‘Operation Finale’ is well-acted, historically responsible, and compelling
Michael Medved reviews "Operation Finale," the story of the hunt for high-ranking SS officer Adolph Eichmann, who is played by Ben Kingsley in a Oscar-worth performance.8 years ago
The question that will decide the election
Republicans can win by moving away from polarizing personalities and emphasizing the steady progress that's helped everyday Americans under the last two years of GOP control.8 years ago
McCain’s memory should make GOP proud
The passing of Senator John McCain reminded me of why I feel proud to be a Republican.8 years ago
The evidence for faith
When I began praying every day, and then observing the sabbath, my life dramatically improved.8 years ago
The Republican challenge with young voters
Unless we can swing youthful voters toward conservative ideas, emphasizing better plans for their present and future, the prospects for the Republican party may be grim.8 years ago
The real meaning of ‘government of laws, not men’
In these polarizing times, all Americans would benefit from greater emphasis on policy, and less focus on personality.8 years ago
“Say little, and do much”
President Trump would gain greatly from saying less-and avoiding statements that undermine admirable actions.8 years ago
Looking at charges of corruption in historical context
In historical perspective, corruption is far less rampant than in the past.8 years ago
Are two-thirds of us really “smarter than average?”
Two Pennsylvania psychologists conducted a ground-breaking survey that asked 3,000 respondents to agree or disagree with a simple statement: "I am more intelligent that the average person."8 years ago
Best nominee is blocked for the worst reason
One of President Trump’s best judicial nominees has been blocked by indignant Democrats because of columns he wrote while a Stanford student 25 years ago. Yes: Stanford ... as an undergraduate.8 years ago
An alternative to Trump-bashing comedy?
A conservative comedy show could go after laughable libs like Pelosi and Schumer, Bernie and Hillary, while mocking politically correct comics and their predictable mockery of Trump.8 years ago
At stake in the Kavanaugh fight: Rule by the people
Justice Kavanaugh’s confirmation will convey a powerful message that in America, it’s the people who rule, not all-powerful judicial elites.8 years ago
Is same-sex attraction beyond question or criticism?
California's radical state legislature is debating a law that would punish any professionals who work to help patients overcome same-sex attraction.8 years ago
Scare tactics on Roe v. Wade
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.8 years ago
‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ nothing special, but worth seeing Rudd, Lilly
'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.8 years ago
Senate Dems and their ridiculous demand
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.8 years ago
Shameful manipulation of a painful immigration issue
We can't make progress on immigration policy when both the Left and Right promote distortions.8 years ago
Even when you disagreed, you had to admire him
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.8 years ago
Medved: ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ is mildly enjoyable for dino fans
“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.8 years ago
The key to November: Voter turnout
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.8 years ago
Why do Americans prefer sports to politics?
Athletic competitions maintain clear rules of play enforced by professional umpires, while politics has increasingly adopted the idea of “anything goes.”8 years ago
