You may believe that the United States should bring in more immigrants or fewer each year; both are legitimate positions. But why would any nation invite in people who don’t respect its laws? Why should any nation be obligated to accept migrants who feel entitled to break those laws and live wherever they want? To learn more about the immigration debate, watch our video here.

[Editor’s note: This piece continues CRC’s original reporting on the activists supporting the migrant caravans from Central America, available here.] When the Capital Research Center initially exposed the radical agitators aiding the Central American migrant caravans in October, the prevailing attitude in the mainstream media was that the caravans were anything but the product of radical open border agitators. Left-leaning sources were quick to denounce conservatives for asking…

A few of the Democratic Party’s newly minted representatives are beginning to break away from the party’s consensus on Israel. Instead of supporting the U.S.’s ally in the Middle East,…

This is the second article in a series about the intellectual history of the modern environmental movement.  Eugenics died out by the end of World War II owing to its…

This is the first article in a series about the intellectual history of the modern environmental movement.   Jailing people who disagree with official public policy is the stuff of dictatorships.