Newt Gingrich

The response to these protests shows how much control the Chinese Communist Party already wields in Hong Kong.

With his Europe trip and Mexico deal, President Donald Trump has never seemed more presidential, spelling trouble for the Democrats in 2020.

30 years later, the sad reality is that we have no strategy to change the evolution of China away from a Communist Party-controlled giant surveillance system.

In a week of historic liberation dates, we would do well to remember other milestones, from Rome to Warsaw.

When Mueller said, "if we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that," he overstepped his bounds as a prosecutor.

President Donald Trump appears to be rapidly overcoming an electoral hurdle, Americans' perception of his character.

It is ironic that radical Democrats want to erase the name of the founder of their party.

Carson unveiled a proposal to help close a loophole that allows some people in the country illegally to live in government housing while poor Americans wait on lines for years.

ISIS eventually occupied the site meant to host Syria's nuclear reactor. If Israel hadn't destroyed it seven years earlier, ISIS might have been able to inflict destruction on an almost unimaginable scale.

The T. Rex exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History is not to be missed.

The CBO is technically a nonpartisan agency, but it has historically shown a bias toward a left-wing economic worldview.

If you look up from the gossip and noise of Washington, the emerging picture is the greatest threat to a free society in our lifetime—maybe since the Civil War.

Friday’s report that the United States created 263,000 jobs in April—about 33 percent more than expected—should be a devastating blow to socialism if Republicans can force the argument.

Over half a century, first the Soviet Union and then Russia have made numerous efforts—some successful—to penetrate the United States, recruit spies, and plant agents of influence.

America's strategies are failing because "we sold ourselves a fantasy version of China," says Newt Gingrich.

Joe Biden is about to discover how radically his party has changed since he first won a Senate seat in 1972.

Playing go with a chess approach is dangerous.

This media madness is crippling the country, maximizing partisan divisions, and absorbing so much time and energy that it cripples America in trying to come to grips with dangers that could destroy us.

Over Christianity’s long history, many cathedrals and churches across the world have been destroyed and rebuilt.

It is clear that fixing health care may be the biggest issue in the 2020 election.

For more than two and a half years, the news media were fixated on a “truth” which turned out to be false.

Again and again, we have seen presidents and congresses start out boldly, using big words to dramatically describe big ideas, only to have the ideas disappear in the impenetrable resistance of career bureaucrats.

If the U.S. does not get its act together, we should expect to suffer a strategic defeat in the emergence of a Chinese controlled internet which may define the next half century.

In implementing President Donald Trump’s historic vision for America to go beyond the Moon and Mars, Vice President Pence sent a clear message that Americans were returning to the Moon by 2024 – and we are going there to stay.

The White House will be able to focus on a much wider variety of important things.

As the President said on Wednesday, "Let it come out. Let people see it.”

He is in because he is in. He should lead because he likes to lead. Somehow, I doubt if this will work.

We all owe C-SPAN a big vote of gratitude for empowering citizenship in the television age.

Military intervention should be the last resort. But a decisive military intervention similar to what was done in 1989 in Panama is better than allowing the dictatorship to win.

To the new Democrats, Pelosi’s team represents an outdated, backward way of thinking about government.