Instead of striking Iran, the Dems decide to wage war on the president.

Iran has been at war with us since 1979. The endgame must be the end of the ayatollahs’ regime.

I’ve seen beachgoers try to ditch their phones by chucking them at rocks in the water, but remember: the sea returns everything you give it.

In his ability to identify the true enemy and fight it, Trump is close enough to Churchill. He seems properly intent on seeing things through to a decisive victory. We await the death knell for the ...

Something prevents Tucker from seeing that America has a deep stake in taking down the Iranian nuclear enterprise.

Catholicism has been coursing through the blood of this great nation since long before English Protestants built their first fort on these shores ...

Christian communities are being wiped out across the Middle East. They are taking with them a crucial moderating influence.

Like hand-to-hand combat, politics used to be a blood sport. Now it’s more like a high school lunchroom.

You want to talk about AI dystopia? It’s not a city of smoking ruins. It’s a suburb of soft silence, every need met by algorithm.

The American Revolution was not decided at Bunker Hill. But in that spring of 1775 the rebels proved they had the drive to gain their independence.

What did isolationist voters think when Trump said Iran can’t have nuclear weapons? That he would sit around while Iran built them?

I’ve never heard of the documentary filmmaker Justin Schein, but judging by his new movie, Death and Taxes, the parallels ...