Trump admin's drug policy is incoherent
Has the Trump administration staked out a paradoxical position on illegal drugs?
Tony Perkins and David Closson
Obamacare is collapsing. Republicans should let it
Some issues in Washington are like that proverbial leaking roof: everyone knows it needs fixing, and every storm reminds us of the problem.
Has the war on drugs succeeded? The real problem is far worse
Has the war on drugs succeeded? And will eliminating the cargo and crew of drug boats bring victory?
Israel and Palestine: The two-state problem
This week, the U.N. Security Council approved a U.S.-drafted resolution intended to bring lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
The Epstein file storm that won’t blow over
If more than 100 House Republicans join Democrats to demand transparency, it will be difficult for Senate Republicans to bury the issue.
Are the 2025 elections a shadow of things to come?
Tuesday’s election results may be shadows of things to come, but they don’t have to be.
Tucker Carlson’s mockery and God’s irrevocable call
No — Christian support for Israel is not heresy.
No Mideast peace if terrorism is allowed breeding grounds
If Israel is to achieve even a managed peace, it must remove from its enemies the false hope of a Palestinian state within its God-given borders.
Will the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire hold?
True and lasting peace will come only when...
The federal abortion puppeteer
It’s time for more states to challenge the abortion strings that have tied their hands for far too long.
