The incentive is obvious: money. Each interaction, each digital conversation, each emotional hit becomes data, engagement, and profit.

From Nigeria to Iraq, Christians die, leaders pray — and Jerusalem gets the sermons. C hristians are not like Muslims. They have no record of acting for persecuted flock. They’ll pray, perhaps. But ...

Some complain that “Orwellian” has become the most overused phrase in current political discourse, but I beg to disagree. Although George Orwell succumbed to tuberculosis — and perhaps political ...

Trump’s orders for the boat strikes were made after Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared several organizations to be “foreign terrorist organizations.” The State Department designations included ...

Why air traffic controllers can’t treat shutdowns like optional workdays. G overnment shutdowns carry with them many risks, both political and physical. One major risk comes from the air travel ...

But his entire argument begins with a faulty premise: that Christian nationalism is some rogue ideology disconnected from Scripture, history, or common sense. In reality, it’s nothing more than the ...

MTG was once mocked by the media but is now being portrayed as a principled political player.

That’s the heart of Knowles’ analysis: The Trump–MTG feud is not about Epstein files, “kindness,” or tariffs. It’s about protecting coalition integrity. When movements turn inward, they rot. When they ...

It’s been a rough year for me, particularly regarding family. The death of my mom, whom I was caring for, and my kid brother struggling with Alzheimer’s hit me really hard. So has the fact that I’m ...

Let’s admit it took a lot of work to tear down the wall of woke darkness that haunted us for years, but now we live in times of genuine beauty and happiness. Besides, I can’t imagine any way of being ...

Paradoxically, the high educational achievement of American Jews may contribute to their political positions. Jews are overrepresented not only among college graduates but among those with advanced ...

This speech was originally delivered by the author at “The Catholic Bill Buckley Conference,” hosted by the Portsmith Institute at Portsmith Abbey School on June 6, 2009. At this conference, we have ...