Jonathan Tobin

Republicans may be out for revenge, but that doesn't mean they are wrong to demand the only procedure that will bring Biden's corruption out into the open.

When the conversation focuses on passing restrictions on abortion like the need to obtain parental consent for minors, pro-lifers will win.

If our freedoms are to survive this assault, it will only be made possible by the defeat of the woke Left and its Democratic Party handmaids.

An injunction issued this week by a federal judge in Louisiana can put a stop to some of the worst abuses of power by the authorities in recent years.

The DOJ gave Hunter Biden VIP service. But even worse is the fact that no one seems interested in getting to the bottom of the Biden family corruption.

During the pandemic, Republicans hailed DeSantis for being the slowest to lock down his state and the quickest to reopen.

One way or another, Washington—and not state governments like that of Montana—must act to shut down TikTok as soon as possible.

There has been no panic at the border because the administration has increased the legal routes of immigration available to millions of migrants.

Maybe the pundits claiming former UN ambassador and South Carolina governor Nikki Haley is really running for vice president were right.

Democrats' alleged fealty to democracy and abhorrence for mobs is more a matter of situational ethics than actual principle.

Unions are, like the rest of the Democratic base, fully invested in indoctrinating children in gender theory and a racialized vision of America.

The Saudis, like the rest of the Middle East, know the United States is no longer the "strong horse."

A common good approach to politics is not synonymous with socialism, as some latter-day Paul Ryan acolytes and George W. Bush-era conservatives insist.

When it came to Fetterman's health and cognitive ability, journalists were prepared to sacrifice the truth in order to advance a partisan agenda.

We've come a long way in the discussion about Hunter Biden in the last two-plus years.

One institution of higher learning has taken a tentative but crucial step back from its woke promises.

In the 10 months since the Russian invasion of his country, Volodymyr Zelensky has been transformed into the second coming of Winston Churchill.

Given that Trump never apologizes for anything he has done and is unlikely to disavow his dinner companions, this incident shouldn't be forgotten.

This war is now costing nearly twice as much as the United States was spending on the war in Afghanistan in its final years.

DeSantis needs to ponder whether it is in the interest of his party or the country to concede the race to Trump before it even begins.

In August, Dr. Mehmet Oz's Pennsylvania Senate candidacy seemed doomed.

Many Republicans breathed a sigh of relief when Democrats announced they would postpone a vote on their Respect For Marriage Act.

The ADL, under Jonathan Greenblatt, is mired in leftist ideology.

Environmental activists and Democratic Party donors are cheering California's decision to ban the sale of gas vehicles.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's decision to bus asylum claimants to Democratic strongholds has sent politicians and bureaucrats into a panic.

DeSantis is right to signal that Republicans will no longer accept entrenched governmental bias.

The need to demonize Donald Trump has created an equally compelling imperative to lionize Liz Cheney.

Constitutional and democratic principles don't seem to matter much to Democrats these days.

Senate Republicans seem to think they are defusing a potential problem by playing along with anti-gun activists and agreeing to a legislative "compromise" on guns.

DeSantis has decided to remain on offense against woke businesses.