The Daily Caller

The Daily Caller

America's top model

| Mark Judge

She knows how to drive stick and fire a gun.

Is Allah reasonable?

| Mark Judge

To have any kind of dialogue, Muslims have to answer that question.

Kermit Gosnell and the Borg media

| Mark Judge

The abortion blackballing started decades ago.

The revolutionary orgasm

| Mark Judge

For some on the left, everything is about one thing: S.E.X.

Meh: Obama the mediocre messiah

| Mark Judge

Obama isn’t Carter or Nixon. He’s Ford.

The new New Republic and its gutless toadies

| Mark Judge

Is Chris Hughes the new Stephen Glass?

New Pope: How Benedict XVI gave me my freedom

| Mark Judge

Reading his book ‘Introduction to Christianity’ changed my life.

The media is corrupt, but so are we

| Mark Judge

America has become a decadent country.

DC's speed-trap fascism

| Mark Judge

Speed traps have killed the sensual pleasure of driving in Washington, DC.

The Second Amendment and the March for Life

| Mark Judge

Let’s have a consistent ethic of life.

The Thanatos Syndrome

| Mark Judge

Doomsday preppers, abortionists, and Quentin Tarantino: America’s descent into darkness.

The last class for the world's greatest Jesuit

| Mark Judge

Georgetown legend Fr. James V. Schall retires.

Conservatives: Stop whining

| Mark Judge

We need to get over the November election and stop complaining.

The awful return of innocence

| Mark Judge

Today’s kids are perfect. Too perfect.

Embracing countercultural conservatism

| Mark Judge

Right-wingers are pariahs. Now let’s make the most of it.

America has changed, but God hasn't

| Mark Judge

Conservatives need to accept that America is no longer the center-right country it once was.

The end of liberal Catholicism

| Mark Judge

Fifty years after Vatican II, the Catholic left is played out.

The loneliness of the pro-life journalist

| Mark Judge

‘You got the place to yourself.’

Let Stephen Strasburg pitch

| Mark Judge

Baseball and the end of men.

Mitt's joke and Chris Matthews' demented mind

| Mark Judge

It was a joke about Donald Trump, people.