Ben Shapiro

We can’t let COVID-19 lockdowns become a permanent power grab.

We now know what Joe Biden intends to do should the Electoral College, as expected, vote for him in December.

Will traditional liberals go along with the left, which seeks to silence conservatives? Or will liberals choose instead to engage in open conversation with conservatives, preserving freedom of thought and discussion?

Americans are right to have some rather serious trust issues with calls for unity in our polarized time.

On Tuesday night one message resonated above all others: the outright rejection of the ongoing quest by Democrats and the media to paint Americans into racial categories and then declare demographics destiny.

The pandemic will continue on Wednesday, no matter who is elected. But so long as President Trump is labeled the true scourge, rather than COVID-19, he will pay the political price.

Americans rightly distrust the journalistic establishment.

Democrats are angry that Barrett's nomination has moved the Supreme Court away from progressive, oligarchic rule.

Joe Biden understands the nature of this election. Donald Trump simply does not.

This is the most beautiful state in the country. And we're leaving it.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death last week immediately initiated a political firestorm in Washington, D.C.

This week, while all eyes have been on the DNC, truly historic events have occurred in the Middle East.

Biden's alleged moderation means nothing if he is willing to place Kamala Harris one heartbeat from the presidency.

There can be no future for a country in which standing for the national anthem is considered gauche, while kneeling is considered heroic.