I Stand for Freedom

In Washington, fortunes have a funny way of appearing and disappearing depending on who’s watching. One year a congressman’s portfolio gleams with millions; the next, it’s pocket lint and apologies.

We’ve all seen it — the slippery finances, the convenient explanations, the quiet revisions that never quite add up. But every so often, a case comes along so brazen it sna...

There used to be a simple bargain in this country: work hard, save up, and one day you’d walk through a front door that was yours. That bargain is breaking.

Homeownership — the bedrock of the American Dream — is slipping out of reach for millions of families, and the numbers should alarm every citizen who still believes in that promise.

The cost of owning a home...

A pitcher scribbles something on his cap before taking the mound. For most of baseball’s history, nobody would’ve looked twice.

But when three San Francisco Giants relievers wrote Bible verses on their hats during the team’s Pride Night game earlier this month, it set off a chain of events that reached the halls of Congress and the Department of Justice.

Landen ...

The most consequential battles aren’t fought on cable news; they’re fought over things most Americans never think about — the metals inside your phone, woven into the wiring of your car, forged into the engines of the jets defending your airspace.

For two decades, one country has been quietly cornering the market on all of it. And I’d wager most people have no idea how...

There was a time, not so long ago, when Virginia was as reliably red as a barn door. For decades, the Commonwealth sent Republicans to the statehouse and backed conservative presidents without breaking a sweat.

Those days, I’m sorry to report, are long gone. Today, Virginia’s Democratic governor, Abigail Spanberger, is steering the state down a road that looks suspicio...