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The Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776, embraces two value sets. The first is natural rights, and the second is limited government.

President Trump's interim peace deal with Iran, which has partially opened the Strait of Hormuz and sent oil prices tumbling (but not yet gas prices), may be good for the short term (i.e., midterms).

The text of the deal President Trump says he's struck with Iran to put a stop to all military strikes and reopen the Strait of Hormuz isn't yet released. But word of it has. And it doesn't look good for America or for Israel.

Iran's regime will follow through on the deal with the U.S. only if its rulers believe it will guarantee the regime's survival.

Neither President Trump, his family members nor the White House has apologized for UFC heavyweight fighter Josh Hokit's disparaging remarks about former first lady Michelle Obama.

Television advertising has become a master class in manipulation.

On Sunday, will New Yorkers celebrate Non-Gestating Parent's Day? With their latest language pandering, Democrats continue their flight from reality and toward political oblivion.

Chinese ruler Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea for meetings with Kim Jong-un attracted no shortage of coverage from Chinese and North Korean media.

Imagine it: receiving lifesaving medical supplies in a remote community within minutes or watching emergency responders reach disaster zones faster than ever before.

The Iran war has revealed some unsettling lessons for the United States and will fundamentally change the global economy.