Hugh Hewitt is a nationally syndicated radio host on the Salem Radio Network. He is also a professor at Chapman University School of Law, where he has taught constitutional law since 1996.
Having a sense of historical scale is essential for understanding contemporary events. Too many of the loudest voices on social media don't seem to know that.
My recent experience with a GOP presidential candidate underlines the danger of letting the horrors of Beijing's campaign recede from public consciousness.
A crucial factor will be a vice-presidential candidate who pounds Democrats on the Biden administration's China failures. Here's my shortlist of options.
The alarms of recent years are hard to take seriously because they show so little awareness of history and the basis of the nation’s laws and Constitution.
Michael and Chantell Sackett just wanted to build a modest home near a lake in Idaho. Then regulators showed up with an absurd reading of the Clean Water Act.