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First published in France in 1973, Jean Raspail's novel The Camp of the Saints is one of those books many talk about but very few appear to have actually ...

Church language can be fussy. That may be one of the reasons people without experience sometimes feel awkward when in the pews.

As a combat engineer, I understood the importance of soldiers being prepared to treat wounded comrades, but I hated medical training.

The compendium arrives at a fraught moment when animus toward the Jewish people in the U.S. has reached heights not seen in generations.

Loyalty must not require blindness. It must also mean calling those to whom we are loyal to account and telling them the truth, no matter how painful.

After nearly two-and-a-half increasingly wearisome hours, After the Hunt refuses to state a case -- any case.

Some day, those of us who prize traditional, two-person marriage will be labeled as bigots for saying harmful things are harmful.

Hamas's actions after the ceasefire are a reminder that they purposefully put civilians in harm's way for propaganda victories.

Future generations deserve to inherit a stable and prosperous nation, like the one we inherited, built on sound principles of fiscal stewardship.

Fox News anchor Bret Baier delivers a compelling read with his new book on the nation's 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt.