Opinion

The progressive left has become a kaleidoscope of causes, each new week bringing a fresh banner to wave, a new slogan to chant, and a new enemy to vilify.

Oh what Mehmed IV would have given to have had weapons-grade morons the likes of Queers for Justice in Palestine, Jewish Voices for Peace, or Comador Thunberg and the motley crew of the SS TikToc behind the Viennese ramparts in 1638.

In a stunning turn of events, Iran's ruling regime is reeling from what appears to be a decisive and potentially regime-altering series of Israeli military strikes.

There is a generation rising—one whose impact will not merely echo through cultural movements or social media platforms but will resound through eternity itself. This...

On Armed Forces Day, honoring the men and women who serve must go beyond words. It should extend to creating real opportunities for those transitioning back into civilian life—especially in a workforce starving for true leadership.

After the Civil War, abolitionist Julia Ward Howe, writer of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” organized a “Mother's Day for Peace” in New York City on June 2, 1872, to bring healing and reconciliation after the Civil War.

A Bible verse. A church history lesson. A theological claim that Jesus was crucified by the Jews.

The recent announcement that Cynthia Erivo, a queer, black woman, will portray Jesus Christ in a new production of Jesus Christ Superstar is yet another example of how Christian faith is treated as a costume.

The Washington Commanders have not won a playoff game in 20 years until Sunday night when they secured a victory with a doinked field goal in the last 3 seconds of game. 

For over 2,000 years, people have pondered the identity and significance of the Star of Bethlehem. Described in the Nativity story (Matthew 2:1–12), this...