Michael Medved

California's radical state legislature is debating a law that would punish any professionals who work to help patients overcome same-sex attraction.

In their desperate determination to block confirmation of the President's new Supreme Court nominee, Democrats warn about the imminent threat to Roe v. Wade.

'Ant-Man and the Wasp' is some of the same appeal as the first Ant-Man movie, but with a goofier, even harder-to-follow plot.

Democrats' indignant effort to block a Republican president and Republican Senate from replacing a retiring Republican justice in an orderly way demonstrates hyper-partisan gamesmanship.

We can't make progress on immigration policy when both the Left and Right promote distortions.

When Charles Krauthammer died last week, tributes poured in from colleagues and fans of every ideological persuasion. It's hard to think of another contemporary commentator or journalist who inspired such widespread, bi-partisan, affectionate regard.

“Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” won't win any Oscars for screenplay, but it may get noticed for special effects. Fans of this dino series will find the latest offering mildly enjoyable.

The key factor that will decide control of Congress in November’s election isn’t President Trump’s approval rating or the results of the Mueller investigation.

Athletic competitions maintain clear rules of play enforced by professional umpires, while politics has increasingly adopted the idea of “anything goes.”

When ABC canceled its top-rated Roseanne revival because of vile racist comments by its star, Americans received another reminder that freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences.