Trade school is looking better, and more sanely lucrative, all the time. More

Good news for the Trump team, but there are things that will give them pause. More

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 El Sinoloa cartel hits the wall. More

A republic, if you can keep it. More

The Treasury secretary is moving to a different front in the war against illegal immigration. More

The Lake Street Church of Evanston doesn’t appear to be worshiping God, but something not at all holy. More

How can anyone claim that we remain a free society when governments seek to pass bills like C-9? More

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

Move from capitalism to dependency on a powerful government or socialism. It works every time. More

A pleasant encounter hosted by President Donald Trump.  More

The fallacy the greenies suffer is the belief that the capital cost of these expensive renewable machines will fade away somehow. More

A war crime? Not on a flagless carrier, which under international law is a pirate ship. More

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

Today's conditions are a perfect setup for the left's demise.  More

Saving America seems easy; that's why I'm worried. More

Israeli fans, despite being well-known for polite behavior, were forbidden from supporting their team. More

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

Ever since Donald Trump welcomed Zohran Mamdani into the White House, we’ve been hearing the expected rhetoric from various usual suspects.  More

Corruption as far as the eye can see. More

America has given this third-world goober and his family everything -- and he can't stand it. More

Americans import more and more ultra-processed foods from China every year, but its track record on product safety is hardly comforting.  More

We are what we teach and honor. More

We're all responsible for justice. More

The federal government needs to properly regulate the legal kratom market to ensure adult consumers have access to reliably labeled and formulated products.  More

President Trump’s peace push is a high-stakes poker game, and Ukraine’s got a tell: betrayal as policy. More

The left can apparently only win when it cheats, or denies the people an election. More

Put another new ally in the Trump column. More

Think Clinton body count, cross-dressing à la Buffalo Bill, and of course, a child victim. More

Bureaucracy kills progress in the Palisades. More

Denying reality can come with serious consequences. More

Kiffin should be more considerate of his players and the Ole Miss fan base, according to commentators across the media spectrum. More

Boko Haram terrorists are known to deal drugs. More

Democrats are very clearly against all Americans, and it’s amazing to me that they can find any support. More

Winston Churchill fought in Sudan, and he told us, 126 years ago, what the Muslim “faith” really meant for a Christian West. More

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

The sheer irrationality of the arguments of radical environmentalist activists demands a response. More

Who are these huddled masses to be drop-kicked into my neighborhood, and how is it going to enrich my life? More

The people needed to see signs that Zelenskyy is handling rampant corruption, but is anything really going to change after Yermak is gone? More

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

Today's labor force, by and large, does not want the jobs their parents and grandparents had 20 to 30 years ago.  More

Sooner or later, reality kicks in, but sometimes it takes a weirdly and surprisingly long time for that to happen. More