By MONA CHAREN Syndicated columnist These are dark days for American lovers of liberty, so any glimmers of light are especially welcome. Let’s start with “Sandwich Man.” The world knows him as the pink-shirted guy who shouted at federal agents patrolling the streets of Washington, ...

By TIM GRAHAM Syndicated columnist More than 400 elected Democratic Party officials from all 50 states and seven territories huddled in Minneapolis this week before the horrible mass shooting at nearby Annunciation Catholic Church. The proceedings demonstrated a party in the wilderness, and ...

By ARMSTRONG WILLIAMS Syndicated Columnist An epidemic of juvenile violent crimes endures. Why? The law presumes juveniles are intellectually and psychologically too immature to appreciate the wrongfulness of their violent ways and deserve leniency. But to borrow from Mr. Bumble in ...

By JEFF ROBBINS Syndicated Columnist Seems like only yesterday when warnings that Donald Trump qualified as a neo-fascist and that what he was selling qualified as neo-fascism guaranteed rolled eyes, dismissals that the warnings were hysterical and cries of “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” ...

By BEN SHAPIRO Syndicated Columnist This week, Axios ran a fascinating piece about the supposed “redefinition” of Americanism under President Donald Trump. Titled “Inside Trump’s American identity project,” Axios posited that “President Trump is wielding government power to ...

By JONAH GOLDBERG Even before America became a country, Americans already had a habit of freaking out about even minor violations of abstract principles. “In other countries, the people ... judge of an ill principle in government only by an actual grievance,” observed Edmund Burke, the ...