Christopher Bedford

OPINION July 14

Tale of two conventions: GOP united behind Trump while Dems in disarray

Republicans head into Milwaukee solidly behind their standard bearer, especially after Saturday's assassination attempt. Democrats, on the other hand, will limp into their convention, uncertain and divided.

OPINION January 15

DEI refuses to DIE. Just look at Cornell's new Center for Racial Justice

Despite congressional setbacks, DEI is going strong on college campuses. An example of that is Cornell's new Center for Racial Justice, which is the brainchild of left-wing activists.

OPINION January 3

Firing Harvard's Claudine Gay won't cure the cancer at this elite university

Claudine Gay resigned as president of Harvard University on Tuesday, January 2. Her controversial tenure was a symptom of a major problem at the school that won't be cured by her exit.

OPINION December 6

Tuberville was blackmailed by weak Republicans. There's only one way to fix that

The current Republican party is failing many Republican supporters. The party's inability to stand up to the left and push back effectively is alarming. It's time to fix the problem.

OPINION December 1

Republicans can win on abortion if pro-lifers tell their stories

Pro-life stories are both heart-breaking and heart-warming. Let them have their say.

OPINION November 16, 2023

The reason university efforts to root out antisemitism will fail

Americans were shocked that college kids could come out on the side of genocide. But they've been taught lies and false narratives by the universities themselves.

OPINION November 7, 2023

Ohio, Virginia and other key states, races that will give you a preview of elections in 2024

Americans will vote Tuesday in elections around the country. Here's a look at significant races in several states that could offer a preview of what we can expect in 2024.

OPINION October 26, 2023

Speaker Mike Johnson is a 'first' for House with this rare quality in new job

Republican Rep. Mike Johnson was elected speaker of the House this week. The vote on Wednesday for the Louisiana lawwas 220-209.

OPINION October 22, 2023

House speaker fight: The real reason why Kevin McCarthy still hasn't been replaced

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted from his role more than two weeks ago. So why haven't Republicans been able to replace him? Here's the startling truth.

OPINION November 28, 2022

Society-altering Respect for Marriage Act likely to create firestorm akin to Roe v Wade

Fifty years after Roe, politicians are sleepwalking into another firestorm; this time, same-sex marriage – an issue that polls show Americans won’t line up to oppose.