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Greece will simply run out of cash. Then Spain's real-estate bubble will ruin an economy that really matters.

The Law of the Sea Treaty is as harmful today as it was when Reagan and Thatcher first opposed it in 1982.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Tuesday that seeks to stop the state of Florida from purging voters from registration rolls.

Josh Bivens says fiscal hawks don't think they can trust Congress to keep budget balanced in the long run, needed stimulus is held hostage

Calls for Attorney General Eric Holder's resignation heat up while Congress debates how to investigate classified leaks.

GOP Senator John Cornyn of Texas levels charges against Atty. General Eric Holder during a committee hearing.

WASHINGTON - President Obama's belief that "the private sector is doing fine" ranks as the most uninformed statement on the struggling American economy to date.2012-06-12T16:18:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZDonald Lambro

Every vote in Congress can be viewed as an opportunity to either increase liberty or increase government. Right now, the Senate appears poised to choose the latter as they prepare to vote on the 2012 Farm Bill.2012-06-12T14:23:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZTownhall.com Staff

The eyes of the nation are watching and waiting to see how the infamous George Zimmerman—Trayvon Martin “Stand Your Ground” case will play out in the courts. But hold on, this is not the only example of where Florida is in the “stand your ground” business. 2012-06-12T14:07:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZBill Bunkley

Twenty-five years after President Ronald Reagan delivered his Brandenburg Gate speech, debate persists over the meaning and true impact of his words that day. Conservatives, including former Secretary of State James Baker, described the June 17, 1987 speech at the Brandenburg Gate as a “historic challenge.” Its historical resonance has escaped Reagan’s detractors then and now.

The English-teacher son of a Pulitzer Prize winner gave a much-ballyhooed commencement speech recently to students graduating from an American high school that one might categorize as privileged. 2012-06-12T12:25:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZRachel Marsden

Every American high school student knows, or should know, that President Ronald Reagan went to the Brandenburg Gate in West Berlin on this date in 1987. The President said: “If you seek liberalization, open this gate…Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.”2012-06-12T11:38:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZKen Blackwell

The news filtered through the great publishing companies, the fan clubs, the writers' guilds. Through the staffs of the few sci-fi pulps and fantasy magazines left. Through the minds of old readers who were once young and still couldn't escape his spell.2012-06-12T11:37:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZPaul Greenberg

A lot of political insiders in both parties think Bain Capital is pretty much a dead issue in the 2012 presidential campaign. After all, Mitt Romney has ably defended his work at the private equity firm that made him rich, and a number of top Democrats, ranging from Cory Booker to Ed Rendell to Bill Clinton himself, have defended Bain and companies like it. So there's an emerging consensus that Bain is over as an issue.2012-06-12T11:33:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZByron York

Within days of SEAL Team Six's killing of Osama on that midnight mission in Pakistan, Defense Secretary Bob Gates, reading all about the raid in the press, went to the White House to tell President Obama's national security adviser pungently to "shut the (bleep) up." 2012-06-12T11:15:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZPat Buchanan

President Obama ran a successful campaign in 2008 against George W. Bush. Yes, yes, John McCain's name was on the ballot, but that was a detail. Obama campaigned against Bush. McCain even laughed about it at the Alfred E. Smith dinner, joking that Obama's "pet name for me" is "George Bush."2012-06-12T11:13:00-04:002012-06-12T22:40:02ZMona Charen

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) on the state suing the Justice Dept. after it decided to sue the state over voter purges.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) on the state suing the Justice Dept. after it decided to sue the state over voter purges.

Infowars | Infowars Reporter contestant raises questions about another creepy 9/11 premonition.

The story of how the most authoritative manuscript of the Hebrew Bible, spirited to Aleppo in the 14th century, found its way to Israel.