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  • news

    Virginia Navigates Changing NCAA, Federal Policies

    Rich Tucker

    Two football players in white Virginia uniforms are on the field; one is holding the ball while laying down, and the other is behind him, with a blurred crowd and players in blue in the background.

  • news

    Plano ISD Sued by Mothers Over Alleged Takeover of Choir Booster Club

    Emily Medeiros

    A brick school building with two flags at half-staff in front, surrounded by trimmed trees and a sidewalk under a clear blue sky.

  • opinion

    The Unholy Alliance You Weren’t Supposed to Notice

    Kelsey Reinhardt

    AUGUST 12: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (L) listens as New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a press conference on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions on August 12, 2026 in New York City. Gov. Hochul and Mayor Mamdani were joined by Attorney General Letitia James as they made an announcement on the ICE overreach currently happening in NYC. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

  • news

    EXCLUSIVE: Records Reveal Planned Parenthood’s 14-Point Post-Dobbs Strategy for State AGs to Target Pro-Lifers

    Fred Lucas

    Letitia James, Attorney General of New York, attends Planned Parenthood's New York Spring Benefit Gala at The Glasshouse on March 13, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)

  • opinion

    National Media Skip Extreme Pro-Abortion Law in Massachusetts

    Tim Graham

    Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey turns to the women gathered behind her after signing a bill prioritizing patient access to care to strengthen abortion protections in Massachusetts at the State House on August 10, 2026. (Photo by Jessica Rinaldi/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

  • opinion

    Cracker Barrel Helps Itself to Humble Pie After Catastrophic CEO

    Suzanne Bowdey

    A Cracker Barrel Old Country Store sign on the exterior of a building, featuring a man sitting beside a barrel, with the sky and clouds in the background.

  • opinion

    Why Are So Many Young People Drawn to Communism?

    Armstrong Williams

    A large gold hammer and sickle symbol hangs on red drapes above a group of seated officials at a formal assembly.

  • analysis

    How the Transgender Movement Lost the Power to End Debate

    Tyler O’Neil

    The transgender movement's arguments in court have changed from aggressive promotion to defense. Pictured: Five people sitting, holding protest signs with messages supporting trans and queer rights, such as Protect Trans Kids and Let Trans Kids Live. All are wearing masks, and their faces are partially obscured by shadows.

  • opinion

    Did Hakeem Jeffries Discover the Price of ‘Free’ Health Care?

    Larry Elder

    A man in a suit and tie speaks, raising his index finger. Blurred U.S. flags and a dark background are visible behind him.

  • opinion

    California Parents Sue School District for Mosque Field Trip

    Joshua Arnold

    A woman wearing a floral hijab and a dark purple shirt stands against a plain beige wall, looking thoughtfully to the right.

  • opinion

    Democrats’ Southern Strategy Is About Keeping Power in Hands of Party Establishment

    Daniel McCarthy

    Two people in business attire sit side by side, smiling and laughing. The person on the left wears a dark suit and patterned tie; the person on the right wears a purple outfit. They are holding hands and appear to be enjoying a light moment.

  • opinion

    Smart, Strong, Elegant Women Have Always Had Trump’s Ear

    Al Perrotta

    Donald Trump in blue suit and red tie sits on stage beside Sarah Huckabee Sanders in a blue dress holding a microphone, with several women visible among the crowd and patriotic banners in the background.

  • opinion

    ‘Fire and Be Damned!’ North Carolina and the Sparks That Lit the American Revolution

    Jim Sanderlin

    A man and woman, both wearing American flag-themed clothing, sit on the grass watching a parade with people carrying U.S. flags on the street. Spectators line the sidewalk in the background.

  • opinion

    Are Colleges Finally Admitting Standardized Tests Aren’t Racist?

    John Stossel

    A man in academic robes waves at a graduation ceremony, surrounded by graduates and officials. Harvard banners and a crowd are visible in the background.

  • exclusive

    Racing for Christ: IndyCar Driver Shares Inside Look at Freedom 250 Grand Prix

    Emma Dayton | Andrew Aucoin

    A race car driver in a white and green suit adjusts his earpiece while talking to another person at a racetrack. Blue sky and grandstands with spectators are visible in the background.

  • news

    30 Years Later, Welfare Reform’s Biggest Legacy May Be Stronger Families, Architect Says

    Fred Lucas

    Pres. Bill Clinton (C) signing controversial welfare reform bill in White House Rose Garden, w. former welfare recipients, VP Gore (2R), Sen. John Breaux (3L) & others. (Photo by Dirck Halstead/Getty Images)

  • news

    Department of Education Moves to Strip ABA’s Law School Accreditation Amid DEI Criticism

    Tyler O’Neil

    Department of Education staff recommended against renewing the ABA's ability to accredit law schools. Pictured: Linda McMahon, a woman with short blond hair, wearing gold earrings and a pink top, looks serious while sitting in front of a microphone during a formal event.

  • analysis

    Climate Activist Money Meddles in GOP Primaries, Using MAGA Messaging

    Tyler O’Neil

    The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC, a climate activist group, attacks Republicans for being insufficiently MAGA. Pictured: Ralph Norman, a man in a suit stands beside bold text reading MAGA TRAITOR and RALPH NORMAN on a red and black background with a faint image of the U.S. Capitol.