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2005--Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. stoically endures the endless opening statements of Senate Judiciary Committee members as his confirmation hearing begins. Roberts manages ...

At a time when religious values are under attack, it is more important than ever to safeguard the sanctuary.

The Constitution makes states and Congress supreme in regulating elections. The president cannot usurp that power on the pretext of overseeing the Postal Service.

Trump's approval ratings are underwater -- but that's not stopping Republicans from placing him at the center of their midterm strategy.

'I'm proud of Ted Cruz for speaking honestly and openly about the nature of this threat, because we will not confront it unless we define it.'

Science fiction can be prescient, but we are not living in the plot of The Terminator.

The welfare state may be a serious problem, but a welfare state that does not discriminate against traditional families is an improvement.

Two female-dominated industries -- health care and public education -- grew, while male-heavy industries shrank.

The mixed record of such programs in other countries suggests that the design of particular policies matters a lot.

Thanks be to God. The last thing we need is more murder.