THE DEBATE
The GOP Is Gaining Ground With Hispanics For One Reason: The American Dream
Let's commit ourselves to building a future where every child can look forward to even greater opportunities than those that came before.
By Monica De La Cruz
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Hispanics Are Not Leaving the Democratic Party Anytime Soon
Latinos share President Joe Biden and Democrats' values, and the major party and administration are delivering for them.
By Jorge Neri
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The Legal Reason Biden's Dog Commander Keeps Biting People With Impunity
If Commander is deemed relevant to official presidential business, then the Westfall Act would substitute the United States for the employee.
By Danny Cevallos
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First Dog Commander Biden Is Trying to Tell Us Something. Are We Listening?
Commander has reportedly bitten a Secret Service agent. The incident is being reported as if it were a juicy White House scandal. But should anyone really be surprised?
By Daphna Nachminovitch
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American Influence Is Needed in Latin America Now Like Never Before
We have a duty both to our national security and the people of Latin America to show up in the region and bring solutions, not just lectures.
By Rep. Mike Gallagher
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It's Time to Move On From the Monroe Doctrine
As we approach two centuries of the doctrine, it's time the United States leaves behind this antiquated policy in favor of something more modern and effective.
By Rep. Nydia M. Velazquez
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Neither Party Will Save Workers. Only Unions Can—the Power of the People
The real lesson of this week's competing events with workers is not about the Democrats or Republicans, or Biden v. Trump. It is about the future of unions.
By Nina Turner
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Union Bosses' Coercive Agenda Is Simply Anti-Worker
The truth is, much of what Big Labor bosses advocate is directly contrary to employees' interests and undermines their freedom.
By Mark Mix
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For the GOP Debate to Matter, the Candidates Must Address What Matters Most
The Left must have enjoyed the last Republican primary debate—but not for the obvious reasons.
By Kevin Roberts
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The Second Republican Debate Is a Total Farce
Why should voters waste two hours of their lives listening to a bunch of future also-rans yap at each other as the elephant in the room stomps all over them?
By David Faris
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The White House's 'Misinformation' Pressure Campaign Was Unconstitutional
The law is clear that even "significant encouragement" to censor protected speech—not just overt threats or coercion—is unconstitutional.
By Aaron Kheriaty
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On Vaccines, Advising Is Not the Same As Censoring
Since 2020, officials from the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and other federal agencies have been in frequent contact with social media companies about stopping public health misinformation on their platforms.
By Lata Nott
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I Don't Care If Politicians Are Good People and Neither Should You
Politicians are not divine beings; they're imperfect people elected by imperfect people.
By Adam B. Coleman
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In Politics, Morality Always Matters
Does it make sense to evaluate the personal morality of politicians while judging their suitability for high office?
By Michael Medved
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Mr. President—You're Going to Lose to Trump. We're Begging You: Step Down
If you're a Republican, Biden is a God send for you. Especially if you're MAGA. There's no way Trump can beat anyone else.
By Cenk Uygur
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Stop the Bedwetting Democrats! Biden Is the Right Guy and He Can Win
Democratic bedwetting, a term first coined by campaign manager David Plouffe, describes Democrats' ability to overreact to political events and poll numbers to assume immediate electoral doom and gloom.
By Doug Gordon
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Democrats Hate the Working Class. Letting Migrants Work Is the Latest Proof
Due to their low levels of education and skills, most of these new migrants will seek jobs in construction, building cleaning and maintenance, food service and preparation, groundskeeping, retail sales, and food processing.
By Kevin Lynn
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Biden's Work Permits for Venezuelan Migrants Will Benefit US Taxpayers
The Biden administration's TPS expansion will alleviate hardship for Venezuelan migrants and benefit U.S. taxpayers.
By Raul A. Reyes
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Ukraine Is a Fledgeling United States. To Abandon It Is to Betray Ourselves
Our support for this war just may be the last test of our metal. If we fail Ukraine, we fail ourselves.
By Aaron Kaufman
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It's Time to Admit the Truth About the War in Ukraine—and Course Correct
It is unclear at this point whether Ukraine has enough striking power remaining in its offensive forces to reach, much less penetrate, Russia's second main line
By Daniel L. Davis
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The West Will Suffer If China Fails
The Western world has a vested interest in ensuring the stability of the Chinese economy.
By Simone Gao
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The West Must Bring China Down
Other than surrendering sovereignty and submitting to Chinese rule, there is nothing the West can do to accommodate Communist China.
By Gordon G. Chang
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The Easy Fix That Would Solve Our Housing Crisis: Light Touch Density
Legalizing light-touch density is the most effective and politically palatable means to unleash the private sector to close the housing supply gap.
By Edward J. Pinto
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The Problem With the Housing Market Isn't Supply—It's Speculation
When will the bubble burst? Well, it looks like it already has. Rising interest rates have started to impact the market and prices are declining.
By Philip Pilkington
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'Racial Trauma' Isn't Real. The Epidemic of Fatherlessness Is
Black people who still ignore the truth are only hurting themselves and helping Democrats stay in power. Ignorance is the real trauma.
By Larry Elder
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Racial Trauma Is Real. Here's How We Heal
Since European expansion into the Americas, white people have demonized Black people and portrayed them as undesirable, violent and hypersexual.
By Char Newton
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It's Time to Legalize Marijuana. It's What Most Americans Want
We know that consuming marijuana does not make a person want to kill. Yet our federal laws are still largely based on these misconceptions.
By Udi Ofer
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My Autistic Son's Pot Use Changed My Liberal View on Legalization
We've tried to provide guidance and limitations on edibles and vaping, but it's tough to do when the law doesn't care.
By Nicoletta LaMarca Sacco
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Hiding Students' Gender Identities From Their Parents Is Immoral
No matter how often progressive educators claim to know what's best for our children, federal law—and the beating heart of every parent—know better.
By Sarah Parshall Perry
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Demanding Schools Notify Parents If Their Kids Are Trans Endangers Children
Reporting transgender kids to their parents isn't the responsibility of a teacher; the opposite: A teacher's job is to keep kids safe—which means not reporting.
By Anushay Hossain
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Don't Believe the Dems: Impeaching Biden Is About Corruption—Not Revenge
Republicans may be out for revenge, but that doesn't mean they are wrong to demand the only procedure that will bring Biden's corruption out into the open.
By Jonathan Tobin
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The GOP's Ill-Fated Biden Impeachment Will Cost Republicans the House
The majority of Americans are fed up with the GOP's distractions and dangerous agenda—and recent historic conservative defeats in Wisconsin and Ohio prove it.
By Yasmin Radjy
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President Trump Has an Incredible Opportunity With Black Voters
It's not the mugshot. But former President Donald Trump's team has an incredible opportunity with Black voters—if they choose to capitalize on it.
By Darvio Morrow
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Trump Isn't Winning Black Voters, He's Losing White Voters
Hemorrhaging white voters while counting on a polling mirage to produce a wave of Black support is a recipe for disaster for the Republican Party in 2024.
By Bryon Allen & Amanda Iovino
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Donald Trump Is Already Getting More Due Process Than Most Americans
Courts have to conclude Trump received a fair trial. Because the alternative is really a conclusion that there are no circumstances under which a president could receive a fair trial.
By Danny Cevallos
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Donald Trump Is Being Denied His Constitutional Right to Due Process
Not only is Donald Trump on trial in these cases, but the American system of justice is on trial, not only in America but around the world.
By Alan Dershowitz
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Donald Trump Is Disqualified From Office by the 14th Amendment
A consensus is emerging that former President Trump's actions have already disqualified him from office, and shows a way to keep him off the ballot in 2024.
By Joseph Ferguson & Thomas A. Durkin
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The 14th Amendment Case to Bar Trump From the Ballot Is Ugly Politicking
Disqualifying a candidate based on allegations of insurrection or rebellion without a clear process and criteria would set a dangerous precedent.
By Ryan Fournier
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Joe Biden Is Too Old to Be President
While Biden has never been known for his suave persona, his condition is worsening to the extent that it is now nearly impossible to deny it.
By Paul du Quenoy
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Biden's Problem Isn't Age—It's Biden
The truth is, as a candidate, U.S. senator, vice president, and president, Biden has always had a loose relationship with reality.
By Newt Gingrich
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