Brad Polumbo

Most Americans want to see our fellow citizens who identify as trans treated with dignity and respect; but also don't want that to come at women's expense.

As alluring as politicians' promises may seem, giving D.C. more money and power to pursue a renewed industrial policy will only make things worse.

The approach that's being taken by our current crop of elderly, decrepit elected officials is more focused on public relations and exploiting peoples' fear.

If the status quo continues, the culture of free speech that makes America special will soon enough go the way of the dinosaur.

A party that's willing to inflict generational damage on its own future prospects simply to thumb its nose at its opponents is a party that deserves to lose.

The toughest cases, like that of Alex Jones, are what will really put Elon Musk's commitment to free speech to test. He's passing with flying colors.

Whatever form the solution ultimately takes, something must be done to address TikTok's skewed perspective of the Israel-Hamas war.

Nearly half of young respondents said they side with the terrorist group that just earlier this month purposefully targeted and slaughtered innocent civilians.

If majorities start to view violence as an acceptable response to beliefs that offends them, that puts a country as diverse as the US on a path to civil war.

For many Democrats, it's easier to delude themselves into thinking there's a simple policy fix to this problem than to look into the darkest depths of evil.

On the one-year anniversary of this legislation's passage, the President can try as hard as he wants to spin it as some victory. But the public should see through it.

A college atmosphere that treats mainstream center-right opinions as HR violations sets students up for a rude awakening after graduation.

It's telling that the Biden administration's best hope of winning in court was never actually a defense of their plan on its merits at all.

Don't cheapen the lives lost in these tragedies by using them to score points in pursuit of a political agenda.

The President's student debt bailout runs roughshod over the Constitution, does nothing to solve the problem of high tuition costs, and benefits the rich.

Since it accomplishes little, puts law-abiding people in a jam, and burdens employers, there's simply no good policy reason for DeSantis to have pushed this.

They even burned Michael Knowles in effigy.

To those of us excited about a social media platform truly committed to free speech, Twitter under Elon Musk has been thus far a tremendous disappointment.

Florida simply now becomes the 26th state that does not require a permit, joining well known deep-red, gun-violence ridden hellscapes like... Vermont and Maine.

It's impossible to have productive conversations about real solutions when President Biden and his allies insist on exploiting this tragedy.

If the Right's alternative to Left wing extremism on trans issues is the complete elimination of transgenderism, many people will not be on board with that.

Even in the aftermath of such tragedies—especially in the aftermath—we must enter the gun debate in good faith. Too many Michigan Democrats are failing to.

Publicly associating some of the most prominent LGBT celebrities with demonic worship reinforces a wildly inaccurate perception of the LGBT community as anti-Christian.

Sports have a unique ability to push our differences to the background and bring us all together—but only if we keep them free of divisive purity tests.

Americans, whatever their political persuasions, shouldn't stand for this sad excuse for governance happening in our name—and with our money.

Musk may be betraying his stated commitment to free speech with an apparent crackdown he's launching against an account that targeted him personally.

Whether you agree with her or not, we should all appreciate the spirit of independence that animates Senator Sinema's controversial political career.

The saga serves as an important reminder that when it comes to hateful speech, sunlight, not suppression, is the best remedy.

His rank antisemitism should have been enough, yes. But Ye's paper-thin skin and snowflake antics further incinerate whatever shreds of credibility he had left.

Leaders should be remembering the victims, honoring the heroes who took down the shooter, and waiting for the facts—not exploiting this horrific killing.