BASED: Frat Boys Cause a Sensation by Defending Old Glory

COMMENTARY

Brave fraternity brothers show their patriotism—and become what Gen Z conservatives would call “based”—by defending the American flag from antisemitic rioters.

COMMENTARY

Does it make sense for cities and states to decide which illegal aliens may stay in the country? Should they be allowed to flout federal immigration law? Here’s what happens when they do.

ANALYSIS

The totality of Chinese-owned real estate in the United States remains unknown and, under current law, is unknowable. America’s elected leaders are starting to pay attention.

COMMENTARY

A Commerce Department bureau says the quiet part out loud: It thinks that only the government really can be trusted with firearms. Here’s the latest bit of evidence that simply isn’t true.

ANALYSIS

Cliff Sims had a front-row seat in the White House to some of President Donald Trump’s biggest decisions. His new book, “The Darkness Has Not Overcome,” reflects on the role of faith during his government…

NEWS

In response to new federal rules on pronouns and bathrooms based on gender identity, 18 state attorneys general sue the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

COMMENTARY

The world no longer can deny knowledge of the Chinese Communist Party’s crimes against humanity. It’s time for Europe to follow the U.S. and remove the products of Uyghur forced labor from its store shelves.

ANALYSIS

Everyday Americans struggle to pay for gas, groceries, and rent—that’s Bidenomics. Still, there is a reason to be hopeful.

COMMENTARY

Charter schools are in high demand, as evidenced by consistently long waitlists. Yet many states cap the total number of charters allowed or the number that can be opened every year.

NEWS

Public Interest Legal Foundation sues two states to bring election transparency requirements to all 50 states.