White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that Joe Biden does not agree with packing the Supreme Court while speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Saturday. Democrat lawmakers and pundits have been calling for... Read more »

Joe Biden on Saturday traveled to Munich, Germany to meet with G7 leaders and NATO allies. Biden set his sights on a young girl as soon as he deplaned. Joe Biden raced down the steps after... Read more »

On Saturday night Vladimir Putin was rushed to the Kremlin. His entourage can be seen speeding through the streets in Moscow on the way to the Kremlin. Here is one video posted by NEXTA tv, dubbed... Read more »

Longmont, Colorado – A Christian pregnancy center was burned and vandalized Saturday morning after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade. Prominent Democrat lawmakers such as Nancy Pelosi, Jackie Speier, AOC and Maxine Waters incited violence... Read more »

According to AP, up to 40,000 Army Guard troops are still unvaccinated and some are at risk of being dismissed after refusing to take the experimental shot, as the deadline for shots looms. “According to data... Read more »

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Thank goodness for counter-institutions like ISI and NR, and the young conservatives there and elsewhere, that are fighting the leftward drift in this country.... Read more »

Neutrally applying the Constitution, as its provisions were originally understood, will tend to produce conservative rather than liberal results.... Read more »

At the end of the day, timing probably won’t matter much — the party will either be ready to move on in 2024, or not.... Read more »

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What young conservatives should feel at this moment... Read more »

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Too much of conservative media—and conservative politics in general—is reactive.... Read more »

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Democrats are lying about Roe, and Collins is helping them.... Read more »

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Statists are demanding that the government impose price controls, now that reckless spending and money creation have brought on rapidly increasing prices.... Read more »

As witnesses shared heart-wrenching personal stories, the Jan. 6 committee spotlighted the role of election officials as safeguards democracy.... Read more »

Military veterans in some ways trend conservative. Yet they share wider public concerns about gun safety – and can wield influence in policy debates.... Read more »

The Supreme Court ruled that abortion is not protected by the U.S. Constitution, opening the door for states to ban the practice. The court’s vote to overturn Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health... Read more »

Sen. Rick Scott, chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, responds at a Monitor Breakfast on big issues in this midterm election year.... Read more »

For more than 25 years, Congress has faced gridlock on guns, even after school shootings. Here’s why this time may be different.... Read more »

The U.S. Senate has reached a bipartisan agreement on a gun violence bill. It promises to toughen background checks for young gun buyers, increase school safety funding and mental health programs, and bar gun ownership for... Read more »

The Jan. 6 committee, in its third hearing this month, laid out how Mr. Pence resisted a weeks-long pressure campaign to overturn the 2020 election.... Read more »

As a House panel grills witnesses on the Jan. 6 attack, Americans are reminded of another presidential scandal that began with a break-in June 17, 1972. What does the legacy of Watergate reveal about our present... Read more »

Although the U.S. made Juneteenth a federal holiday last year, many states across the country have been slow to recognize the holiday, which celebrates the end of slavery in America. In many states, public employees will... Read more »

The committee is seeking to prove that the former president forged ahead with a plan to disrupt the orderly transition of power based on claims he knew to be false. The aim: a fully formed discussion.... Read more »

In response to mass shootings, 10 Republicans joined Democrats in the U.S. Senate in a breakthrough deal on modest gun curbs, steps to improve school safety, and mental health programs.... Read more »

Corporate America faces pressure to engage on social issues from guns to gay rights. But taking stands carries risks in politics and the marketplace.... Read more »

The congressional panel investigating Jan. 6 say the events comprised “an attempted coup” urged on by former President Donald Trump. The Monday evening hearings included previously unseen footage and aim to ensure an attack on the... Read more »

A yearlong effort to establish what happened on Jan. 6 may be marred by the same distrust that led to the Capitol riot in the first place.... Read more »

The stakes in politics can seem higher than ever. One result is protests​ growing increasingly personal​, with rising ​risks of ​political ​violence.... Read more »

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(John Hinderaker) Paul Clement, Solicitor General in the George W. Bush administration, is one of the top appellate lawyers in the country. He and his partner Erin Murphy have been with the large Chicago-based law firm... Read more »

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(Steven Hayward) When I stumbled across this item on Twitter, I first assumed it had to be satire—specifically of “Beto” O’Rourke. But it appears to be real. I think it works better as satire, but your... Read more »

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(Steven Hayward) Has there been a more momentous week for the Supreme Court ever? The Court went three-for-three on the key cases this week (Carson, on school choice; Bruen, on gun rights: and Dobbs, overturning Roe... Read more »