The idea that part of living free is taking personal responsibility has become a concept alien to many of our young Americans.

Everyone should understand the moral and fiscal bankruptcy to which the liberal secular state is taking us.

Study: The proportion of economically inactive American men of prime working age leapt from 3.4 percent in 1965 to 11.8 percent in 2015.

Opioid casualties are disproportionately men and not married.

I watch with amazement the ease with which so many are ready to compromise the core freedoms that define us as Americans, for which so many have struggled and died.

Large parts of the country -- the most distressed communities -- are not participating in the economic recovery.

Conservative thought leaders should spend quality time in distressed communities to educate residents about ideas that have failed and discuss innovative ideas that can bring the results they seek.

With all the handwringing about gaps in wealth and income in our country, if we were serious we would have policies that promote, rather than prohibit, ownership.

If we look back to Barack Obama's famous speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention — the speech that put him on the political map — he sounds like Donald Trump.

Billions have been spent on education with little to show for the efforts.