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Trump reveals his character - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel In Donald Trump, America has a true leader. More
Self-defense isn't what the media would like - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel The media has it wrong; Americans have it right. More
Peacekeeping in Chicago - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Using criminals to fight crime turns out not to be a great idea. More
Before judging that boat strike ... - 12/7/25 by Chuck Parker December 7, 2025 by Chuck Parker I know what it is to get shot at in war. So does the admiral now under fire in Congress over the boat strike on drug runners. More
Can Jaguar come back from the grave? - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Jaguar certainly broke the mould. More
‘Get Them Out’ turns into ‘We’ll Handle It Ourselves’ - 12/7/25 by Kevin Finn December 7, 2025 by Kevin Finn In the absence of an effective judicial system and civilian law enforcement, citizens may instead resort to vigilantism. More
Trump is right about Europe - 12/7/25 by Matthew G. Andersson December 7, 2025 by Matthew G. Andersson The U.S. president has nailed the greatest threat to Europe’s security and survival. More
A bizarre leftist meltdown over National Parks - 12/7/25 by John F. Di Leo December 7, 2025 by John F. Di Leo Trump came up with a list of days people can visit the parks for free, and the left is furious. More
I’m Henry the pardoned, I am - 12/7/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 7, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Trump pardons a Democrat! More
Trump’s optimistic America-First National Security Strategy - 12/7/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney December 7, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney This is a timely, optimistic, and practical blueprint for the USA. More
Has Trump changed in his second term? - 12/7/25 by Joseph Puder December 7, 2025 by Joseph Puder Jihadists seem to be faring a little better this time around. More
More fraud and abuse oozing out of Obamacare - 12/7/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney December 7, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney The Government Accountability Office lays bare the serious problems that continue to plague this ill conceived program. More
Mainstream journalist discovers ‘Trump Accounts’ and melts into fit of TDS - 12/7/25 by Jack Hellner December 7, 2025 by Jack Hellner It is a true shame that so many Democrats are so consumed with hating Trump that they are happy to keep impoverished children poor. More
2025’s couple of the year - 12/7/25 by Noel S. Williams December 7, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Who else but Charlie and Erika Kirk? More
If the hyperlink carries you to an error page, you have just been anti-gaslit - 12/6/25 by David DeMay December 6, 2025 by David DeMay Many 404 pages are becoming indicators of censorship. More
Housing costs: cause and effect - 12/6/25 by Mike McDaniel December 6, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Deporting illegals lowers housing costs. More
The left beclowns itself, again and again - 12/6/25 by Patricia McCarthy December 6, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy Now they are defending cocaine traffickers transporting drugs in speedboats. More
Virginians arm up in anticipation of Democrat control - 12/6/25 by Mike McDaniel December 6, 2025 by Mike McDaniel As Barack Obama so smugly once said and may have later regretted: “elections have consequences.” More
I need a tinselectomy - 12/6/25 by Stephen Helgesen December 6, 2025 by Stephen Helgesen Christmas in Denmark is magical, but ... More
Why did it take five years to catch the J6 bomber? - 12/6/25 by Mike McDaniel December 6, 2025 by Mike McDaniel It's hard to catch criminals the FBI doesn't want to catch. More
Minnesota is raping itself - 12/6/25 by Mike McDaniel December 6, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Coddling criminals has many prices. More
Singapore versus America: decline is a choice - 12/6/25 by Andrea Widburg December 6, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Whether a society shines isn’t just a matter of wealth; it’s about collective values. More
The stages of a color revolution — and where the U.S. is right now - 12/6/25 by Kevin Finn December 6, 2025 by Kevin Finn If unchecked, the situation could escalate to broader instability, echoing how color tactics have toppled regimes abroad. More
The summer I knocked on doors for Gallup - 12/6/25 by David DeMay December 6, 2025 by David DeMay Back in 1971, pollsters had some respectability. Not so much today. More
Importing chaos - 12/6/25 by Greg Maresca December 6, 2025 by Greg Maresca The paradox of nation building. More
The asinine six - 12/6/25 by Mark Coppenger December 6, 2025 by Mark Coppenger Mark Kelly and his cohorts know full well that military training is full of cautionary examples when it comes to the Geneva Accords and the Law of Land Warfare.  More
Driving is a right - 12/6/25 by Bill Ponton December 6, 2025 by Bill Ponton On Wednesday, President Trump struck at the left’s agenda with a vengeance, announcing a relaxation of the onerous federal fuel standards imposed by the Biden administration. More
Did you ever ask your dad about the day before Pearl Harbor - 12/6/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 6, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. If your parents or grandparents are still around, please call them and ask them about history’s most important events; you’ll be fascinated with how much they remember. More
The new revolutionaries? - 12/6/25 by Allan J. Feifer December 6, 2025 by Allan J. Feifer Never give up hope for our America. More
The left's appetite for destruction - 12/5/25 by Eric Utter December 5, 2025 by Eric Utter Today’s Democrats partake in, wallow in -- and support -- crime, fraud, grift, graft, and disdain of America.  More
Deception is not supposed to be so obvious - 12/5/25 by Mark C. Ross December 5, 2025 by Mark C. Ross Modern humans are not supposed to be so gullible, either. More
Trump needs an anti-media strike force - 12/5/25 by M.B. Mathews December 5, 2025 by M.B. Mathews There are so many lies being spread by the media, that it is past time for the Trump Administration to go on the offense. More
Christmas: Creation's Climax - 12/5/25 by Helen Louise Herndon December 5, 2025 by Helen Louise Herndon Let's celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. More
A solution for the infamous Mark Kelly video? - 12/5/25 by A.C. Lohr December 5, 2025 by A.C. Lohr There could be a win-win here, for the American people, for the government, and even for Kelly himself. More
Trump pulls an EV plug - 12/5/25 by Mike McDaniel December 5, 2025 by Mike McDaniel The EV doom loop is closing. More
For those servicemen considering ‘disobeying illegal orders’ - 12/5/25 by Matt Simmons December 5, 2025 by Matt Simmons There’s a strong ‘yes, but’ that the Seditious Six neglected to mention. More
A tale of four airports: Charleston, JFK, Frankfurt, and Singapore's Changi - 12/5/25 by Andrea Widburg December 5, 2025 by Andrea Widburg If airports are a measure of a region’s well-being and direction, things are going well in Singapore, and they’re not so hot in New York or Frankfurt. More
Ban those who can’t be vetted - 12/5/25 by Matt O'Brien December 5, 2025 by Matt O'Brien President Trump's alleged “ban” on “third world” migration is well within the law and his powers as president. More
Targeting PBMs could raise drug prices - 12/5/25 by Bojan Lazarevski December 5, 2025 by Bojan Lazarevski While attacking PBMs might seem well-intentioned, it turns out to be the wrong target and a misguided strategy. More
The Minneapolis Police Chief threatens to break the law - 12/5/25 by Mike McDaniel December 5, 2025 by Mike McDaniel When cops become politicians, bad things happen. More
The New York Times cracks the Climate Change wall - 12/5/25 by Mike McDaniel December 5, 2025 by Mike McDaniel The truth has finally begun to prevail and will stand for far longer than ten years. More
I guess that the world is not ending soon - 12/5/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 5, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Have you noticed that the climate alarmists are not “alarming” anymore? More
A religious spin on climate change - 12/5/25 by Anthony J. Sadar December 5, 2025 by Anthony J. Sadar Compromising with the world for Christ by putting a Jesus spin on a highly dubious imminent collapse of God’s bountiful creation is nowhere near preaching the truth of the gospel. More
LA Times writer feigns shock that Democrat scandals don’t seem to hamper their political careers - 12/5/25 by Jack Hellner December 5, 2025 by Jack Hellner Uhhh, where has this guy been? More
SCOTUS blasts New Jersey attorney general for malicious subpoena - 12/4/25 by Susan Quinn December 4, 2025 by Susan Quinn Give me the pro-lifer, I’ll find you the crime. More
Hillary Clinton sounds the alarm on how threatening misinformation is to ‘democracy’ - 12/4/25 by Jack Hellner December 4, 2025 by Jack Hellner Maybe she should look in the mirror. More
Elderly vet robbed of his pension in Obama's auto bailout is made whole with crowdfunding - 12/4/25 by Monica Showalter December 4, 2025 by Monica Showalter There are still 20,000 Delphi workers who didn't get theirs, either. More
Flipping immigration: No more permanent residents - 12/4/25 by Anony Mee December 4, 2025 by Anony Mee The only outcome of immigration should be citizenship. More
How do you feel about getting a traffic ticket? - 12/4/25 by Bob Weir December 4, 2025 by Bob Weir The less popular parts of police work are nonetheless necessay to maintain public safety. More
The left’s political phishing - 12/4/25 by Alan Loncar December 4, 2025 by Alan Loncar It's funny how much of the Democrat modus operandi resembles that of scam artists. More
Letitia James loses again - 12/4/25 by Mike McDaniel December 4, 2025 by Mike McDaniel James’ political overreach has been stopped cold, and it couldn’t happen to a worse person. More
A Pastor transitions - 12/4/25 by Mike McDaniel December 4, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Do Christians embrace God's Word or man's depravity? More
The Art of the Unexpected: Rebranding, ideology, and the new White House fencing match - 12/4/25 by David DeMay December 4, 2025 by David DeMay The meeting between President Trump and Zohran Mamdani revealed truly how thoroughly Trump runs the game. More
Immigration in 2025 - 12/4/25 by Kelly Haughton December 4, 2025 by Kelly Haughton Here’s where we stand, like it or not. More
It’s snow joke - 12/4/25 by Greg Maresca December 4, 2025 by Greg Maresca Nothing says “global warming” quite like shoveling heavy, wet snow in the wee hours of a subfreezing morning three weeks before the winter solstice officially begins. More
Obama’s billion-dollar middle finger to America - 12/4/25 by Kevin Finn December 4, 2025 by Kevin Finn Nothing says “hope and change” quite like bulldozing a beloved public park for a 235-foot phallic tower dedicated to oneself.  More
The New York Times ... tells the truth?! - 12/4/25 by Mike McDaniel December 4, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Hells has frozen over and pigs are flying. More
Don't let Mamdani hike taxes on the rest of New York - 12/4/25 by Sam Raus December 4, 2025 by Sam Raus If they knew what was good for them, New Yorkers would reject these legislative suggestions and send Mamdani back to the drawing board.  More
Delete Obamacare - 12/4/25 by James T. Moodey December 4, 2025 by James T. Moodey If we want to fix health insurance in this country, let’s keep our eye on the ball. More
No upset after all - 12/4/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 4, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The Democrats nominated their “AOC of Tennessee”, or exactly the wrong profile for such a district. More
Brooke Rollins: Wow! - 12/3/25 by Noel S. Williams December 3, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Trump’s cabinet meetings are a rare display of political excellence. More
Are felons owed 'gender-affirming care'? - 12/3/25 by Mike McDaniel December 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Shouldn't punishment be part of any prison sentence? More
Walz’s welfare wonderland - 12/3/25 by Kevin Finn December 3, 2025 by Kevin Finn Like Vigilant Fox said about the Somalian fraud in Minnesota, “Every trail leads directly to Governor Tim Walz....” More
Feminist Queer Crip Theory - 12/3/25 by Mike McDaniel December 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Trade school is looking better, and more sanely lucrative, all the time. More
Tennessee-hating candidate goes down in flames in congressional special election - 12/3/25 by Monica Showalter December 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter Good news for the Trump team, but there are things that will give them pause. More
Economics drove the race, but Trump’s GOP drove the win in TN-7 - 12/3/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto December 3, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto Matt Van Epps’s victory was proof that, even in a season of economic worry, GOP strength still holds when the candidate matches the moment. More
The sons of El Chapo Guzman - 12/3/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 3, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The El Sinoloa cartel hits the wall. More
The midterms are looming -- and the specter of death for a representative republic - 12/3/25 by Eric Utter December 3, 2025 by Eric Utter A republic, if you can keep it. More
Illegal alien remittances: Bessent says ‘follow the money’ - 12/3/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney December 3, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney The Treasury secretary is moving to a different front in the war against illegal immigration. More
A 'Progressive Nativity' - 12/3/25 by Mike McDaniel December 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel The Lake Street Church of Evanston doesn’t appear to be worshiping God, but something not at all holy. More
Canada’s Bill C-9 attacks freedom of speech and freedom of religion - 12/3/25 by Kris Larsen December 3, 2025 by Kris Larsen How can anyone claim that we remain a free society when governments seek to pass bills like C-9? More
America’s navy did exactly what it’s supposed to do: Sink the pirates - 12/3/25 by M. Ray Evans December 3, 2025 by M. Ray Evans The American navy is treating modern pirates the same way it treated the Barbary pirates: with hot lead and cold steel, no quarter asked and none given. More
How to destroy an economy, for dummies - 12/3/25 by Jack Hellner December 3, 2025 by Jack Hellner Move from capitalism to dependency on a powerful government or socialism. It works every time. More
My experience of attending a White House reception, 2025 - 12/3/25 by Kevin L. White December 3, 2025 by Kevin L. White A pleasant encounter hosted by President Donald Trump.  More
Energy transition dishonesty - 12/3/25 by Bill Ponton December 3, 2025 by Bill Ponton The fallacy the greenies suffer is the belief that the capital cost of these expensive renewable machines will fade away somehow. More
Venezuela boat strike baloney - 12/2/25 by Monica Showalter December 2, 2025 by Monica Showalter A war crime? Not on a flagless carrier, which under international law is a pirate ship. More
The myth of ‘jobs Americans won’t do’ - 12/2/25 by Christian Vezilj December 2, 2025 by Christian Vezilj The phrase suggests that American workers are lazy or entitled, unwilling to engage in hard labor, while immigrants are uniquely industrious, but history shows otherwise. More
Why the Left is doomed - 12/2/25 by Allan J. Feifer December 2, 2025 by Allan J. Feifer Today's conditions are a perfect setup for the left's demise.  More
All it takes to save America... - 12/2/25 by Mike McDaniel December 2, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Saving America seems easy; that's why I'm worried. More
Another example of spiraling antisemitism in ‘Great’ Britain - 12/2/25 by Noel S. Williams December 2, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Israeli fans, despite being well-known for polite behavior, were forbidden from supporting their team. More
The D.C. attack is a horrific lesson in immigration control - 12/2/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto December 2, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto While Republican factions bicker over H-1B admissions, the greatest issue is actually the “humanitarian” programs delivering an incompatible third world to our neighborhoods. More
Trump gets to know the enemy - 12/2/25 by J.R. Dunn December 2, 2025 by J.R. Dunn Ever since Donald Trump welcomed Zohran Mamdani into the White House, we’ve been hearing the expected rhetoric from various usual suspects.  More
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz: Staggeringly incompetent Somali fraud apologist - 12/2/25 by Eric Utter December 2, 2025 by Eric Utter Corruption as far as the eye can see. More
New York Times op-ed writer slams whites: 'You lost;' 'Your culture sucks' - 12/2/25 by Selwyn Duke December 2, 2025 by Selwyn Duke America has given this third-world goober and his family everything -- and he can't stand it. More
How the Chinese poison pet food - 12/2/25 by John Klar December 2, 2025 by John Klar Americans import more and more ultra-processed foods from China every year, but its track record on product safety is hardly comforting.  More
Crazy teachers, crazy principals, crazy country - 12/2/25 by Mike McDaniel December 2, 2025 by Mike McDaniel We are what we teach and honor. More
The NYC serial spitter meets justice - 12/2/25 by Mike McDaniel December 2, 2025 by Mike McDaniel We're all responsible for justice. More
Saying 'No' to kratom prohibition - 12/2/25 by Sofia Hamilton December 2, 2025 by Sofia Hamilton The federal government needs to properly regulate the legal kratom market to ensure adult consumers have access to reliably labeled and formulated products.  More
Amid Trump’s peace efforts, can Zelensky be trusted? - 12/2/25 by Mike Robertson December 2, 2025 by Mike Robertson President Trump’s peace push is a high-stakes poker game, and Ukraine’s got a tell: betrayal as policy. More
The left down in Honduras - 12/2/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 2, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The left can apparently only win when it cheats, or denies the people an election. More
Leftist goes down in flames in Honduras election; two conservatives vie in tight race - 12/1/25 by Monica Showalter December 1, 2025 by Monica Showalter Put another new ally in the Trump column. More
Democrat Stacey Plaskett was caught texting with Epstein during a congressional hearing, but that was just the tip of the scandal iceberg - 12/1/25 by Olivia Murray December 1, 2025 by Olivia Murray Think Clinton body count, cross-dressing à la Buffalo Bill, and of course, a child victim. More
Rebuilding in the fire zone - 12/1/25 by Jonathan Colvin December 1, 2025 by Jonathan Colvin Bureaucracy kills progress in the Palisades. More
French woman housing ‘young man’ for just 10 days found stabbed to death in her own home - 12/1/25 by Olivia Murray December 1, 2025 by Olivia Murray Denying reality can come with serious consequences. More
Lane Kiffin should be free to pursue the American Dream - 12/1/25 by Greg Richter December 1, 2025 by Greg Richter Kiffin should be more considerate of his players and the Ole Miss fan base, according to commentators across the media spectrum. More
Is Maduro's Venezuela cocaine bankrolling the terrorists killing Nigeria's Christians? - 12/1/25 by Monica Showalter December 1, 2025 by Monica Showalter Boko Haram terrorists are known to deal drugs. More
Democrat ‘leaders’ everywhere are running businesses and residents out of their states—why would anyone want them for president? - 12/1/25 by Jack Hellner December 1, 2025 by Jack Hellner Democrats are very clearly against all Americans, and it’s amazing to me that they can find any support. More
We didn’t listen to Churchill - 12/1/25 by James Zumwalt December 1, 2025 by James Zumwalt Winston Churchill fought in Sudan, and he told us, 126 years ago, what the Muslim “faith” really meant for a Christian West. More
Portland drops ‘Christmas’ — it’s just The Tree - 12/1/25 by Greg Richter December 1, 2025 by Greg Richter The liberal-run city “sparked outrage” online, the New York Post reported, when the name of the actual holiday was avoided by all speakers and by advertising for the 41st annual event. More
What environmental wackos don't get about 'fossil' fuels - 12/1/25 by Eric Utter December 1, 2025 by Eric Utter The sheer irrationality of the arguments of radical environmentalist activists demands a response. More
Democrats’ vision for America - 12/1/25 by Bill Ponton December 1, 2025 by Bill Ponton Who are these huddled masses to be drop-kicked into my neighborhood, and how is it going to enrich my life? More
Andriy Yermak is nothing more than Zelenskyy’s small change - 12/1/25 by Ryan Kramar December 1, 2025 by Ryan Kramar The people needed to see signs that Zelenskyy is handling rampant corruption, but is anything really going to change after Yermak is gone? More
Advent: The season of preparation - 12/1/25 by Alan Loncar December 1, 2025 by Alan Loncar As the Christian season of Advent has begun, it is prudent to take stock of whether our society still has a sense of preparation.  More
AI and gig work - 12/1/25 by Raushan Gross December 1, 2025 by Raushan Gross Today's labor force, by and large, does not want the jobs their parents and grandparents had 20 to 30 years ago.  More
When a man (pretends to be) a woman - 12/1/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 1, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Sooner or later, reality kicks in, but sometimes it takes a weirdly and surprisingly long time for that to happen. More
400 Minnesota state employees turn on Walz over his $1 billion Somali fraud scandal - 11/30/25 by Monica Showalter November 30, 2025 by Monica Showalter Anyone raising red flags would be painted as a racist, a politically connected NGO pre-warned them. More
Antisemitism spirals out of control in once ‘Great’ Britain - 11/30/25 by Andrea Widburg November 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The nation is reverting to medieval-level antisemitism, this time under the aegis of leftism and Islam. More
Caribbean nations lining up to join Trump's bid to stomp out Venezuela narcoregime - 11/30/25 by Monica Showalter November 30, 2025 by Monica Showalter They're sick of Maduro's narcoregime, too. More
The failed survival strategy of being a curmudgeonly old person - 11/30/25 by Andrea Widburg November 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg What probably worked when multiple generations lived together is no longer a way to ensure care in your old age. More
Celebrating Woody Allen's 90th birthday with some of his best quotes - 11/30/25 by Rajan Laad November 30, 2025 by Rajan Laad A man of amazing talents and humor. More
A Holocaust mystery’s solution reminds us that repatriating illegal aliens is not Nazi-esque - 11/30/25 by Andrea Widburg November 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg A very well-written article in the New York Times makes the distinction obvious (although that’s not what the Times intended to do, of course). More
In Chicago, the undemocratic Democrat heir - 11/30/25 by Kevin Finn November 30, 2025 by Kevin Finn Undeterred by Kamala’s epic fail, Jesús “Chuy” García has circumvented the voters to crown his successor. More
It’s finally becoming obvious that marijuana is addictive - 11/30/25 by Andrea Widburg November 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The drug is pernicious, and it’s destroying America. More
America’s Islamo-Socialists demand Jewish deaths and Gazan supremacy...in America - 11/30/25 by Andrea Widburg November 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg From Rep. Rashida Tlaib on down, they’re not even pretending anymore. Their hatred for America and Jews is out in the open. More
Migrants becoming conquerors as Western nations continue to deny reality - 11/30/25 by Eric Utter November 30, 2025 by Eric Utter Migrants are shamelessly shouting 'death to America' in Dearborn. More
Klobuchar face plants the Trump inflation narrative - 11/30/25 by Mike McDaniel November 30, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Democrat lies about the economy aren't working any more. More
The UFO paradox has no easy solution - 11/30/25 by Robert Arvay November 30, 2025 by Robert Arvay Either someone puts forth extraordinary evidence, or our trust in government continues to erode. More
How to understand the DC National Guard shooter - 11/30/25 by Peter Olsson November 30, 2025 by Peter Olsson What makes people do things like this? Here is one theory. More
Fiscal reality finally catches up to the Ford F-150 Lightning - 11/30/25 by Mike McDaniel November 30, 2025 by Mike McDaniel EVs and profitability aren’t inhabiting the same physical universe. More
When young Winston met Cuban cigars - 11/30/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 30, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. A visit to Cuba in the 1890s sparked a lifelong love affair. More
Chicoms get ugly in the wake of Hong Kong's deadly Tai Po fire - 11/29/25 by Monica Showalter November 29, 2025 by Monica Showalter Arresting dissidents, insulting civil society, Chicoms are behaving badly in the aftermath of the disaster. More
The left wants us dead, but sure, let’s talk about the game Last Night - 11/29/25 by Kevin Finn November 29, 2025 by Kevin Finn Ending relationships over politics: yes or no? More
The prize and the praise - 11/29/25 by Joseph Puder November 29, 2025 by Joseph Puder Why on earth did Donald Trump praise communist New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani? More
The ‘affordability crisis’ myth - 11/29/25 by Jimmy Lee Tillman II November 29, 2025 by Jimmy Lee Tillman II We hear it everywhere: housing affordability crisis, health care affordability crisis, childcare affordability crisis. And nothing gets fixed. More
Millennials and Gen Z have their turn - 11/29/25 by Jay Davidson November 29, 2025 by Jay Davidson More
Have you lost friends because of politics? - 11/29/25 by Bob Weir November 29, 2025 by Bob Weir It might be a good idea to set some ground rules in your social circle. More
The filibuster is anti-democratic - 11/29/25 by James Carter November 29, 2025 by James Carter Republicans should move now to end the filibuster — and not just as a matter of political strategy.  More
The old man and the press - 11/29/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 29, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Suddenly, the NYT finds “aging” presidents a newsworthy subject. More
Unplugging the Autopen presidency - 11/29/25 by Kevin Finn November 29, 2025 by Kevin Finn With strong evidence that Biden was a puppet in the White House, Trump’s order voiding Autopen signatures can erase at least half of Biden’s presidency. More
Will Trump’s autopen executive order de-bench 237 leftist federal judges (including Ketanji Brown Jackson)? - 11/29/25 by Andrea Widburg November 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Given the tyranny of the current federal judiciary, removing all those judges would be a staggering sea change in the direction of American law. More
Venezuela's Maduro has his own Jill Biden and a coven of communist hags surrounding him - 11/29/25 by Monica Showalter November 29, 2025 by Monica Showalter Maduro's repulsive wife is Jill Biden cubed. More
The empty space at the heart of a Dear Abby answer - 11/29/25 by Andrea Widburg November 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg I find it hard to imagine the original Dear Abby writing that way about starting a family (or not) in the heyday of her reign as America’s advice queen. More
'Diversity,' immigration, and rescuing the last best hope - 11/29/25 by Eric Utter November 29, 2025 by Eric Utter As recently as three decades ago, most Americans were descendants of those who arrived on these shores before 1776. More
Trump calls the autopen bluff - 11/29/25 by Mike McDaniel November 29, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Biden's handlers may have outsmarted themselves. More
The Whiteness Pandemic: is there a mask for that? - 11/29/25 by Mike McDaniel November 29, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Epidemiology becomes race hustling. More
Hong Kong's Tai Po fire reminds of dangers of Democrat plans to stuff people into highrises - 11/28/25 by Monica Showalter November 28, 2025 by Monica Showalter Fires can spread very quickly when people are densely packed in high-rise towers. More
Can Congress save college sports? - 11/28/25 by Brian McNicoll November 28, 2025 by Brian McNicoll The whole college sports landscape is changing, and not necessarily for the better. More
In Chicago, vote-buying schemes win elections - 11/28/25 by Arnold Cusmariu November 28, 2025 by Arnold Cusmariu The current vote-buying scheme is Universal Basic Income, but it’s just a variation on the Chicago way. More
So the humble fishermen were drug dealers after all ... - 11/28/25 by Monica Showalter November 28, 2025 by Monica Showalter The Wall Street Journal went out to interview some of these drug boat operators. More
The Democrats’ newest victims: People who overstay their visas - 11/28/25 by Andrea Widburg November 28, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Once, people were expected to leave the U.S. when their visas expired; now, Democrats view expired visas as a backdoor to permanent American residency. More
Media rushes to defend Afghans in the US, saying the actions of one person shouldn’t ‘condemn’ all the rest - 11/28/25 by Olivia Murray November 28, 2025 by Olivia Murray Where is this logic every time they try to strip gun rights from law-abiding Americans? More
It’s Black Friday in Seattle — for the wrong reasons - 11/28/25 by Noel S. Williams November 28, 2025 by Noel S. Williams With socialists at the helm, Seattle has no hope of ever making it to the profit side of the balance sheet. More
Under Zohran Mamdani, the Big Apple becomes the new Juárez…or Gaza - 11/28/25 by Olivia Murray November 28, 2025 by Olivia Murray An NYC-adjacent community plans a wall and high-tech border security. More
Binance accused of facilitating money flow to Hamas, with families of October 7 victims now suing the crypto platform - 11/28/25 by Susan Quinn November 28, 2025 by Susan Quinn This revelation, if true, is not the first time Binance has helped to fund terrorism. More
Epstein files release: Democrats’ fake narrative to soil Trump - 11/28/25 by Mike Robertson November 28, 2025 by Mike Robertson Was this perhaps Trump’s most brilliant rope-a-dope? More
Chicago mayor says imprisoning violent criminals is racist and immoral - 11/28/25 by Eric Utter November 28, 2025 by Eric Utter He said, "We cannot incarcerate our way out of violence." More
The highway’s hidden hazards - 11/28/25 by Greg Maresca November 28, 2025 by Greg Maresca Be careful travelling this weekend, as there are still hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens with CDLs on our roads. More
Don't be tender with Fani - 11/28/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 28, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Fani's case is history. More
Tearing off the mask of ‘affordability’ - 11/28/25 by Mark C. Ross November 28, 2025 by Mark C. Ross Politicians love to use ‘affordability’ as a slogan to run on. Here’s the truth. More
The lesson learned in Vietnam - 11/28/25 by Bill Ponton November 28, 2025 by Bill Ponton While the specter of Vietnam hung over U.S. foreign policy, it served as a reminder to the Establishment that Americans would not undertake the impossible task of remaking a world that they had little interest in or control over. More
Have a very Samurai Thanksgiving - 11/27/25 by J.B. Shurk November 27, 2025 by J.B. Shurk America is worth the fight. More
A tale of two sections - 11/27/25 by Oded J.K. Faran, Walter E. Block November 27, 2025 by Oded J.K. Faran, Walter E. Block You’ll be surprised how the news and editorial sections of the Wall Street Journal respectively covered the same event. More
Thanksgiving is for gratitude - 11/27/25 by Eric Utter November 27, 2025 by Eric Utter Leftists are opaque to the idea of gratitude. More
The American middle class and its champions - 11/27/25 by Stephen M. Astrachan November 27, 2025 by Stephen M. Astrachan Aristotle’s observations about the necessity of the middle class have been echoed by at least two of the greatest leaders of American history. More
Gold beats the dollar because politicians trash the dollar - 11/27/25 by James Anthony November 27, 2025 by James Anthony If the dollar ceases to be the world’s reserve currency, that might be a good thing, provided the world moves over to gold instead. More
How sick is the American left? This sick. - 11/27/25 by Patricia McCarthy November 27, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy Two soldiers were just shot in D.C. One is dead, and the other clinging to life. Yet, the left blames Trump. More
Homegrown monsters and imported killers: America’s twin revolving doors - 11/27/25 by Kevin Finn November 27, 2025 by Kevin Finn The alleged shooter who ambushed two National Guardsmen in D.C. is an Afghan national, brought here under Joe Biden. More
The deeper virtues of thankfulness - 11/27/25 by Alan Loncar November 27, 2025 by Alan Loncar Thanksgiving should be about a great deal more than turkey and football, for thankfulness is part of our spiritual growth. More
Economic blackouts and economic illiteracy - 11/27/25 by Peter C. Earle November 27, 2025 by Peter C. Earle Only in the world’s richest country could tens of millions of people persuade themselves that refusing to buy a cup of coffee for 24 hours constitutes a coherent form of economic protest.  More
A table in the wilderness - 11/27/25 by Mark Hancock November 27, 2025 by Mark Hancock Giving thanks for the quiet return of faith and fatherhood. More
Yes, you can eat turkey with your anti-Trump college friend - 11/27/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 27, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. We Cubans always had lots of reasons to give thanks that first Thanksgiving we spent in America. More
Thanksgiving 2025: Gratitude in an Age of Intolerance - 11/27/25 by Kevin Finn November 27, 2025 by Kevin Finn This Thanksgiving, America is experiencing a sharp rise in religious intolerance, especially against Jews and Christians. More
Thanksgiving Day is about something more important than roast turkey - 11/27/25 by Helen Louise Herndon November 27, 2025 by Helen Louise Herndon The purpose behind the holiday—made official at a more religious time in American life—is to give thanks to God for making our blessings possible. More
Playing ‘What If?’ at Thanksgiving dinner - 11/27/25 by Deane Waldman November 27, 2025 by Deane Waldman Health care doesn’t actually have to break the bank; its inaffordability can actually be solved. More
Thanksgiving is about gratitude in hard times - 11/27/25 by Jenna Ellis November 27, 2025 by Jenna Ellis The heart of Thanksgiving has never been about abundance or comfort. More
'Rigorously vetted': The Biden administration's final insult - 11/26/25 by Monica Showalter November 26, 2025 by Monica Showalter Joe Biden let in thousands of unvetted Afghans -- with terrible consequences for innocent U.S. troops protecting Americans. More
Suddenly, the NYT turns on Venezuelan Nobel winner for bringing up election fraud - 11/26/25 by Monica Showalter November 26, 2025 by Monica Showalter Joe Biden, you see, won the U.S. 2020 election all free and fair. More
The mathematics crisis in public schools - 11/26/25 by Molly Slag November 26, 2025 by Molly Slag It’s a very serious problem, but there are ways to fix it. More
Popularity of veganism and vegetarianism plunges in the Netherlands - 11/26/25 by Olivia Murray November 26, 2025 by Olivia Murray The ruling elite’s house of “health” cards is collapsing. More
Don’t be thankful to those who’ve ‘given too much’ - 11/26/25 by Noel S. Williams November 26, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Mark Kelly is a living embodiment of leftist hubris. More
Marrying and childbearing women getting younger, and they’re mostly conservatives - 11/26/25 by Susan Quinn November 26, 2025 by Susan Quinn Hope is on the horizon. More
Impeach Barack Obama? - 11/26/25 by W.A. Eliot November 26, 2025 by W.A. Eliot What’s good for The Donald is sauce for The One. More
NYC council tried to sneakily pass a fat personal pay raise, wound up royally screwing themselves…and Zohran Mamdani - 11/26/25 by Olivia Murray November 26, 2025 by Olivia Murray Someone get the popcorn, and get comfortable, because this is going to be good. More
Thuggish union blocks Thanksgiving travelers trying to catch flights at LAX - 11/26/25 by Monica Showalter November 26, 2025 by Monica Showalter If the aim had been to make the public despise them and their cause, they couldn't have done a better job. More
The simplicity of truth and the complexity of evasion - 11/26/25 by Christian Vezilj November 26, 2025 by Christian Vezilj Are today’s intellectuals that much more enlightened, wiser and smarter than the ancients of the past, or are they consumed there our own toxic vanity? More
The Seditious Six poison the ranks - 11/26/25 by Kevin Finn November 26, 2025 by Kevin Finn Inviting mutiny by blurring lawful obedience with personal politics. More
Have Democrats fallen out with Big Tech? - 11/26/25 by Bill Ponton November 26, 2025 by Bill Ponton The Democrats are showing more than a hint of jealousy. More
U.K.'s Scotland considers assisted suicide - 11/26/25 by Eric Utter November 26, 2025 by Eric Utter It looks as if it might be for any reason whatsoever. More
Let's not forget about Milley - 11/26/25 by J.R. Dunn November 26, 2025 by J.R. Dunn What do ye do with a power-drunk sailor? More
Truckers angry in Mexico - 11/26/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 26, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The Sheinbaum administration makes life miserable for the truckers.  More
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The EU-US Battle Line Clarice Feldman As economic and cultural suicide stalk Western Europe, it has initiated efforts to hobble America's technological advantage and diminish our freedoms.  More
Is There a ‘Sleeping Giant’ to Awaken As China Builds for War? Richard Blakley, D. Padgett Blakley If we’re not awake by now, what will rouse us? More
Europe Is Dying J.B. Shurk And its totalitarian assaults on free speech represent a national security threat to the United States. More
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The Surrender of Academia: Blood Libel at UCL Lars Møller A UCL lecturer recently narrated how Jews “kidnapped and murdered” an Italian priest to obtain “drops of blood from someone who’s not Jewish” for mixing into “special pancakes or bread” during the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles. More

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Trump reveals his character - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel In Donald Trump, America has a true leader. More
Self-defense isn't what the media would like - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel The media has it wrong; Americans have it right. More
Peacekeeping in Chicago - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Using criminals to fight crime turns out not to be a great idea. More
Before judging that boat strike ... - 12/7/25 by Chuck Parker December 7, 2025 by Chuck Parker I know what it is to get shot at in war. So does the admiral now under fire in Congress over the boat strike on drug runners. More
Can Jaguar come back from the grave? - 12/7/25 by Mike McDaniel December 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Jaguar certainly broke the mould. More
‘Get Them Out’ turns into ‘We’ll Handle It Ourselves’ - 12/7/25 by Kevin Finn December 7, 2025 by Kevin Finn In the absence of an effective judicial system and civilian law enforcement, citizens may instead resort to vigilantism. More
Trump is right about Europe - 12/7/25 by Matthew G. Andersson December 7, 2025 by Matthew G. Andersson The U.S. president has nailed the greatest threat to Europe’s security and survival. More
A bizarre leftist meltdown over National Parks - 12/7/25 by John F. Di Leo December 7, 2025 by John F. Di Leo Trump came up with a list of days people can visit the parks for free, and the left is furious. More
I’m Henry the pardoned, I am - 12/7/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. December 7, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Trump pardons a Democrat! More
Trump’s optimistic America-First National Security Strategy - 12/7/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney December 7, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney This is a timely, optimistic, and practical blueprint for the USA. More
Has Trump changed in his second term? - 12/7/25 by Joseph Puder December 7, 2025 by Joseph Puder Jihadists seem to be faring a little better this time around. More
More fraud and abuse oozing out of Obamacare - 12/7/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney December 7, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney The Government Accountability Office lays bare the serious problems that continue to plague this ill conceived program. More
Mainstream journalist discovers ‘Trump Accounts’ and melts into fit of TDS - 12/7/25 by Jack Hellner December 7, 2025 by Jack Hellner It is a true shame that so many Democrats are so consumed with hating Trump that they are happy to keep impoverished children poor. More
2025’s couple of the year - 12/7/25 by Noel S. Williams December 7, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Who else but Charlie and Erika Kirk? More
If the hyperlink carries you to an error page, you have just been anti-gaslit - 12/6/25 by David DeMay December 6, 2025 by David DeMay Many 404 pages are becoming indicators of censorship. More
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