Lingering faith in faith
Michael Medved says believers should never write off America as a secularized, Godless, lost cause.9 years ago
Demonizing, dehumanizing the opposition
The context of the brutal assault in Alexandria, Virginia that wounded Congressman Steve Scalise sends an important public message.9 years ago
Stop the impeachment daydream
Instead of indulging toxic impeachment daydreams, Michael Medved says Democrats should wake up and try to work with the president.9 years ago
Key health issue is personal, not political
No nation on earth possesses so many citizens who qualify as obese.9 years ago
Britain’s most serious religious problem
The horrific Manchester terror attack raises uncomfortable questions about the imperfect integration of Britain's Muslim minority.9 years ago
Realism, not bigotry, colors response to the transgendered
A recent Daily Beast column expressed shock and horror at a survey showing that few Americans would ever consider dating a transgendered individual.9 years ago
Trump triumph: Focusing on brutal gangs, not non-violent immigrants
Donald Trump deserves bi-partisan praise for some undeniable triumphs, including dramatic progress against violent gangs that threaten American families.9 years ago
The myth of a “Minority-Majority” future
The Census Bureau suggests that the population of blacks, Latinos, Asians and mixed-race Americans will soon combine to outnumber non-Hispanic whites.9 years ago
Divisions didn’t begin with Trump
Not even the most determined detractors can rightly blame President Trump for dividing the country, since the nation was already deeply divided before he came to office.10 years ago
Jerusalem’s anniversary: Time to face the truth
This June marks the 50th anniversary of the re-unification of Jerusalem following Israel's victory in the Six Day War.10 years ago
France and the collapse of the left
The first round of balloting in France highlights an important international trend, the dramatic decline of the left.10 years ago
Democrats repeat the same bad mistakes
Amid all the evaluations of the first 100 days of President Trump, what about considering the first 100 days of Democrats as the party of opposition?10 years ago
‘The Choosing People’ of Passover
As Jewish people around the world prepare to celebrate Passover on April 10th, it’s worth recalling an often-ignored aspect of the Exodus story.10 years ago
Look forward, not backward
If the American people seem increasingly disgusted with both major political parties, that’s due at least in part to the tendency of each of the two sides to look backward rather than forward.10 years ago
3 things for Republicans, President Trump to focus on after health care bust
There are three takeaways that Republicans and President Trump should focus on after the repeal and replace health care plan failed Friday.10 years ago
Losing ground in the ‘happiness rankings’
The United States placed 14th in the annual happiness survey - well ahead of Germany, France, Japan, and the United Kingdom, but behind Norway, Denmark, Switzerland and Israel.10 years ago
Pointless distractions undermine worthy goals
President Trump is committed to pursuing so many worthy goals that it's a shame that he allows himself to be distracted.10 years ago
Still the core of the conflict
Palestinian leaders claim that Israeli settlements in disputed territory constitute the chief obstacle to peace, but their arguments actually expose the nature of their extremist agenda.10 years ago
False charges of Anti-Semitism
Any serious effort to unify the country must proceed one group at a time, and a good place to start would be rejection of absurd charges that the President himself is any sort of Jew hater.10 years ago
