Mona Charen

The deeper problem with higher education today is that the system Democrats have put in place steers benefits to those who don’t need them while leaving many others with no good options.

It’s profoundly worrying — and morally offensive — that President Obama can shrug off the abundant evidence that the Iranian regime is in the grip of dangerous illusions about Jewish power and Jewish evil, and casually compare it to the kind of anti-Semitism found in modern-day Europe and America.

Any criticism of Hillary Clinton is presumptive sexism, while her attacks on opponents are unrestricted. Neat trick if you can pull if off — and she can if Republicans accept the bridle.

Liberals are beginning to discover, long after conservatives did, what it’s like to experience President Obama’s condescension and all-purpose disrespect.

What to make of the resolutely pro-choice Washington Post’s lengthy Style-section travelogue following a woman who drove 407 miles to obtain a second-trimester abortion?

A new book by psychiatrist Theodore Dalrymple takes steady aim at modern pseudoscientific explanations that excuse and rationalize immoral behavior.

Why is Hillary Clinton evading scrutiny for conduct that is worse than the corruption that landed the former Virginia governor in prison?

The continuing failures of the Secret Service would be a serious worry under any administration, but they are particularly dangerous under this one.

Had President Obama been interested in reforming the Cuban regime, he could have asked for it; instead, he asked for and received nothing in exchange for everything the Castros wanted.

The Dodd-Frank legislation ignored government’s role in the 2008 financial crisis completely, merely layering new levels of regulation on banks and other businesses.

The inapt comparison of religious-liberty laws to Jim Crow-era discrimination demonstrates that victim status is the only prism through which progressives see American life.

The administration reasons that in ten to 15 years, the Iranian regime will improve. It is willing to gamble that future leaders of Iran won’t be even more radical than those in power now.