Unserious leadership in a very serious time

EDITOR ’S NO TE: Dennis Prager is off this week. We hope readers will enjoy the following guest column by Ben Shapiro. We live in a deeply serious time with deeply unserious leaders.

Biden attacks our founding principle

When the Founders decided it was time for Americans to assume “the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them,” they did so while plainly stating a universally applicable principle.

The economic crisis of massive government spending

For two years, families have experienced the dire impact of massive government spending at the gas pump, the grocery store and in their everyday lives.

O’Rourke’s position on guns

I attended the recent Beto rally. Beto ranted and raved about guns for about 10 minutes. What he says about them depends on the audience he has. In front of liberal audiences, he calls for gun confiscation. In front of more conservative audiences, he calls for repressive new anti-gun laws.

Warped view of compassion is destroying our society

EDITOR’s NOTE: Michelle Malkin is off this week. We hope readers will enjoy this substitute column by Laura Hollis. Thousands of years of civilizations (of all sorts) have demonstrated that there are certain foundations a society must have in order for humans to flourish and prosper generally.

Biden Regime collapses the ‘public’-‘private’ distinction

On Thursday, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, who is also the Show Me State’s candidate for U.S.

Those who want to destroy the Constitution

On Aug. 19, The New York Times published its latest op-ed calling for the end of the Constitution of the United States. The authors, Ryan Doerfler and Samuel Moyn, teach law at Harvard and Yale, respectively. They argue that the Left’s progress has been stymied by constitutionalism itself.

Biden’s reckless loan forgiveness plan

President Joe Biden’s new plan to “cancel” up to $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 annually is a dereliction of constitutional duty, a crass political gambit in the lead-up to a contested midterm election and a morally perverse value judgment that lavishes The...

Targeting kids with fentanyl ‘candy’

EDITOR ’S NO TE: Two recent news stories make the following commentary especially pertinent. The Hays school district in San Marcos has reported three student deaths this month, suspected to be fentanyl related.

Why are young Americans irreligious?

Fewer young Americans affiliate with any organized religion than ever before in American history. This means, therefore, that the children -- and certainly the grandchildren -- of millions of faithful Christians have abandoned Christianity.