The Button That Made Facebook Billions

The power of 'Like' as an emotional sensor is driving the company's exorbitant valuation..

Ponnuru: Why Gingrich Is Right About Food-Stamp Program

Newt Gingrich, as is his wont, has started a controversy. President Barack Obama, Gingrich has said, is the “best food-stamp president in American history.” And: “He will always prefer a food-stamp economy to a paycheck economy.”

The Florida Smear Campaign

Mitt Romney’s fraudulent attacks on Newt Gingrich.

The Reason for Gingrich's Rise

The speaker's way of relating to voters is no gimmick, it's the source of his current strength in the race..

South Carolina’s Message

Mitt Romney’s electablility is overrated.

What If Tim Tebow Were a Muslim?

Imagine for a second, the Denver Broncos quarterback is a devout follower of Islam, sincere and principled in his beliefs and thus bowed toward Mecca to celebrate touchdowns.

CURL: Obama’s tin ear extends to sensibility

Mr. Obama is heading off on a 17-day vacation in Hawaii. Seventeen days. Ask your friends, ask your friends to ask their friends: “Who’s taking a 17-day vacation this year?”

What Tim Tebow Can't Do

He cannot fly. He cannot see through walls. He cannot talk to the animals, not even cats. He's never picked up an automobile and tossed it across the road. He's failed to publish poetry in Russian. He can't explain Ryan Reynolds. These are just a few of the many things Tim Tebow can't do.

An open letter to my son

Dear Nick, Please, don't be like Mike.

Cain's Stimulating '9-9-9' Tax Reform

A new sales tax could be raised in the future—but so can any other tax. And the low marginal rates would jump-start the economy..

In Defense of Robert Jeffress

Southern Like Me

What Americans, and President Obama, can learn from the Great Migration South.

Last meals for the condemned served a purpose

If we’re going to execute so many people in Texas, we ought to at least have a little fun with it. Well, maybe “fun” is not exactly the right word. But a special last meal for condemned inmates was a tradition that at least injected a little humanity into the execution process.

You Can’t Tax the Rich

They’ll flee the country before you can.

Jay Sekulow says defending religious liberty is ‘personal’

Jay Sekulow, the Chief Counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), is well known among top political and legal observers. After all, he has argued numerous cases before the Supreme Court, and TIME Magazine even named him one of the “25 Most Influential Evangelicals” in America. But I suspect few observers know where Sekulow’s passion for defending liberty was birthed.