The 2009 incident that cemented the Left's dominance over mainstream media, marginalized conservative narratives, and created our modern political ecosystems.

Appearing on a special Thanksgiving episode of The Blaze News Tonight with Jill Savage and Matt Peterson.

The Democrats had gone to the edge of American discourse — beyond which is the disintegration of normal political life — and then, when they’d been repudiated by the voters, meekly pulled back. Why?

Making war on foreigners who remind us of our domestic enemies, and allying with those who remind us of ourselves.

Joe Biden will leave the 2024 race on his own, no matter what he’s saying now.

The collaboration with the virtuoso guitarist Baden Powell on a brilliant record that became one of the touchstones of Brazilian music. Plus: Vinícius e Toquino (1970)

Duke Ellington was in his early 60s when he made the wonderful Afro Bossa for Frank Sinatra’s then-young Reprise label in 1963. Brazil’s Bossa N…

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Does the 2024 Presidential Election Even Matter? In Conversation with The Blaze's Daniel Horowitz.

Thoughts about my fist visit to the Kingdom, one of the most fascinating—and optimistic—places in the world. And, for the Right in America, there's much to learn from the new Saudi national project.

Forty-three albums from the late genius composer and saxophonist.

The appeal of the Bush-era martyr and cuckold complex in politics.

My question, "Do You Know What Time It Is?" has become a catch-phrase in American politics. Get shirts, tank tops and other merch from the store now.

Knowing what the end product of a journalist’s effort will look like can guide how to deal with him or her–and how to leverage that insight into a communications victory (or even a strategic draw).

The living legend of Brazilian music turns 80 alongside Paul McCartney. Two career-spanning Spotify playlists included.

Listen now | Catching up with the author of his forthcoming tenth book, "We'll Be Back: The Fall and Rise of America."

Talking to Carl Benjamin about how conservatives are always looking for someone on the Left to validate them or their views—and how it needs to stop.

The DOJ seems irreparably corrupt and politicized. But the extent to which he’s been protected—and the reasons why—can provide some lessons.

A celebration of the most joyous and addictive musical manifesto of all time.

As a Qatari agent of influence, it's difficult to be more obvious than former CENTCOM Commander and Brookings President Gen. John Allen.