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Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's swearing-in ceremony had scarcely ended before Democrats in the General Assembly met to punish Virginians with more than 50 new tax increase proposals.

Many times daily, I see repeated as an unassailable fact that a majority of Americans don't support U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and want its operations curtailed. I ...

Recent coverage of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's dissolution has largely framed the issue as a political dispute.

President Donald Trump's frustration over the election process is understood, and shared. But nationalizing elections is not a win for the American voter.

"Will that be cash or charge?" was once the standard question at the checkout counter.

The National Prayer Breakfast has long offered an opportunity for U.S. presidents, congressional members and national leaders to set aside their differences and engage in spiritual reflection.

A conservative journalism fellowship that places rising free market leaning opinion writers at the likes of The Washington Post and The Boston Globe? Say it ain't so -- but indeed it is.

President Trump hit the bull's-eye in selecting Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Board chairman.

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger promised during her campaign that she would sign a lot of gun control legislation.

Hindsight isn't always 20/20. It's reassuring to recall the Cold War as a time when the nations of the Free World (we capitalized the term back then) were united in a great struggle against communism ...