By: Josh Shepherd – stream.org – April 9, 2019 Since a century ago when Emily Post defined rules for public etiquette, Americans have been urged to avoid discussing politics and religion. Yet at that intersection, important issues affecting society are debated and often decided. Religious liberty attorney David French, past president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education and former senior...

By: David French – nationalreview.com – April 3, 2019 Wisconsin supreme-court candidate Brian Hagedorn was supposed to lose. He was running in a state that had just ousted Governor Scott Walker. A year ago, a liberal supreme-court candidate had won her race by almost twelve points. And to make matters worse, the media had labeled Hagedorn as a bigot, a Christian hater...

By: Dr. Jim Denison – denisonforum.org – March 29, 2019 If you’re like most of us, you’d rather not read another article about abortion this morning. The subject is divisive, the debate vitriolic. If you haven’t had an abortion, if you don’t love someone who has, or if you’re not considering an abortion personally, it can be tempting to ignore the issue....

By: Sean Davis – wsj.com – March 25, 2019 Robert Mueller’s investigation is over, but questions still abound. Not about collusion, Russian interference or obstruction of justice, but about the leading lights of journalism who managed to get the story so wrong, and for so long. It wasn’t merely an error here or there. America’s blue-chip journalists botched the entire...

By: Kyle Smith – nationalreview.com – March 25, 2019 The less credibility they have, the easier it becomes to ignore them. If the mainstream media had any capacity whatsoever for shame, embarrassment, or even honor, it would be raining anchors outside MSNBC headquarters. Hara-kiri knives would be selling out at Saks Fifth Avenue. Children would have to be advised not to flip...

By:  Staff Writer – corsination.com – March 29, 2019 The Mueller probe into the Russia investigation ended yesterday without any indictments on any Americans, leaving Dr. Jeropme Corsi vindicated in pleading guilty to misleading process crimes of perjury. Dr. Corsi was put in the crosshairs of the Mueller probe when he was subpoenaed to talk to investigators. Corsi, fully intending to...

By: Andrew C. McCarthy – nationalreview.com – March 23, 2019 The news that Special Counsel Robert Mueller has closed his investigation without recommending criminal charges against President Trump is a relief. It is not a surprise. Nor is it a surprise that the news has Trump antagonists clamoring for full disclosure of the special counsel’s final report. Mind you, when skeptics of...

By: Katie Pavlich – townhall.com – March 24, 2019 Donald Trump ✔ @realDonaldTrump No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete and Total EXONERATION. KEEP AMERICA GREAT! 358K3:42 PM – Mar 24, 2019 ***Original Post*** Attorney General William Barr sent a letter to four lawmakers on Capitol Hill Sunday afternoon summarizing the findings of Robert Mueller’s two year long Special Counsel investigation. After 500 witnesses and...

By: Dan McLaughlin – nationalreview.com – March 14, 2019 Whom will the Democrats pick to face Donald Trump in 2020? Polls this early don’t matter much: They just tell you who is well-known. Early money doesn’t ensure anything either, although the 2016 Republican race showed how quickly candidates without a huge fundraising base can go broke and drop out months before...

By: David French – nationalreview.com – March 13, 2019 I  want to begin this piece with a word of praise for Nancy Pelosi. In an interview with the Washington Post, she rejected (for now, at least) calls to impeach Donald Trump. But it’s not just what she decided that’s important; it’s also how she explained it. Here were her key words:...