Why don’t Trump, Clinton discuss national debt?
At the end of a bitter presidential campaign, there’s little discussion by either candidate of perhaps the gravest threat to our national security and continued prosperity.10 years ago
Sitting out the election: A disastrous mistake
Your one vote is even more likely to make a difference in close races with the smaller electorates in House, Senate, and local contests.10 years ago
Blue Lives Matter
Law enforcement personnel deserve more support and encouragement from politicians, from the public and, above all, from the press. Yes,10 years ago
How video games shrink the work force
New Research from Princeton and the University of Chicago provides fresh perspective on the painful problems of young men between the ages of 21 and 30 with less than a four-year college degree.10 years ago
Rosh HaShannah: A serious celebration
The holiday of Rosh HaShannah - also known as the Jewish New Year -falls this year in the early days of October and raises perplexing questions for most Christians and many Jews.10 years ago
How faith improves sex and vice versa
For 30 years, social science has shown that religion is good for sex.10 years ago
Dramatic reverse in the border flow
Despite alarmist rhetoric from politicians and activists, the flow of Mexican illegal immigrants across the southern border isn’t surging.10 years ago
New discovery authenticates biblical text
Forty-six years ago Israeli archaeologists discovered a charred lump of parchment in the ark of an ancient synagogue near the Dead Sea.10 years ago
Poll shows children are ‘very important’ but marriage, not so much
Nearly 2,000 adults were asked: “For you personally, is being married either now or in the future very important, somewhat important, not very important or not at all important?”10 years ago
The new deal with Israel is a prudent bargain
The United States and Israel new foreign-aid package means the US will provide $3.8 billion in military aid for each of the next 10 years.10 years ago
‘Bridget Jones’s Baby’ is funny but has a controversial ending
"Bridget Jones's Baby" is flat out funny, cute and quirky, but will leave many viewers frustrated over a very, very controversial ending.10 years ago
Colin Kaepernick is no civil rights hero
Cornell William Brooks, president of the NAACP, recently insisted it was “not a stretch” to associate Colin Kaepernick, a football star refusing to stand for the National Anthem, with Civil Rights heroine Rosa Parks, who refused to move to the back of a bus in 1955. Actually, it is a stretch—and an insult to the […]10 years ago
‘Sully’ is a celebration of everyday heroism
Michael Medved reviews the film Sully and likes it.10 years ago
Hillary Clinton’s hellish weekend
Michael Medved says Hillary Clinton's patronizing attitude will turn an election she couldn’t lose into a campaign that she can’t win.10 years ago
In the debates: Who needs moderators?
KTTH's Michael Medved says the best way to get a more substantive debate might be to let the candidates ask questions to one another.10 years ago
GOP can’t win by exaggerating misery
Michael Medveds says conservatives can’t gain ground by exaggerating the extent of the misery.10 years ago
Why ban the “burkini?”
The raging debate about the “Burkini Ban” that’s been applied to Islamic beach-wear in France should make us grateful for America’s distinctive values.10 years ago
‘Southside with You’ is a movie Conservatives should consider
Despite being a committed, partisan Republican, Michael Medved thinks people should see "Southside with You," a movie about the first date between Barack and Michelle Obama.10 years ago
The GOP’s ongoing trouble with the youth vote
Recent polling shows Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump by nearly three-to-one among voters under the age of 35. This is nothing new for Republicans.10 years ago
A lesson from ‘the most dangerous cities’
Michael Medved notes that immigrant-heavy border cities like San Diego and El Paso count among the safest cities in America, not the most dangerous.10 years ago
‘War Dogs’ turns out to be incredibly exciting, well-done
Surprisingly, "War Dogs" turns out to be a film that doesn't reflect the goofiness that movie-goers have come to expect from director Todd Phillips.10 years ago
Medved: Watch the original ‘Ben-Hur’, skip the new film
The newest version of "Ben-Hur" is a shadow of the original and does not hold up beyond the chariot race. Watch the original instead.10 years ago
When politics trumps faith, marriage suffers
Too many Americans now use politics as a substitute for faith, treating party loyalty as a matter of uncompromising identity that provides meaning, transcendence and a sense of morality.10 years ago
