tester should have been among the most vulnerable incumbents in the upper chamber this year  Read more

Conway on Possible Midterm Blue Wave: ‘Our Eyes Are Wide Open’ at the White House

Conway on Possible Midterm Blue Wave: ‘Our Eyes Are Wide Open’ at the White House

Kellyanne Conway, counselor to President Trump, argued that the Democratic Party does not have a “cohesive message” to take back the House but said “eyes are wide open” at the White House as the midterm elections inch closer  Read more

Migrant caravan: No room for asylum seekers at border crossing, U.S. says

Migrant caravan: No room for asylum seekers at border crossing, U.S. says

A group of about 200 Central American migrants made a final triumphant walk Sunday, singing and cheering as they made their way toward an official border crossing to apply for asylum in the United States  Read more