Late Thursday afternoon the House of Representatives voted 307-111 to repeal one of Obamacare’s most dangerous provisions. A bipartisan coalition…

The nation is less socially hopeful and generous than in years leading up to Barack Obama’s presidency. In 2008, voters…

As an Orthodox Jew and as a rabbi, my actions are dictated by a sense of “What does the Written…

Sacramento Sex scandals are, of course, not confined to members of any particular party or worldview, despite efforts by the Left…

Astronomers recently announced that they had seen and heard a pair of neutron stars collide, giving scientists a glimpse of…

John and Jane Doe (not their real names) obviously loved Halloween. For 20 years they’d been putting up an elaborate…

Last week Colorado Senator Michael Bennet proposed a soil conservation measure that would end a loophole, whereby taxpayers are again…

Executives from Google, Facebook, and Twitter testified on Capitol Hill this week regarding foreign interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential…

In The Boxing Kings, Paul Beston, managing editor of City Journal, gives a thorough and readable tour d’horizon of the heavyweight championship from John L. Sullivan in the late 19th century, when spectator sports were first capturing the attention of Americans, though the sad end of Iron Mike Tyson’s bizarre career, which featured a meteoric rise followed by near free-fall. The fall being caused by Tyson’s own thuggish behavior, which went so low as to include cannibalism. (See the second Tyson/Holyfield fight, where Tyson, seeking to avoid the whipping that was sure to follow, chose to end his night via disqualification by biting a chunk out of Evander’s right ear.)

Washington “Sex is a beautiful thing.” Remember that solemnity being intoned endlessly by the sex prophets of the 1960s, ’70s,…