



Albert Mohler: When Politics Cross the Sanctuary Line
Don Lemon—the former CNN host—has been arrested over the recent invasion of Cities Church in St Paul Minnesota. There are massive religious liberty and constitutional issues at stake. What we witnessed was a political mob invading an evangelical church at worship. It was grotesquely and morally wr…

Ed Morrissey: Media Newspeak Reveals its Propaganda Mission
George Orwell’s dystopian warning about language manipulation is increasingly writ large in the mainstream media. The New York Times published essays from a man they identified as a ‘Gaza doctor’ who sharply criticized Israel for fighting the war Hamas started. Turns out this “doctor” is a well-kn…

Carol Platt Liebau: The Beginning of Legal Reckoning
In January last year, President Trump signed an executive order restricting irreversible sex change procedures for minors. But a recent legal judgment may do almost as much to bring this barbaric practice to a halt. A twenty-two- year-old woman has just won $2 million dollars after suing physicia…

Carol Platt Liebau: Pass the Save Act
In a representative democracy like the United States, the right to vote – is precious. It’s how “we the people” decide who will represent us and which laws will govern us. That’s why it’s restricted to citizens. They’re presumed to have the long-term interests of our country at heart. The SAVE Ac…

Seth Leibsohn: Democrats Setting Fire to Reason
Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes once postulated that certain irresponsible “eloquence may set fire to reason.” This is why Chuck Schumer was roundly denounced for publicly threatening Justices Kavanaugh and Gorsuch that they wouldn’t know what hit them and would release a whirlwind if …

Chris Stigall: Signalgate
SignalGate exploded last week when independent journalist Cam Higby released an undercover investigation that should shock every American. Organized, encrypted networks of anti-ICE activists in Minneapolis using Signal chat groups to coordinate real-time interference with federal immigration enfor…

Carol Platt Liebau: A Future for Freedom in Iran?
Spontaneous nationwide protests have erupted across the repressive Islamist theocracy of Iran. Ordinary Iranians are demanding not only economic relief, but an end to the Islamic Republic itself. This is the largest popular uprising Iran has seen in nearly two decades. And the regime is responding…

Ed Morrissey: A Chance for Peace in Minnesota?
Can America avoid another war in the streets, this time over federal enforcement of immigration law? Both Donald Trump and Governor Tim Walz have that opportunity. After a second shooting involving an activist during Homeland Security’s Operation Metro Surge last week, tensions escalated and viol…

Seth Leibsohn: The Chicken Little Left
There’s an old adage about speculation and opinionizing over what a political leader may or may not do: it goes “Those who know don’t say, and those who say don’t know.” This would be a good rule for those who catastrophize the consequences of President Donald Trump’s proposed actions … before the…

Hugh Hewitt: American Leadership Is Back
The first year of the second term of President Trump concluded on Tuesday this week—and only the most extreme of partisans will deny that 45-47 hung a lot of wins on the wall: A closed border, "eight-and-a-quarter" peace negotiations, the "one big beautiful bill," Operation Midnight Hammer in Iran,…