The level of criticism Dylan Mulvaney receives is in proportion to the level of attention he seeks.

The late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks’s explanation is concise and precise.

On Friday’s episode of The Editors, National Review writer Maddy Kearns noted the twisted standards applied to the anti-Israel protests on campuses.

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum is hanging in there. Instead of eyeing the exit to the Republican presidential primary race, his campaign has forged ahead and filed for a special caucus being held by the Nevada Republican Party. Advertisement We look forward to being on the ballot in Nevada in 2024! https://t.co/5GC1OqxZB4 — Doug Burgum […]

On Monday’s CNN This Morning, the show gave Middle East analyst and pro-Palestinian advocate Omar Baddar a platform to make unfettered accusations against Israel and the Israel Defence Force, falsely suggesting they were engaged in committing “daily war crimes” and the “mass indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas,” as he blamed “injustice” perpetrated by Israel for the weekend terrorist […]

What in the hell just happened? Something happened and George Santos is mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. I’m sure this mystery will be resolved eventually but right now it’s just more drama surrounding the least credible man in congress (not an easy feat). Here’s what I know. It involved George […]

There is nothing more clarifying than listening to a speaker who says what they really mean. That is true when you agree with somebody and is equally true when you don’t. That is true when a saint professes love for their enemies and is true when a vicious person declares his hatred for others. Advertisement […]

There are ten-day stretches when the country could operate without a speaker of the House and few would even notice, but this past week wasn’t one of them.

Students for Justice in Palestine organized the vigil in Georgetown’s Red Square.

The logic of the campaign’s spin and position is baffling.