“Mark Steyn” on The Daily Caller

An immigrant to the U.S. from Canada, Mark Steyn has become one of America’s sharpest conservative commentators. (more)

“‘Celebrate diversity’ — the great bumper sticker — actually means ‘celebrate stultifying homogeneity,’” Canadian best-selling author and columnist Mark Steyn told The Daily Caller. (more)

On Thursday’s WLS 890AM “Don Wade & Roma” radio program National Review columnist Mark Steyn, author of “After America: Get Ready for Armageddon,” discussed a few unfortunate events that occurred ostensibly in reaction to the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. (more)

Over the past few days, President Barack Obama has been on the trail promoting his budget proposal, while his administration has been the target of attacks for announcing a contraception mandate. However, missing in large part from the president’s speeches has been any sort of public criticism of the regime in charge of Syria and its brutal crackdown on anti-government opposition. (more)

On Thursday, President Barack Obama delivered remarks to the National Prayer Breakfast at the Washington Hilton and said, “Living by the principle that we are our brother’s keeper, caring for the poor and those in need.” (more)

On Hugh Hewitt’s Thursday radio show, National Review columnist Mark Steyn challenged the notion that George Stephanopoulos’s strange line of debate questioning last Saturday night was inspired by a drive for ratings. (more)

After Iowa, the picture on who will be this year’s Republican presidential nominee is becoming a bit clearer, for better or for worse. (more)

In recent years, the Republican Party has struggled to attract the youth vote and make inroads with Hollywood. National Review columnist Mark Steyn, author of “After America: Get Ready for Armageddon,” doesn’t believe the party’s presidential front-runners are helping to improve the situation. (more)

The war on Christmas has taken many forms, from substituting words in Christmas carols to banning expressions of the holiday, like nativity scenes and Christmas trees. National Review columnist Mark Steyn thinks this assault on Christmas is not only “nuts,” but that it demonstrates the Western world’s “institutional self-loathing.” (more)

The reaction to Ron Paul’s ascent in the polls — especially now that he has a shot at winning the Iowa caucuses — has been severe, with critics raising questions regarding his apparent September 11th “truther-ism” and ill-advised statements found in newsletters Paul distributed in the 1990s. (more)

The December 31 issue of National Review — the last one before the Iowa caucuses — will feature a cover of Newt Gingrich appearing as “Marvin the Martian,” which some of have suggested could be one of the most memorable covers of the bi-weekly magazine. (more)

The presidential resurgent campaign of former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich has brought naysayers out of the woodwork, many of them from the conservative end of the political spectrum. Ann Coulter has vociferously opposed Gingrich’s candidacy. So have radio host Mark Levin and Washington Post columnist George Will. Now add another to that list: National Review columnist Mark Steyn. (more)

The Occupy Wall Street movement has had an incredible ascendency over the last few weeks. But despite its ambiguous aims — one has to wonder how this movement would measure up with other similar movements throughout history. (more)

Though reporters asked about it during President Obama’s Thursday press conference, media coverage of the gun-running “Fast and Furious” scandal has generally been lacking. (more)

Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman are Mormons. Michele Bachmann believes that, based on biblical principles, she must be submissive to her husband. Rick Perry held a major prayer rally in Houston shortly before announcing his candidacy this summer. (more)

As the rest of the 2012 Republican presidential field ganged up on Texas Gov. Rick Perry during Thursday night’s GOP debate, illegal immigration was the evening’s hottest-button issue — particularly the granting of in-state tuition rates to children of illegal immigrants in Texas. Now Perry’s defense seems to have struck nerve with National Review columnist Mark Steyn. (more)

Was last night’s “stunning victory” for New York Rep.-elect Bob Turner over New York State Assemblyman David Weprin a tell-tale sign of Republicans’ future dominance over Democrats? Or just an anomaly? (more)

Apparently President Barack Obama’s speechwriters thought repeating the phrase “pass this bill” over and over again would magically resonate with members of Congress. The president used the line 17 times in his Thursday night address. (more)

Last week on his blog, British subject-turned-Hollywood celebrity Russell Brand took a few moments to opine on the recent London riots. In an Aug. 11 post, Brand blamed former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for the civil unrest because the rioters have lost their “sense of community.” (more)

Friday’s downgrade by Standard & Poor’s has certainly put the U.S. economy on edge, but was it deserved? (more)