Religious Liberty for Me—But Not for Thee
Representative-elect Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, who wears a scarf, is quite right to seek a religious exemption to the House’s ban on head-coverings.
Stan ‘the Man’ Lee Was America’s Greatest Writer
With his comics and characters, Lee transformed America.
How D.C. Is ‘Getting Guns Off the Street’
Its aggressive practices are an affront to civil liberties.
Roger Scruton Under Fire . . . for Comparing the National Front to Mass Murderers
Sir Roger Scruton is being accused of supporting the National Front… due to a column in which he mocked the racist political party.
Sir Roger Scruton Is a Friend to Muslims and Jews
Sir Roger Scruton has faced a barrage of criticism ever since he took an advisory position in the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
Denver Riggleman Wins in Virginia
His victory, which came on the heels of Corey Stewart’s failed run for the senate, should be a message for the Virginia GOP.
Justice Clint Bolick is Good for Liberals and Conservatives Alike
Justice Bolick’s jurisprudence is consistent, and one would think that the respect for civil rights it enshrines would be welcome across the spectrum.
In Virginia, a GOP House Candidate Raises the Tone
A Republican running for Congress in Virginia stresses policy and has no use for angry, rebel-without-a-cause politics.
In First Man, Look for the Moonwatch That Almost Wasn’t
The device Buzz Aldrin wore on the lunar surface was almost pulled from the space program by protectionists.
An Effective Ban on Cheaper Medicine is Lifted
Americans overspend by over $135 million dollars on prescriptions, which they buy through their insurance even when the non-insurance price is cheaper.