Opinion

It’s no longer an exaggeration or hyperbole: In Colorado, liberal activists are coming after people’s children. At least, they are when disputes over a minor’s “gender identity” are involved.  The Democrat-controlled Colorado House recently passed the “Kelly Loving Act,” which proponents say promotes transgender rights. But, as the state legislature’s website outlines, this bill would […]

As budget reconciliation negotiations continue in Washington, some congressional Republicans see an opportunity to improve social welfare programs by strengthening work requirements. Just last month, Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rep. Josh Brecheen (R-OK) introduced the SNAP Reform and Upward Mobility Act. This follows the Let’s Get to Work Act from Rep. Mike Kennedy (R-UT) […]

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order aimed at ending collective bargaining privileges for government union employees. But it faces legal challenges, and as that case works its way to the Supreme Court for a decision that the president will probably lose, he and leaders in Congress are taking steps to build a coalition […]

Elizabeth Bruenig, a successful married mother of two, covered the Natal Conference in Austin, Texas for the Atlantic last month, which, she correctly notes, was largely devoid of voices from the left.  “Liberals seem almost uniformly unwilling to address the subject of population decline whatsoever,” Bruenig writes, “a stance that warrants reconsideration.” Liberal unwillingness to […]

In recent months, the Trump administration’s decisive action to roll back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives has ignited important conversations about merit and excellence in our healthcare and medical institutions. Nowhere are these considerations more critical than in medicine, where the stakes are literally life and death. The foundation of modern medicine rests upon rigorous […]