Ben Shapiro

Trump articulated an America united by creed, history, and vision—Abrams sees us united only by a desire to see the system overthrown.

The Nordic countries Democrats so adore don't merely tax the hell out of the rich—they tax the hell out of everyone.

Despite the mainstream media's efforts to attribute the fraying of the social fabric to Trump, Trump could disappear tomorrow and the social fabric will remain rent.

We've become far more focused on the self-esteem of our children, which means never forcing them to take difficult steps in life.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won't have to feel the brunt of her policy prescriptions—she can claim that economic regulation based on the threat of climate change will magically fix the world's problems.

For decades, those on the political Left have critiqued the social structures that used to bind us.

Only broadly-applicable law creating a friendly business environment can save America's biggest blue cities.

Suburbia is in play in 2020. Republicans must stop relying on the polarizing tactics of Trump, and Democrats must stop believing that Sanders Leftism is a path to victory.

He will continue to defeat the media so long as they self-righteously draw political conclusions rather than reporting objective facts.

Virginity until marriage is actually frowned upon in the modern world, with its adherents castigated as simpletons or religious fundamentalists.

It seems as though the Left believes the chief symptom of West's mental illness is his support for conservative causes.

What if it turns out that those who aren't in the top 1 percent or the top 10 percent have benefitted remarkably from globalization and liberalization of regulation?

The authors of this latest hoax have done a real service to those in the general public who still believe that college liberal arts programs search for knowledge.

To suggest that more evidence is necessary in order to destroy Kavanaugh's life isn't a slander against Ford—it's a call for some semblance of a rational due process.

Blurring lines between work and extracurricular activity broadens the field for micro-cheating.

Democrats aren't catering to students nearly as much as they're catering to a motivated subclass of intellectual elites.

Kaepernick turned down an NFL contract and now will earn millions by posing as a social justice warrior for the benefit of a massive multinational corporation. Some sacrifice.

The media's attempts to cover for Francis because of their love for his politics is vile.

When is it appropriate to use individual instances as the basis for public policy discussion? Only when three factors have been fulfilled.

The media, theoretically, are in the business of purveying truth. But every time they tout Omarosa Manigault Newman over Trump, they undercut their own core mission.

The irony is that married women with children could be the primary drivers for either party.

It's time to retire the myth that the youth tsunami will change everything.

It gives us that little surge of do-gooderism, with little actual sacrifice.

Apocalyptic thinking about climate change and human technological development is Manichean and unwarranted.

"You learn a few things over the course of 10 years, and now is as good an opportunity as any to offer up some of those lessons."

Republicans are proud of the country no matter who is president.

We need to stop praising people for failing to make better decisions.

Lack of cultural focus on meritocracy and effort have led to a decline in performance, and thus in health.

Deprived of purpose, too many men turn to empty substitutes for true manliness: a macho culture that prizes sexual conquest or physical strength.

The people who know most about issues of American governance have spent their lives studying them.