Michael Medved

Despite the partisan polarization that characterizes both politics and media at the moment, the public seems surprisingly united when it comes to defining Americanism.

Director Christopher Nolan’s superb new movie “Dunkirk” conveys important messages about a fateful episode of World War II. In May of 1940, the rapid Nazi advance through France trapped a huge British army on the coast, offering easy targets for Luftwaffe bombers. The Royal Navy couldn’t rescue the troops from the beaches, so the government […]

North Korea’s recent rocket tests highlight this brutal regime’s ongoing threat to peace.

Kumail Nanjiani's autobiographical romantic comedy "The Big Sick" is one of the best movies of the year, easily earning 4/4 stars.

As Republicans on Capitol Hill struggle to make progress on healthcare and tax reform, the loudest voices in conservative media rip the GOP’s Congressional leadership for their willingness to compromise on drafting legislation.

The New York Times recently acknowledged that some of the recent changes in marriage and childbearing have damaged our country.

For all his vast power, the President of the United States -- any president -- is always at a structural disadvantage in a “war” with the media.

President Trump and his supporters are absolutely right that there’s a glaring contrast between the way media treat this president and way the press handled his predecessor, Barack Obama.

"Despicable Me 3" is just as zany, brilliant and hugely entertaining as the other films. This addition should be as successful as the other two.

Love him or hate him, he's president for the next three-and-a-half years. Democrats could meet him halfway on legislation or foreign policy.