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The Trough and the Bridge: America’s Forgotten Covenant - 11/9/25 by Christian Vezilj November 9, 2025 by Christian Vezilj Once, we were a nation that was most self-sufficient and built infrastructure that drove that self-sufficiency; now, we simply take and demand more. More
Bombshell report: Ex-Capitol Police cop a forensic match for Jan. 6 pipe bomber - 11/9/25 by D. Parker November 9, 2025 by D. Parker The Blaze reports a 94% forensic gait match between the Jan. 6 pipe bomber and a former U.S. Capitol Police officer. More
Democrats target targets - 11/9/25 by Mike McDaniel November 9, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Self-defense requires the right targets. More
America is transitioning, too - 11/9/25 by Eric Utter November 9, 2025 by Eric Utter The latest election paints an ugly picture. More
Has Donald Trump really gone Joe Biden? - 11/9/25 by Mike McDaniel November 9, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Ultimately, there is no question who is in charge in the White House, and who is making decisions and signing documents. More
Mamdani promises excellence, signals collapse - 11/9/25 by David DeMay November 9, 2025 by David DeMay The promise of ‘excellence’ is the sound of the political machine straining against an impossible structural load. More
Is there a spiritual explanation for UFOs? - 11/9/25 by Robert Arvay November 9, 2025 by Robert Arvay We don’t have to restrict ourselves to images of spaceships. More
Is Carville losing it? - 11/9/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 9, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. ‘It’s the economy, stupid’ was a long time ago. The man who said it has been acting a little nuts lately. More
Michelle Obama complains about burden of pampering; new book offers style advice - 11/8/25 by Monica Showalter November 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter Care to imitate that black-widow spider dress? More
AI and robots may make women happier - 11/8/25 by Noel S. Williams November 8, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Thanks to AI and robotics, women’s jobs are getting phased out, but this may not be the tragedy it seems to be. More
AI, UBI, and the surveillance state - 11/8/25 by Milli Sands November 8, 2025 by Milli Sands Once the government entirely controls the American people’s money, it also entirely controls the American people. More
Hezb'allah vows to expand its Venezuela drug operations and other ugly news - 11/8/25 by Monica Showalter November 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter More
San Diego launches 'friendly' inspection teams to go digging through people's trash cans in search of recycling violations - 11/8/25 by Monica Showalter November 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter They're from the government, and they're here to help: More
Hardship isn’t new—but our response to it is - 11/8/25 by Christian Vezilj November 8, 2025 by Christian Vezilj The shutdown reveals that, while people once saved, they are now so comfortably dependent on the government that they spend without reserve. More
Uncontrolled immigration has pushed America toward third-world status - 11/8/25 by Amil Imani November 8, 2025 by Amil Imani The economic fallout of mass illegal immigration is catastrophic, echoing the resource scarcity of developing nations. More
Meanwhile, in Minneapolis … - 11/8/25 by Eric Utter November 8, 2025 by Eric Utter The City of Lakes has morphed into the City of Leftists. More
Is it insurrection season again? - 11/8/25 by Kevin Finn November 8, 2025 by Kevin Finn Democrats seem to be returning to their Confederate roots, and pulling the whole country down with them. More
The truth about child gun deaths - 11/8/25 by Mike McDaniel November 8, 2025 by Mike McDaniel No, guns aren't the leading cause of death for kids. More
More stand your ground lies - 11/8/25 by Mike McDaniel November 8, 2025 by Mike McDaniel SYG laws don't excuse murder. More
The left wants to save democracy by destroying it - 11/8/25 by Kevin Finn November 8, 2025 by Kevin Finn Democrats built this inferno to immolate one man. Now, watching it surge back on them, they rage at not their hypocrisy, but their powerlessness. More
Common sense prevails - 11/8/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 8, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. A victory for sanity! More
The triple arbitrage: How tax, leverage, and inflation create passive ultra-wealth - 11/8/25 by David DeMay November 8, 2025 by David DeMay This system guarantees that asset owners, particularly those engaged in high-end real estate, will inevitably outpace the economic gains of the productive class, cementing a permanent, self-reinforcing rentier aristocracy. More
Fourth and funded - 11/8/25 by Greg Maresca November 8, 2025 by Greg Maresca The business of buyouts. More
That lingering stench of fraud from Tuesday's election - 11/7/25 by Monica Showalter November 7, 2025 by Monica Showalter Too many stories out there about mishandled ballots, odd voter registration lists, missing ballots, and the like More
Kazakhstan joins the Abraham Accords—and Hamas gets its answer - 11/7/25 by Bepi Pezzulli November 7, 2025 by Bepi Pezzulli Terrorism, as diplomatic strategy, just suffered another humiliating defeat. More
Hold on, American babies are coming! - 11/7/25 by Victoria White Berger November 7, 2025 by Victoria White Berger While the Democrat asses prioritize selfishness over selflessness, conservatives are swelling the ranks. More
Never and somehow again - 11/7/25 by Greg Maresca November 7, 2025 by Greg Maresca Looking back over the decades, I swore to abandon all the dreaded tasks of my time spent in the Marine Corps...yet, I freely admit, some of those things have slowly crept back into my life. More
New York's first out: The cops - 11/7/25 by Monica Showalter November 7, 2025 by Monica Showalter Mamdani has called for the defunding of the police, but the police are leaving before he can get to that. More
From factory floor to financialized property: The decline of production and the rise of the rentier economy - 11/7/25 by David DeMay November 7, 2025 by David DeMay We are experiencing an ideological pivot from value creation to value extraction. More
It's time to scrap tariffs - 11/7/25 by Monica Showalter November 7, 2025 by Monica Showalter Tariffs are finally filtering through to consumer prices and a lot of voters are starting to go back to the Democrats. More
The Big Apple turns rotten - 11/7/25 by Eric Utter November 7, 2025 by Eric Utter Zohran Mamdani's election as New York City's mayor won't end well for New Yorkers. More
Two steps closer to the edge - 11/7/25 by J.R. Dunn November 7, 2025 by J.R. Dunn A number of Donald Trump’s staffers and their families have ben forced to take residence at military installations due to threats of violence.  More
For the new Democrat party, the motto is ‘how low can you go?’ - 11/7/25 by Andrea Widburg November 7, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Michelle Obama’s famous boast about Democrats’ virtuous approach to political warfare (“we go high”) just got blown to smithereens. More
AI effectively makes Universal Basic Income inevitable - 11/7/25 by Milli Sands November 7, 2025 by Milli Sands The nature of AI, which is to reduce all future employment opportunities, will necessarily drive forced wealth redistribution. More
The endless Democrat lies about ICE’s actions - 11/7/25 by Andrea Widburg November 7, 2025 by Andrea Widburg One of the most illuminating things you can do is check out the official DHS account on X, which shreds false reporting about its detainment actions. More
Mamdani, you need to chat with Milei - 11/7/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 7, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. It would be good for the inexperienced mayor-elect to get a dose of reality. More
The oath must come first - 11/7/25 by Christian Vezilj November 7, 2025 by Christian Vezilj No religion or heritage or ideology can supersede our public officials’ mandate to govern as Americans. More
Sodom, Gomorrah, and Gaza - 11/7/25 by Andrea Widburg November 7, 2025 by Andrea Widburg As we learn more about what happened to the hostages who survived, it’s very clear that the Gazans are an accursed people. More
The allure of comfortable lies - 11/6/25 by Kevin Finn November 6, 2025 by Kevin Finn Plato and Socrates would not be surprised by the rise of leftist demagogues like Zohran Mamdani. More
Time to scrap the filibuster - 11/6/25 by Monica Showalter November 6, 2025 by Monica Showalter RINOS would rather cave to Democrats than switch. More
Results are in: American leftists willingly embrace evil - 11/6/25 by Patricia McCarthy November 6, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy The polls have indicated what the results would be for many weeks. But it is still gut-wrenching to see it really happening. More
In addition to more babies, we need better parents - 11/6/25 by Noel S. Williams November 6, 2025 by Noel S. Williams  I don’t know about civilization collapsing if women have fewer babies, but our republic might if parents don’t raise well-adjusted children. More
The inexperienced elite and the end of institutional memory: A study in collapse vs. recovery - 11/6/25 by David DeMay November 6, 2025 by David DeMay The election of candidates driven by demographic disruption, often characterized by inexperience, signals a shift fundamentally different from previous cycles of political recovery. More
Stop mincing words - 11/6/25 by Michael C. Hurley November 6, 2025 by Michael C. Hurley The Democrats and their fellow travelers are fighting for their faith, while we are fighting for policy prescriptions. More
The Gotham City election, explained - 11/6/25 by Stu Tarlowe November 6, 2025 by Stu Tarlowe A majority of Gotham City’s voters have chosen more crime over less, the criminal over the crimefighter. More
Mamdani victory cheered … in Poland? - 11/6/25 by John M. Grondelski November 6, 2025 by John M. Grondelski If you thought radical Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York mayor only appeals to the U.S. left, think again. More
Only the elite can afford fast food - 11/6/25 by Raushan Gross November 6, 2025 by Raushan Gross Whatever happened to fast food as the hallmark of easy, tasty, and filling food that can be grabbed on the go without paying a fortune? More
Cheney was just an opportunist - 11/6/25 by Frank Friday November 6, 2025 by Frank Friday Former VP Dick Cheney passed away this week, with few people taking notice.  More
Trump succeeds even when he fails - 11/6/25 by Adam Resnick November 6, 2025 by Adam Resnick Trump is a force of nature -- one whose losses only inflate his legend. More
Maybe Karine should give up on this book - 11/6/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 6, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Even liberal hosts are not buying Karine Jean-Pierre's nonsense. More
The standing ovation is dead - 11/6/25 by Jacob Lane November 6, 2025 by Jacob Lane We killed it. More
NBA arrests: A clear day is not needed to see truth - 11/6/25 by James Zumwalt November 6, 2025 by James Zumwalt Stephen A. Smith, while speaking on the FBI investigaion’s into sports betting schemes, makes a complete tool of himself. More
The protector replaced: Feminism, dependency, and the state’s hollow embrace - 11/6/25 by Christian Vezilj November 6, 2025 by Christian Vezilj A great paradox: Women, who have been conditioned to reject male protection, voted for a system that promises to protect them—through policy, not partnership. More
Here are some questions the media will never or rarely ask Democrats - 11/5/25 by Jack Hellner November 5, 2025 by Jack Hellner Where are the questions for Democrats about Arctic Frost, and a host of other issues? More
A post-election analysis: This is not the end of the world - 11/5/25 by Andrea Widburg November 5, 2025 by Andrea Widburg ...although it may be the end of New York City. More
Hamas-linked Jew-hater pours out the congratulations to Mamdani - 11/5/25 by Monica Showalter November 5, 2025 by Monica Showalter Why are so many disgusting thugs and terrorists so happy to see Mamdani elected mayor of New York? More
Mamdani’s war on police - 11/5/25 by Mike Robertson November 5, 2025 by Mike Robertson This isn’t reform; it’s a calculated assault on the men and women who rush toward danger when everyone else runs away. More
The University of Chicago: Epicenter of Trump hatred - 11/5/25 by Matthew G. Andersson November 5, 2025 by Matthew G. Andersson They hate Trump with a purple passion More
Gavin Newsom: Sound and fury, signifying nothing - 11/5/25 by Earick Ward November 5, 2025 by Earick Ward This guy wants to be president, but just look at his record. More
Canceling Tucker Carlson is (basically) impossible - 11/5/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto November 5, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto Carlson's embrace of antisemitic freaks like Nick Fuentes is bad news for Republicans and bad news for America. More
The stages of liberal envy - 11/5/25 by Alan Loncar November 5, 2025 by Alan Loncar In a socialist world, the economic elevator only goes down. More
Submission to Islamism -- Christmas market in Overath cancelled - 11/5/25 by Thomas Kolbe November 5, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe The mass influx of young men from predominantly Islamic countries has deeply shattered the population’s sense of security. More
And now it’s ‘Overreaction Wednesday’ - 11/5/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 5, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Zohran Mamdani is going to destory NYC, which will only help the GOP in the midterms. More
Celebrity power and the American presidency - 11/5/25 by Peter A. Olsson, M.D. November 5, 2025 by Peter A. Olsson, M.D. When it comes to celebrity, some presidents have it and some don’t—and the ones who do have it for different reasons and despite their flaws. More
America First reloaded - 11/5/25 by Anna Mahjar-Barducci November 5, 2025 by Anna Mahjar-Barducci Conservatives must fight multipolarity to keep the U.S. on top. More
Requiem For Gotham - 11/5/25 by Eric Utter November 5, 2025 by Eric Utter This is the beginning of the end for New York City, and another Islamic nail in the West’s coffin. More
Why teenage mass murderers kill - 11/5/25 by Peter Olsson, M.D. November 5, 2025 by Peter Olsson, M.D. Teenage and some pre-teen mass murderers simultaneously envy and despise the apparently happy normal lives of kids they see around them. More
Almost a Republican sweep last night—if only men voted - 11/5/25 by Selwyn Duke November 5, 2025 by Selwyn Duke As morality dies, Mamdanis rise. More
Tough days ahead for ‘La Presidenta’ - 11/5/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 5, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Leftism’s endless failings and crippling crime, Claudia Sheinbaum has nowhere to turn. More
Harmeet Dhillon wants the election integrity dirt in Georgia - 11/5/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney November 5, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney More
Chain reaction: California's big gerrymandering bill prompts red states to gerrymander back - 11/4/25 by Monica Showalter November 4, 2025 by Monica Showalter Democrats have set the terms and Republican states have little choice but to follow suit. Every seat in Congress will now be a 'safe seat.' More
A tale of two judges in the UK - 11/4/25 by Andrea Widburg November 4, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Their different rulings epitomize the knife’s edge on which the UK is balanced, with very little time left to choose between sanity and total destruction. More
Alleged Antifa arson attack on AfD politician rages down quiet Hamburg street - 11/4/25 by Olivia Murray November 4, 2025 by Olivia Murray The interesting part is that instead of lambasting the AfD, the “German” Antifa specifically called out “MAGA freaks,” as well as (allegedly) declared that we’ll all “follow [Charlie] Kirk to hell!” More
Solar panels wreak havoc in the UK, lighting a fire (literally) every other day - 11/4/25 by Olivia Murray November 4, 2025 by Olivia Murray Instances of “rooftop blazes” due to solar panels soared 60% over the past two years. More
Conservatives are challenging Tucker Carlson’s anti-American ugliness - 11/4/25 by Andrea Widburg November 4, 2025 by Andrea Widburg If the Democrats had done this when the same ugliness in their party began to grow, we would see a very different Democrat party than the one we have today. More
Vile Nancy - 11/4/25 by Noel S. Williams November 4, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Rather than exercise her medial prefrontal cortex (which is where much self-awareness percolates), Nancy Pelosi seems entrapped by the reptilian part of her brain. More
The Obama ‘library’: Another deep state cash grab masquerading as legacy - 11/4/25 by Jim Davis November 4, 2025 by Jim Davis If we’re serious about draining the swamp, projects like this need to be the first on the chopping block. More
Will anyone rescue New York City from its dark destiny this time? - 11/4/25 by Geoffrey P. Hunt November 4, 2025 by Geoffrey P. Hunt Fifty years ago, people who understood how money works stepped in to save the city. More
Woman dogged in England - 11/4/25 by Eric Utter November 4, 2025 by Eric Utter We all have a dog in this fight. It’s called freedom. More
Tired of arrogant and expensive universities: Call Palantir! - 11/4/25 by Susan Quinn November 4, 2025 by Susan Quinn Yes, there are serious concerns about the company in regards to privacy and civil liberties, but its innovative approach to bypass the shortcomings of those educated by university is quite genius. More
Two heroes: Frank Serpico and Donald Trump - 11/4/25 by Bob Weir November 4, 2025 by Bob Weir One fought corruption in the New York Police Department. The other is fighting corruption in the Deep State. More
It is not all relative - 11/4/25 by Alan Loncar November 4, 2025 by Alan Loncar As an idea and way of life, moral relativism leads to a soul’s rot, first ambivalence followed by not believing anything worthwhile. More
Is AI taking away jobs? - 11/4/25 by Raushan Gross November 4, 2025 by Raushan Gross The AI critics keep pushing the victim agenda on human job seekers, portraying AI as a sinister job taker at a workplace near you, when AI has created far more jobs than it has taken. More
I’d hide my face too - 11/4/25 by Maureen Steele November 4, 2025 by Maureen Steele When history writes the COVID chapter,  it won’t be kind to the masked More
Sounding board yes, endorsement no - 11/4/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 4, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Obama may endorse local candidates, but not one named Mamdani. More
Trump advisor Sebastian Gorka says Venezuela actions go beyond drug-trafficking - 11/3/25 by Monica Showalter November 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter Iran seems to figure into the picture, too. More
McDonald's rounding on pennies? Not lovin' it - 11/3/25 by Greg Richter November 3, 2025 by Greg Richter Critics of the penny have for years called for its forced extinction, citing the ever-increasing cost to produce them. More
D'Souza warns GOP risks losing minorities over racist rhetoric - 11/3/25 by Greg Richter November 3, 2025 by Greg Richter Dinesh D’Souza warns in a recent X post that minorities may well “abandon the GOP in droves” if the kind of attacks leveled at Vivek Ramaswamy continue unchecked. More
Canadian Supreme Court says a year in jail for possessing child porn is ‘cruel and unusual’ punishment—strikes down mandatory minimum - 11/3/25 by Olivia Murray November 3, 2025 by Olivia Murray O Canada, what have you become? More
New study: Violence from third-world migrant children is ‘exploding’ - 11/3/25 by Olivia Murray November 3, 2025 by Olivia Murray Like we’ve said ad nauseam, there’s no such thing as magic soil. More
Bill Maher 'warns' that Mamdani will get Republicans elected everywhere else - 11/3/25 by Monica Showalter November 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter A silver lining for Republicans? More
Nearly a million New Yorkers plan to flee if Mamdani is elected mayor -report - 11/3/25 by Monica Showalter November 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter Nothing says 'socialism' like people fleeing from it. More
2025’s yearly honors: POTY, MOTY, LOTY, TOTY, WOTY, DOTY, and SOTY - 11/3/25 by Noel S. Williams November 3, 2025 by Noel S. Williams President Trump and the entire MAGA movement feature heavily in the most important and prosperous changes that took place this year. More
George Clooney, Kamala Harris, and Democrats' lack of leadership - 11/3/25 by Greg Richter November 3, 2025 by Greg Richter Liberal elites are learning that charisma, identity and slogans don’t pay the bills or secure the borders. More
Police can’t tell if thieving porch pirate is dressed up for Halloween or just a ‘trans’ weirdo - 11/3/25 by Olivia Murray November 3, 2025 by Olivia Murray Fortunately, most of us still live in reality and we can distinguish male from female, regardless of clothing choices. More
Little Donnie Trump - 11/3/25 by Claudia Orpin November 3, 2025 by Claudia Orpin I went to school with Donald Trump, and here’s a little-known fact about him: More
Intrigue at work: The operations of Mossad - 11/3/25 by Susan Quinn November 3, 2025 by Susan Quinn A new book by a former Mossad chief reveals a man of deep devotion to family and the state of Israel. More
Weepy Canadian grandmother leads a nation in sorrow - 11/3/25 by Bill Ponton November 3, 2025 by Bill Ponton The Canadian equivalent to Pete Hegseth whines and snivels about how awful white people are. More
How 'equality of outcome' fails - 11/3/25 by Kris Larsen November 3, 2025 by Kris Larsen The equality of outcome scheme championed by socialists and communists will never work because it violates a basic natural human condition. More
You can’t run out the clock in baseball - 11/3/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 3, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The good things have not changed in baseball.  More
The Nigerian government agrees to Trump’s help against Islamic terrorists - 11/2/25 by Andrea Widburg November 2, 2025 by Andrea Widburg This marks a turnaround from its original rejection of Trump’s demand that it stop the Christian massacres taking place. More
Mexican Mayor who fought cartels assassinated - 11/2/25 by Monica Showalter November 2, 2025 by Monica Showalter He was known as 'Mexican Bukele' and the cartels hated him. More
After massacres of Christians in Nigeria, Trump does the pope's job for him - 11/2/25 by Monica Showalter November 2, 2025 by Monica Showalter Trump warrned the Islamist terrorists targeting Nigeria's Christian community to leave the Christians alone. More
True DEI versus leftist DEI - 11/2/25 by Lewis Dovland November 2, 2025 by Lewis Dovland There is only one source of Truth when it comes to the actions of man. More
You can vote for Cuomo in New York City without selling your soul - 11/2/25 by Andrea Widburg November 2, 2025 by Andrea Widburg A chapter in the biblical story of Abraham suggests that it is not immoral to choose the lesser of two evils. More
Suddenly, the U.N. is all upset about Trump's strikes on Venezuelan drug boats - 11/2/25 by Monica Showalter November 2, 2025 by Monica Showalter Lot of hypocrisy here, given that they know what the Venezuelan regime is about and have done nothing. More
Antifa is finally expelled from Portland—at least, for now - 11/2/25 by Susan Quinn November 2, 2025 by Susan Quinn Portland residents are grateful, but the authorities are embarrassed that they had to act to clean up a mess from the left. More
One can’t emphasize enough leftist lunacy over the White House ballroom - 11/2/25 by Robin M. Itzler November 2, 2025 by Robin M. Itzler Even as corporations start making sane decisions, leftist politicians and corporate employees become ever more extreme in their hysterical response. More
Alexandre Dumas meets Robin Hood in the Big Apple - 11/2/25 by Stephen Helgesen November 2, 2025 by Stephen Helgesen The Three Socialisteers have emerged, and unlike the groundhog, are not about to go back into their hole. More
Canada’s New Democratic Party: Don’t say ‘female’ - 11/2/25 by Eric Utter November 2, 2025 by Eric Utter “Don’t say ‘women,’ say ‘non-males.’” More
The real way to end future government shutdowns - 11/2/25 by Gerald McGlothlin November 2, 2025 by Gerald McGlothlin The same old narrative every time isn’t working. We have to try something else. More
Lawfare vs. law enforcement and Trump vs. Biden - 11/2/25 by John Green November 2, 2025 by John Green It’s a tale of two Departments of Justice, with about as much contrast between them as you could imagine. More
The Trump DOJ gets serious about the Second Amendment - 11/2/25 by Mike McDaniel November 2, 2025 by Mike McDaniel The Trump Administration makes Second Amendment history. More
Woke, Canadian style - 11/2/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 2, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Even as that pernicious concept is finally waning in America, it’s still strong in Canada, affecting everything from the military to property rights. More
It's past time to arrest politicians impeding immigration enforcement - 11/2/25 by Mike McDaniel November 2, 2025 by Mike McDaniel To prevent the deaths of immigration agents, it's time to prosecute malicious politicians. More
Is justice finally coming for Judge Boasberg? - 11/1/25 by Monica Showalter November 1, 2025 by Monica Showalter Impeachment laws were made for judges like him. Throw the book at him. More
Impressive incompetence of blue city officials during Los Angeles's huge fires - 11/1/25 by Monica Showalter November 1, 2025 by Monica Showalter Why haven't these people been booted? More
Who, again, are the real authoritarians? - 11/1/25 by Eric Utter November 1, 2025 by Eric Utter Democrats talk a good game about civility and democracy, but watch what they are doing. More
Michelle the ingrate - 11/1/25 by M. Walter November 1, 2025 by M. Walter Is there anyone in the public eye less grateful than Michelle Obama?  Good grief. More
America's flawed hybrid health care system - 11/1/25 by Kevin Finn November 1, 2025 by Kevin Finn Democrats, especially Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders, continually advocate for single-payer (taxpayer-funded) health care, proclaiming that health care is a human right.  More
Give MAGA a chance - 11/1/25 by Alison Tempestilli November 1, 2025 by Alison Tempestilli MAGA is attempting to roll back time and circumstance to the age of personal responsibility and merit.  More
Are trans--and trans shooters--on the way out? - 11/1/25 by Mike McDaniel November 1, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Denying reality always carries consequences. More
Is Rap being replaced by music? - 11/1/25 by Mike McDaniel November 1, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Compared to music, Rap fares poorly. More
Ben & Jerry’s Ben Cohen is the living embodiment of Jews who vote for Mamdani - 11/1/25 by Andrea Widburg November 1, 2025 by Andrea Widburg He may not be a New York City resident, but he is such a committed leftist that he’d march himself into the gas chamber. More
Mamdani says there should be no billionaires - 11/1/25 by Bert Peterson November 1, 2025 by Bert Peterson And how exactly do we prevent them from springing up? More
Declassified docs expose treasonous plot to steal Trump’s mandate - 11/1/25 by Amil Imani November 1, 2025 by Amil Imani Patriots, the storm has broken. More
Trump has done what Reagan failed to do - 11/1/25 by Mark C. Ross November 1, 2025 by Mark C. Ross The two chief executives have a lot in common...but Trump has one up. More
Primary or treat, Chuck - 11/1/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 1, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Trick or treat, Chuck. The squad is knocking on your door and their numbers are growing. More
Why I’m voting for Mamdani - 11/1/25 by Carlos Martellaro November 1, 2025 by Carlos Martellaro Why would a constitutional conservative, MAGA supporting, gay, multi-ethnic and bi-racial New Yorker by birth, who opposes gender ideology and the "gayification" of our schools and colleges vote for Mamdani? More
Was there a Democrat cash-for-votes scheme being run in Wilmington, North Carolina? - 11/1/25 by Andrea Widburg November 1, 2025 by Andrea Widburg According to the local GOP, they’ve received credible evidence that there was. More
Arctic Frost: Inside the FBI’s MAGA dragnet to destroy Trump - 10/31/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney October 31, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney Here was a sweeping, politically motivated, movement-wide investigation into MAGA, predicated on the legal equivalent of quicksand. More
UK’s Glamour Magazine names men as its women of the year - 10/31/25 by Andrea Widburg October 31, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The fashion world, which made its money celebrating women, is so wedded to chasing trends that it’s abandoned its base. More
MAHA’s shadow falls on the big food companies - 10/31/25 by Brian Marriott October 31, 2025 by Brian Marriott Behemoths like Kraft Heinz and Coca-Cola are making promises. More
Many naturalized citizens are first-class citizens - 10/31/25 by Noel S. Williams October 31, 2025 by Noel S. Williams We shouldn’t throw the baby out with the bathwater by ridding ourselves, not just of hate-filled immigrants, but also of immigrants who Make America Great Again. More
Doing the desert disco - 10/31/25 by Susan Quinn October 31, 2025 by Susan Quinn Hamas violates the peace deal, Israel responds, Hamas denies starting it, and round and round we go. More
WSJ talks ‘easing’ housing prices as Trump continues to ship out illegals - 10/31/25 by Jack Hellner October 31, 2025 by Jack Hellner After years of the media and other Democrats claiming that a massive influx of illegal migrants didn’t cause inflationary fallout, the WSJ finally admits that additional demand does indeed cause prices to rise. More
We underestimate Mamdani and the 'eat-the-rich' movement at our peril. - 10/31/25 by Earick Ward October 31, 2025 by Earick Ward Once communism kicks in, there's no way out. More
The Middle East is the future of capitalism. Westerners should care. - 10/31/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto October 31, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto “Davos in the Desert” signals a massive economic and cultural awakening that few in the West fully grasp. More
Into the valley of death rode the Democrats - 10/31/25 by James Zumwalt October 31, 2025 by James Zumwalt Blunder after blunder, and they still won’t admit they’re dead in the water. More
Democrats are letting their crazies off-leash because they're afraid of them - 10/31/25 by D. Parker October 31, 2025 by D. Parker AOC and Mamdani the Commie are ascendant in the leftist cold civil war because the sane have been silenced by fear. More
Today's Democrats are as dangerous as 1861's Copperhead Democrats - 10/31/25 by Eric Utter October 31, 2025 by Eric Utter The truth is kryptonite to Democrats … and the only hope for America. More
Beyond mere hypocrisy: the real Zohran Mamdani revealed - 10/31/25 by Stu Tarlowe October 31, 2025 by Stu Tarlowe When you look into his past, you understand what his current highly polished exterior is hiding. More
Show of strength: Trump concludes Asia trip - 10/31/25 by Thomas Kolbe October 31, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe The U.S. emerges as the clear winner in this round of global power play, with the domestic economy benefiting from substantial capital inflows. More
Does Jesus love Gavin Newscum? - 10/31/25 by Noel S. Williams October 31, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Maybe some Almighty wrath is in the offing for someone who dares invoke scripture to blame Republicans for shutting down food assistance.  More
Sometimes it’s hard to be a (liberal) woman - 10/31/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. October 31, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. What happened to liberal women who disagreed with you, but never lost their class or femininity? More
The White House magnificently trolls Dems about the East Wing renovations - 10/30/25 by Andrea Widburg October 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Buried in a staid, fact-filled history of the White House’s development are some gems that should make the Democrats ashamed of themselves. More
I’m going holiday shopping early this year - 10/30/25 by Anony Mee October 30, 2025 by Anony Mee Whether it’s to avoid promised violence or to help keep my local retailers solvent as SNÅP benefits temporarily dry up, it’s time to shop! More
Start the denaturalizations, now - 10/30/25 by Olivia Murray October 30, 2025 by Olivia Murray Immigration is a huge problem for the West, both legal and illegal. More
How many illegal aliens live in Maryland? - 10/30/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney October 30, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney A new report offers a discouraging answer. More
Bill Gates cancels the climate apocalypse - 10/30/25 by J.B. Shurk October 30, 2025 by J.B. Shurk Bill went from ‘We’re all gonna die!’ to ‘Drill, baby, drill!’ More
The EV Mirage: When market demand is manufactured, not earned - 10/30/25 by Christian Vezilj October 30, 2025 by Christian Vezilj If a product needs government subsidies for extended periods of time and private companies are unwilling to carry it to profitability, then market forces have spoken. More
Why New York yuppies love Zohran Mamdani’s socialism - 10/30/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto October 30, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto This is not a manifestation of a moral awakening, but rather a crisis of a lack of self-control. More
Gabbard touts new takedowns of cartel leaders - 10/30/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney October 30, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney Prominent among them is the arrest of ‘La Diabla,’ a woman accused of running a gruesome infant-trafficking and organ-harvesting ring.  More
Dreaming dictators - 10/30/25 by Greg Maresca October 30, 2025 by Greg Maresca A bizarre, hot-mic conversation between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin reveals haunting aspirations. More
Valuing American citizenship - 10/30/25 by Robert H. Cawly October 30, 2025 by Robert H. Cawly In challenging President Trump’s Executive Order on citizenship, liberal courts have issued rulings that mirror the Dred Scott Supreme Court position that people are property under a sovereign monarch.  More
More than the National Guard is needed in US cities - 10/30/25 by Matthew G. Andersson October 30, 2025 by Matthew G. Andersson And more than the cities should be targeted: Universities should be targeted, too.  More
Getting stuck on a Mexican highway - 10/30/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. October 30, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Truckers, unpaid by the Mexican government, are raising hell. More
Let’s not save the Dems this time - 10/30/25 by J.R. Dunn October 30, 2025 by J.R. Dunn Why, exactly, should the GOP and the MAGA movement waste time, effort, and political capital to prevent the Democrats from throwing themselves off the cliff?  More
Austin school district declines to acknowledge Good Friday, opts to observe day for labor leaders instead - 10/30/25 by Eric Utter October 30, 2025 by Eric Utter Hard for Jesus to compete with organizers of boycotts. More
American Thinker Video Takeaways, October 30 2025 - 10/30/25 by Andrea Widburg October 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Lots of stuff to talk about, whether it’s Tim Walz’s misleading economic claims about SNAP, Karine Jean Pierre and democracy, or the risks of non-American-born politicians. More
Finding meaning imprisoned in Gaza’s tunnels - 10/29/25 by Andrea Widburg October 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg I had the privilege of hearing two former hostages speak and learning about the remarkable religious and psychological trajectory of their survival. More
Kamala Harris: ‘Now I am a scientist, now I am not’ - 10/29/25 by James Zumwalt October 29, 2025 by James Zumwalt Science should be objective, but it’s not like Kamala Harris would know anything about that. More
A little experiment: Maintain SNAP pause for 30 days to see how drastically foreign shipments drop - 10/29/25 by Olivia Murray October 29, 2025 by Olivia Murray Recall a 2013 exposé about welfare recipients buying groceries then shipping them off to sell on black market in food-insecure nations. More
Brazil blows away 132 drug dealers in one pop, topping Trump's record - 10/29/25 by Monica Showalter October 29, 2025 by Monica Showalter Happy now, lefties? Brazilian President Lula's death toll in his new war on drugs tops all of President Trump's in speedboat raids put together. More
When will the Jews of New York wake up? - 10/29/25 by Edward Topol October 29, 2025 by Edward Topol I fled Soviet Russia, and what Mamdani promises will be hell on earth. More
Trump’s master class in trolling - 10/29/25 by Susan Quinn October 29, 2025 by Susan Quinn Mockery becomes peak art when Trump is the man behind the canvas. More
Ontario runs 1987 remarks from Reagan to trash Trump’s trade policies today, and the WSJ piles on too - 10/29/25 by Jack Hellner October 29, 2025 by Jack Hellner The WSJ is a one-trick pony. More
The French are surrendering again - 10/29/25 by Noel S. Williams October 29, 2025 by Noel S. Williams The French response to the theft of jewels from the Louvre is decidedly...lame. More
Senate Republicans: Don’t touch the filibuster - 10/29/25 by John M. Contino October 29, 2025 by John M. Contino Just because they can doesn’t mean they should. More
What Washington wants least is to fix our country - 10/29/25 by Mac MacDowell October 29, 2025 by Mac MacDowell You’ve heard of it before. Maybe now, with the shutdown stretching on, it’s time to try it. More
Newsom's and Weiner's vile law ties cops' hands on child sex-trafficking - 10/29/25 by Monica Showalter October 29, 2025 by Monica Showalter Their pals call it 'full dignity and respect' for 'sex workers,' a lot of whom are trafficked children. More
Progressive Democrat women prefer criminals - 10/29/25 by Eric Utter October 29, 2025 by Eric Utter To say this is disturbing is an understatement. More
Hegseth draws the line at Quantico - 10/29/25 by G. Murphy Donovan October 29, 2025 by G. Murphy Donovan The capstone message from the Secretary of War was an admonition to get back to military basics; standards, training, and winning.  More
That much spent on food stamps? - 10/29/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. October 29, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Lots of "food stamping" going on out there. More
The politics of civility in Denmark - 10/29/25 by Stephen Helgesen October 29, 2025 by Stephen Helgesen Respectful debate at a Danish seaside town to address local issues. More
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By Stumbling Into the Alleged J6 Bomb Plot, Kamala Became Part of It Jack Cashill If a former Capitol Police officer was actually part of the January 6 pipe bomb plot, we need to ask Kamala, “What did you know and when did you know it?” More
'Think' Tanks vs. Doers Clarice Feldman "Think tanks" work on engaging voters to vote for their candidates and you’re paying for a lot of their work undermining your candidates’ chances of victory. More
Are ‘trans’ people worrying about biologically impossible diseases yet? M. Walter There’s not a single one of us who hasn’t stared at WebMD worried we had something serious. So why shouldn’t so-called “trans” people do the same? More
Why Are Things Unaffordable? Earick Ward Let’s explain the answer, for Zohran Mamdani’s sake. More
Zohran Mamdani and the Ghost of Eugene Debs E. Jeffrey Ludwig The unapologetic commie preparing to take over New York City showed his hand by praising one of the early 20th century’s most energetic fellow travelers. More
If This Isn’t an Emergency, What Is? John F. Di Leo Leftists expect the Supreme Court to smack down Trump’s tariffs. But it’s not so cut and dried. More

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The Trough and the Bridge: America’s Forgotten Covenant - 11/9/25 by Christian Vezilj November 9, 2025 by Christian Vezilj Once, we were a nation that was most self-sufficient and built infrastructure that drove that self-sufficiency; now, we simply take and demand more. More
Bombshell report: Ex-Capitol Police cop a forensic match for Jan. 6 pipe bomber - 11/9/25 by D. Parker November 9, 2025 by D. Parker The Blaze reports a 94% forensic gait match between the Jan. 6 pipe bomber and a former U.S. Capitol Police officer. More
Democrats target targets - 11/9/25 by Mike McDaniel November 9, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Self-defense requires the right targets. More
America is transitioning, too - 11/9/25 by Eric Utter November 9, 2025 by Eric Utter The latest election paints an ugly picture. More
Has Donald Trump really gone Joe Biden? - 11/9/25 by Mike McDaniel November 9, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Ultimately, there is no question who is in charge in the White House, and who is making decisions and signing documents. More
Mamdani promises excellence, signals collapse - 11/9/25 by David DeMay November 9, 2025 by David DeMay The promise of ‘excellence’ is the sound of the political machine straining against an impossible structural load. More
Is there a spiritual explanation for UFOs? - 11/9/25 by Robert Arvay November 9, 2025 by Robert Arvay We don’t have to restrict ourselves to images of spaceships. More
Is Carville losing it? - 11/9/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. November 9, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. ‘It’s the economy, stupid’ was a long time ago. The man who said it has been acting a little nuts lately. More
Michelle Obama complains about burden of pampering; new book offers style advice - 11/8/25 by Monica Showalter November 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter Care to imitate that black-widow spider dress? More
AI and robots may make women happier - 11/8/25 by Noel S. Williams November 8, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Thanks to AI and robotics, women’s jobs are getting phased out, but this may not be the tragedy it seems to be. More
AI, UBI, and the surveillance state - 11/8/25 by Milli Sands November 8, 2025 by Milli Sands Once the government entirely controls the American people’s money, it also entirely controls the American people. More
Hezb'allah vows to expand its Venezuela drug operations and other ugly news - 11/8/25 by Monica Showalter November 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter More
San Diego launches 'friendly' inspection teams to go digging through people's trash cans in search of recycling violations - 11/8/25 by Monica Showalter November 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter They're from the government, and they're here to help: More
Hardship isn’t new—but our response to it is - 11/8/25 by Christian Vezilj November 8, 2025 by Christian Vezilj The shutdown reveals that, while people once saved, they are now so comfortably dependent on the government that they spend without reserve. More
Uncontrolled immigration has pushed America toward third-world status - 11/8/25 by Amil Imani November 8, 2025 by Amil Imani The economic fallout of mass illegal immigration is catastrophic, echoing the resource scarcity of developing nations. More
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