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Rubio dials it to 11 on Colombia's leftist president after slaying of conservative presidential candidate - 8/14/25 by Monica Showalter August 14, 2025 by Monica Showalter Rubio knows what's going on. More
The laurels of Henry Kissinger - 8/14/25 by Yuri Yarim-Agaev August 14, 2025 by Yuri Yarim-Agaev If Putin walks away victorious, Trump will have betrayed liberty as surely as Henry Kissinger did when he handed victory to North Vietnam and the Soviets. More
The federal government has a history of fudging numbers—isn’t a level of healthy skepticism necessary? - 8/14/25 by Jack Hellner August 14, 2025 by Jack Hellner Shouldn’t we question numbers the government puts out instead of just accepting them as true like almost all of the media? More
Our corporate leadership class - 8/14/25 by Bill Ponton August 14, 2025 by Bill Ponton An article in The Economist is a sad indictment of how cringingly servile business executives have become. More
Trump’s immigration crackdown sparks economic boom the experts said couldn’t happen - 8/14/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto August 14, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto A nation that secures its borders can focus on its own citizens, which expands opportunity, stabilizes prices, and fosters investment in long-term prosperity. More
Trump’s new guy at the Fed? - 8/14/25 by Jay Davidson August 14, 2025 by Jay Davidson The Federal Reserve went off the rails a long time ago. It’s an open question whether the president can help get it back on track. More
Obama: Eat your Blue vegetables - 8/14/25 by M. Walter August 14, 2025 by M. Walter Word on the street is that Obama may be considering endorsing Zohran Mamdani, but if history is any indicator, Obama’s touch is a kiss of death; Mamdani may want to reconsider. More
Beta boy Beto’s big bad mouth - 8/14/25 by Patrick Totty August 14, 2025 by Patrick Totty The perennial Democrat office-seeker of Texas seems to think curse words will make him look tough. More
Israel can’t be just a nation of soldiers - 8/14/25 by Dovid Hofstedter August 14, 2025 by Dovid Hofstedter We must understand what Torah means to the Jewish people. More
The pucker factor in Chappaqua: Will the Clintons finally face the music? - 8/14/25 by Charlton Allen August 14, 2025 by Charlton Allen A newly declassified FBI timeline into the “investigation”—if you can call it that—of the Clinton Foundation, is now open source. More
Let cops do their job! - 8/14/25 by Bob Weir August 14, 2025 by Bob Weir If President Trump sticks to this program, D.C. will be just fine. More
Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger: An opportunity to reform railroad regulations - 8/14/25 by Chris Talgo August 14, 2025 by Chris Talgo It is time to reassess the outmoded, draconian regulatory environment that has hampered railroad innovation for far too long. More
Beto drops the Democrat mask, reveals 'who they are' - 8/14/25 by Eric Utter August 14, 2025 by Eric Utter Democrats don't follow rules. Beto admitted it. More
Beto is a four-letter word - 8/14/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 14, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The Democrats have chosen a new way to win public opinion in Texas. More
Radicalized Nuns Tear at the Fabric of the Catholic Church - 8/14/25 by Victoria White Berger August 14, 2025 by Victoria White Berger The wokery among nuns is why their orders are failing. More
Chuck Schumer spent decades tailoring his legislation to a family he made up - 8/13/25 by Andrea Widburg August 13, 2025 by Andrea Widburg And John Oliver, the singularly unfunny political commentator, did a laugh-out-loud video about Schumer’s fantasy. More
The UN lies about a famine in Gaza to justify funding Hamas at the expense of other nations - 8/13/25 by Andrea Widburg August 13, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The UN is an utterly corrupt body that has, for the most part, spent the last several decades dedicating itself to Israel’s destruction. More
After millions of taxpayer dollars and months of crippling issues, city-funded grocery store in Missouri abruptly closes its doors - 8/13/25 by Olivia Murray August 13, 2025 by Olivia Murray Proponents of public grocery decry “failures” of the free market—but what does this failure say about their ideas? More
Kansas City government grocery FAIL - 8/13/25 by M. Walter August 13, 2025 by M. Walter  City officials let thieves run wild. More
AG Letitia James, corrupt prosecutor, may soon be on trial - 8/13/25 by Susan Quinn August 13, 2025 by Susan Quinn The DOJ convenes a grand jury, and James’s rabid persecution of Trump may not go unpunished. More
On wildfires, Canada's leaders can take a hike - 8/13/25 by Eric Utter August 13, 2025 by Eric Utter Using the wildfires and claims of global warming to extend govenment overreach, just as they did during the COVID lockdowns. More
Shifty Schiff’s leaks exposed - 8/13/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney August 13, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney Plus why the Trump Department of Justice declined to prosecute him. More
Trump puts DC crime crisis under federal command - 8/13/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney August 13, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney A new executive order is being characterized as a ‘federal takeover’ of the District. More
Macron undermines the U.S. and Israel yet again - 8/13/25 by Olivier Guitta August 13, 2025 by Olivier Guitta Emmanuel Macron has suffered a series of defeats resulting from his ill-advised foreign policy decisions.  More
Germany’s economic engine is in pieces -- And nobody wants to fix it - 8/13/25 by Thomas Kolbe August 13, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe Neither politicians nor corporate leaders show any willingness to make the sweeping policy changes needed to reverse course. More
The problem with ‘the Enlightenment’ - 8/13/25 by Robert Curry August 13, 2025 by Robert Curry Well, which Enlightenment are you talking about? More
How we got from Big Government over there to Big Government here - 8/13/25 by Jay Davidson August 13, 2025 by Jay Davidson We won a world war against this evil ideology. Now it’s infested our nation. More
Russiagate spooks compete in denial derby - 8/13/25 by Robyn Dolgin August 13, 2025 by Robyn Dolgin The Russia hoax deniers are not happy. More
Protecting the innocent among the bookshelves - 8/13/25 by John Long August 13, 2025 by John Long LGBT activists have been “flooding the zone” with inappropriate books for minors containing sexual content or dangerous gender ideology More
Trump breaks Democrats again on crime - 8/13/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 13, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Whether we question or don't question the statistics, the reality is that the nation's capital is unsafe.  More
BLS data problems worse than anyone thought -Issues & Insights - 8/12/25 by Monica Showalter August 12, 2025 by Monica Showalter Garbage in, garbage out, and it's been going on for years. More
Canada’s disturbing experiment with a world where suicide is painless - 8/12/25 by Andrea Widburg August 12, 2025 by Andrea Widburg It is the struggle for life that moves people and societies forward. Death should never be an easy option. More
Trump drives the garbage truck again to take out the trash in Washington and lefties miss the smell - 8/12/25 by Monica Showalter August 12, 2025 by Monica Showalter Lefty elites harrumph against Trump's Washington takeover, but crime-hit locals secretly like it. More
More than importing the Muslim third-world, the Islamic takeover of the West comes down to birthrates - 8/12/25 by Olivia Murray August 12, 2025 by Olivia Murray New data out of Austria is positively horrifying. More
Newly declassified FBI reports allege that Schiff and Swalwell knowingly leaked classified information - 8/12/25 by Andrea Widburg August 12, 2025 by Andrea Widburg While the DOJ refused to act within the statute of limitations, if the allegations are true, Congress should expel them. More
Zohran Mamdani, raking in six-figures a year as a ‘public servant,’ revealed to be taking advantage of rent subsidy - 8/12/25 by Olivia Murray August 12, 2025 by Olivia Murray If his self-serving attitude weren’t clear enough before, now it’s blinding. More
We could use a profitable movie like American Graffiti in ‘25 - 8/12/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 12, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The lack of blockbuster hits reveals how disconnected Hollywood is from real life. More
Zelensky should take the deal, and stay away from windows - 8/12/25 by Bill Hansmann August 12, 2025 by Bill Hansmann Volodymyr Zelensky would be wise to cut his losses and accept whatever peace proposal is advanced by President Trump in this Friday’s upcoming negotiation in Alaska.  More
Was there another option to dropping atomic bombs on Japan 80 years ago? - 8/12/25 by James Zumwalt August 12, 2025 by James Zumwalt A necessary evil or cataclysmic mistake? More
After the latest inflation read, where is President Trump’s post about ‘too late’ Powell? - 8/12/25 by Noel S. Williams August 12, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Once again, the economists are actually “economisseds.” More
Crime and illiteracy - 8/12/25 by Kevin Finn August 12, 2025 by Kevin Finn Factors like poverty and inadequate education significantly influence crime rates. More
UCLA has so debased itself, no parent should entrust their college-age student to that institution - 8/12/25 by Patricia McCarthy August 12, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy It last valadictorian was a foul-mouthed ungrateful migrant. More
Another virtue-signaling Hollywood airhead - 8/12/25 by Stu Tarlowe August 12, 2025 by Stu Tarlowe ...but I repeat myself. More
Curbing judicial extravagance - 8/12/25 by Arnold Cusmariu August 12, 2025 by Arnold Cusmariu Plato has an idea that can be updated to the 21st century. More
Buildings that break us - 8/12/25 by Kevin Finn August 12, 2025 by Kevin Finn When the Communist Party expressed its goals in the early 20th century, it’s possible that it had brutalist architecture in mind. More
Another Al-Jazeera 'journalist' moonlighting as a Hamas terrorist rubbed out by IDF - 8/11/25 by Monica Showalter August 11, 2025 by Monica Showalter He also worked for Reuters, according to the Jerusalem Post, winning a team Pulitzer prize for breaking news photography, More
‘Trans’ bus driver throws himself in front of train because people keep calling him ‘sir’ - 8/11/25 by Olivia Murray August 11, 2025 by Olivia Murray When a little politeness makes someone completely suicidal, there *might* be a mental health issue. More
AOL pulls the plug on dial-up — and my 'Neo-Amish' soul sheds a tear - 8/11/25 by Greg Richter August 11, 2025 by Greg Richter That dial-up modem was more than just a piece of hardware; it was a gatekeeper, an unintentional barrier to the digital excesses we now take for granted. More
First female umpire in MLB history makes a total fool of herself with egregious call - 8/11/25 by Olivia Murray August 11, 2025 by Olivia Murray Industrial feminism and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. More
Colombian conservative presidential candidate dies two months after he was gunned down - 8/11/25 by Monica Showalter August 11, 2025 by Monica Showalter Colombians think President Petro had something to do with this death of his rival. Cui bono? More
Be like Reagan: Walk away from a bad Russian deal - 8/11/25 by Greg Richter August 11, 2025 by Greg Richter When President Donald Trump sits down with Vladimir Putin in Alaska this week, he must be ready to do what Ronald Reagan did in Reykjavík in 1986: Walk away if the deal is bad for America. More
Biden’s GDP ‘growth’ numbers were fueled by government spending and debt, not the private sector - 8/11/25 by Jack Hellner August 11, 2025 by Jack Hellner Someone let the media know so they can start reporting facts instead of fiction? More
Democrats’ hypocritical Epstein assault - 8/11/25 by Mike Robertson August 11, 2025 by Mike Robertson A desperate bid to salvage their sinking ship. More
President Trump signs new EO to protect ordinary Americans from ‘debanking’ - 8/11/25 by Susan Quinn August 11, 2025 by Susan Quinn He’s dismantling the banking cartel piece by piece. More
Mainstream media suddenly worried about slimmed down corporate profit margins - 8/11/25 by Jack Hellner August 11, 2025 by Jack Hellner Where was this same media when Biden pummeled automakers with his E.V. mandates? More
The climate cult is a death cult - 8/11/25 by Bill Ponton August 11, 2025 by Bill Ponton The defenders of net zero will soon be abandoning their first line of defense, that is the lie that renewables are cheaper than gas. More
Gavin Newsom’s power grab - 8/11/25 by Dave Butler August 11, 2025 by Dave Butler Unfortunately for Governor Newsom and Democrat leaders, the California Constitution, as currently written, expressly prohibits redistricting for partisan political purposes. More
Democrat self defense... or self-interest? - 8/11/25 by Alan Loncar August 11, 2025 by Alan Loncar Democrats once again rush ahead solely for self-preservation, bypassing the skill required by serious legislating and thus disposing of serious thinking.  More
'Saving democracy' One Republican at a time - 8/11/25 by M. Walter August 11, 2025 by M. Walter Democrats are once again threatening to make things oh so much worse in America. More
Abbott breaks the Democrats again - 8/11/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 11, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Leave it to Governor Greg Abbott to throw the Dems off their game. More
New Anglican archbishop in Wales doesn't seem to think terribly highly of Christianity - 8/10/25 by Monica Showalter August 10, 2025 by Monica Showalter Too many flawed people interfering with her career ladder. More
Pete Buttigieg: Beloved of old, elite whites; hated by blacks - 8/10/25 by Andrea Widburg August 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Mayor Pete has momentum in the polls, but it’s impossible to imagine him achieving a presidential victory without the black vote. More
In his California redistricting scheme, Gavin Newsom may be in for a surprise - 8/10/25 by Monica Showalter August 10, 2025 by Monica Showalter Nobody likes you, Gavin. More
Video: Understanding the plan that Hamas supporters have for America - 8/10/25 by Andrea Widburg August 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg A beautiful, articulate young woman draped in a keffiyeh has strong opinions about the United States...and they don’t bode well for America. More
Understanding the sheer scale of the Democrat effort to destroy Trump via debanking - 8/10/25 by Andrea Widburg August 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg They wanted to make it impossible for him to function, either personally or professionally—and if they could do it to Trump, they can do it to you. More
Democrats' top-seed gerrymanderers take to the Sunday talk shows to complain about Texas - 8/10/25 by Monica Showalter August 10, 2025 by Monica Showalter In the immortal words of J.D. Vance, do they even hear themselves? More
Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee exposes how CBS News edited an interview - 8/10/25 by Andrea Widburg August 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg It’s worthwhile reading the before and after just to understand how the media manipulates information before it gets to the public. More
Beto O'Rourke makes a fool of himself at rally for Texas's runaway lawmakers - 8/10/25 by Monica Showalter August 10, 2025 by Monica Showalter He vowed to legalize illegals, called for Democrats to 'f*** the rules,' and declared Republicans 'fascists.' More
Is George Will cruel or smart to wish Zohran Mamdani on New Yorkers? - 8/10/25 by Andrea Widburg August 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg I happen to think he’s right because Democrats need to experience their ideology in action, and the rest of America needs to watch this lesson play out. More
Trump puts Nancy Pelosi's personal finances before the public as only he can - 8/10/25 by Andrea Widburg August 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Whether you like Trump’s way of communicating or not, it’s incredibly effective. More
The extreme danger of ‘my truth’ and moral relativism - 8/10/25 by Kevin Finn August 10, 2025 by Kevin Finn You can’t run a country this way. More
If we can’t confirm an ambassador for religious freedom, what are we even doing? - 8/10/25 by Travis Wilson August 10, 2025 by Travis Wilson Radicals in America’s halls of power are convincing us to forget the ideals that make America what it is. More
The FBI covered for Tim Walz and China - 8/10/25 by Mike McDaniel August 10, 2025 by Mike McDaniel We certainly dodged a bullet when the Harris/Walz campaign failed. More
The money for AWOL Texas Democrats is running out - 8/10/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 10, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. It turns out that Beto O’Rourke’s planned subsidies aren’t going to make up for their missing payments. More
Glocks: modest praise - 8/10/25 by Mike McDaniel August 10, 2025 by Mike McDaniel I am not among those who think a single brand or model of firearm is superior to all others and anyone thinking otherwise is stupid and/or mentally ill. More
Jim Lovell, RIP - 8/9/25 by Monica Showalter August 9, 2025 by Monica Showalter Leonine courage and reverent humility; we need more like him. More
Europe’s not the only one failing because of the Green New Deal; so is New Jersey - 8/9/25 by Andrea Widburg August 9, 2025 by Andrea Widburg A Wall Street Journal opinion piece blasts the governor who has caused energy availability to drop even as prices have soared. More
Ex-AOC campaigner busted for urging attack on public school attended by Jewish students - 8/9/25 by Monica Showalter August 9, 2025 by Monica Showalter Why did the woke New York congresswoman hire her? More
A Democrat Texas mayor let his vile freak flag fly at a 2018 LGBT event - 8/9/25 by Andrea Widburg August 9, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The footage just came out now, but it’s noticeable for Jim Ross’s seething hatred and sick sexual fetishism. More
Newsom kibbitzes with Texas's runaway Democrats as 15 wildfires burn across California - 8/9/25 by Monica Showalter August 9, 2025 by Monica Showalter What is it about wildfires that prompts Democrats not be around when their cities and states are about to go up in flames? More
Texas GOP unleashes hellfire on Democrat deserters - 8/9/25 by Amil Imani August 9, 2025 by Amil Imani This is the Texas GOP's finest hour. More
The suicidal impulses of leftist Jews - 8/9/25 by Andrea Widburg August 9, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Whether it’s expressing horror at armed Jews or proclaiming their sorrow for Gaza civilians to justify supporting Israel, leftist Jews are profoundly destructive. More
Canada's prime minister tells Canadians to get their news from state-controlled media - 8/9/25 by Eric Utter August 9, 2025 by Eric Utter He said this as he signed a bill to censor the private press on social media. More
Guns: California ignores the Constitution - 8/9/25 by Mike McDaniel August 9, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Democrats are trying to save “our democracy,” which is the opposite of our constitutional, representative republic. More
Getting Washington, D.C. out of American classrooms is not enough - 8/9/25 by Molly Slag August 9, 2025 by Molly Slag The problem with America’s K-12 education runs a lot deeper than some policy changes at the top. More
Federal judges go AI - 8/9/25 by Mike McDaniel August 9, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Federal judge lawfare against President Trump has already badly damaged the credibility of the federal courts. More
Crime dropped in America. Thank your local good guy with a gun. - 8/9/25 by D. Parker August 9, 2025 by D. Parker Violent crime is down, while gun sales are soaring. More
German economy in free fall - 8/9/25 by Thomas Kolbe August 9, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe Daily reports of factory shutdowns, mass layoffs, and capital relocations confirm the picture: Germany’s private economy is in free fall. More
Democrats sleepless in Seattle - 8/9/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 9, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The woke talent agency graduated a new one and she is running for mayor of Seattle.  More
Lisa Murkowski: Scowling queen of the swamp RINOs - 8/9/25 by J.B. Shurk August 9, 2025 by J.B. Shurk Enough with the trans-Republicans. More
U.K. cops theaten to arrest street preacher after Muslim militants threaten to stab him - 8/8/25 by Eric Utter August 8, 2025 by Eric Utter When speech is policed and crime isn't, bad things happen. More
A cemetery reminds us that reparations aren’t simplistic, race-based calculations - 8/8/25 by Albin Sadar August 8, 2025 by Albin Sadar Putting aside the passage of time since slavery ended in the Civil War, many paid reparations with their blood and pain. More
‘Reborn Babies’ are further jeopardizing future population growth - 8/8/25 by Susan Quinn August 8, 2025 by Susan Quinn On top of all the other reasons women aren’t having babies, they’re now turning to dolls to satisfy maternal desires. More
Texas's flying jackasses should be careful about that 'debate' they wish for - 8/8/25 by Monica Showalter August 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter Democrats are trying to save face by calling for a national 'conversation' about gerrymandering. Really? More
Media cycles to economic fears in their never-ending anti-Trump news feed - 8/8/25 by Jack Hellner August 8, 2025 by Jack Hellner Sadly, people posing as journalists never do much research, so I will do it for them, with simple internet searches. More
In the face of Islam, the Western death wish - 8/8/25 by Molly Slag August 8, 2025 by Molly Slag Unimaginative and often indoctrinated Westerners cannot wrap their mind around the fact that Islam is an imperial ideology, not just another religion. More
With the nuclear age came the environmental movement - 8/8/25 by Bill Ponton August 8, 2025 by Bill Ponton Leftist environmentalism was borne out of the need for a distraction from a potential nuclear holocaust. More
Timed delivery - 8/8/25 by Greg Maresca August 8, 2025 by Greg Maresca When you look at Trump and Reagan side-by-side, you see they were both masters of comedy, albeit with very different styles. More
UC Berkeley tries to do the right thing, only for California judges to stop it - 8/8/25 by Terry Paulding August 8, 2025 by Terry Paulding That UC Berkeley is on the right side of an immigration issue is shocking. Sadly, though, it’s not at all shocking to see the courts on the wrong side. More
Can Mamdani actually accomplish what he wants? - 8/8/25 by Roberta Cole August 8, 2025 by Roberta Cole Or is he just full of empty words? More
RFK shuts down government-sponsored mRNA vaccine research - 8/8/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney August 8, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney The decision affects 22 federal vaccine projects and nearly $500 million in research and development contracts. More
New bribery charges against Smartmatic president - 8/8/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney August 8, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney The case underscores the broader problem of election tech firms operating in legal gray zones. More
Securing rare earth independence from China - 8/8/25 by Gary Isbell August 8, 2025 by Gary Isbell Rare earth elements (REE) are the new commodities that will dominate global trade. Nations that have these elements can control vital parts of the world economy. More
South American cold underscores role of oil and gas - 8/8/25 by Vijay Jayaraj August 8, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj For nations striving to lift millions out of poverty by boosting economic growth, abundant oil and gas offer the only practical path to surviving harsh winters and securing a prosperous future. More
Let’s bank together as long as.... - 8/8/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 8, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Some banks wanted to bank together as long as you were not associated with President Trump.  More
One of the media’s favorite economists is at it again - 8/7/25 by Jack Hellner August 7, 2025 by Jack Hellner Mark Zandi should be in jail—instead, he’s out spreading fake news. More
Why be a trillionaire when you can be a billionaire? - 8/7/25 by Noel S. Williams August 7, 2025 by Noel S. Williams For Democrats, every billionaire (except when it’s them) represents a policy mistake...but now Elon Musk is well on his way to being the world’s first trillionaire. More
The 30-year-old baby, born in our brave new world - 8/7/25 by John M. Grondelski August 7, 2025 by John M. Grondelski What does it mean when a human embryo is stuck frozen for three decades before he is born? More
The leftist attack on the family - 8/7/25 by Kevin Finn August 7, 2025 by Kevin Finn It worked for 4,000 years...but now leftists have a better idea. More
Trump is right to call for a new census minus the illegals - 8/7/25 by Monica Showalter August 7, 2025 by Monica Showalter Could the Founders have imagined a political party willing to import millions of foreign nationals to fill "their" congressional districts? More
The Taliban has an ‘environment official’ and he’s blaming ‘climate change’ for the state of Afghanistan - 8/7/25 by Olivia Murray August 7, 2025 by Olivia Murray Oh brother—we’re back to the “magic soil” theory. More
Get woke, go broke: Howard Stern’s $500M fall from relevance - 8/7/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto August 7, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto Stern squandered not just his audience, but his legacy. More
James Cameron warns AI could make ‘Terminator’ reality, but defends use in films - 8/7/25 by Greg Richter August 7, 2025 by Greg Richter Director James Cameron worries that weaponized artificial intelligence run amok is a real threat to humanity, making his Terminator movie franchise no longer the stuff of science fiction. More
Gerrymandering is as American as apple pie - 8/7/25 by Chris Talgo August 7, 2025 by Chris Talgo Over the past few days, the mainstream media has gone bonkers as Texas seeks to redraw its congressional map. More
Man in France imprisoned for burning a Quran - 8/7/25 by Eric Utter August 7, 2025 by Eric Utter More two-tier justice from Europe. More
America must slow immigration and force assimilation - 8/7/25 by Allan J. Feifer August 7, 2025 by Allan J. Feifer In other words, it’s time to return to the idea of the controlled melting pot, because any other immigration approach will destroy us. More
I guess Jolanda don’t know much about history - 8/7/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 7, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. What upsets Democrats about these new Hispanic majority maps is that they are probably going to elect Hispanic GOP candidates. More
Lessons for Gen Z not taught in school - 8/7/25 by Richard Lorenc August 7, 2025 by Richard Lorenc Parents and grandparents, you need to take the lead; our childrens’ futures are in your hands. More
The West—in a fight for survival—does not even know it is on a battlefield - 8/7/25 by James Zumwalt August 7, 2025 by James Zumwalt The influence that even a minority Muslim population can have in a democratic state can cause unthinkable damage, but Western leaders have their heads in the sand. More
Keir Starmer and the fall of Britain - 8/7/25 by Civis Americanus August 7, 2025 by Civis Americanus Why would the United Kingdom make such a point of recognizing a terrorist state? More
Lawfare soars to crazed leftist heights in Brazil and Colombia - 8/6/25 by Monica Showalter August 6, 2025 by Monica Showalter If Trump hadn't won the election ... More
Adam Schiff may be in serious trouble in a case that should be easy to prove - 8/6/25 by Andrea Widburg August 6, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The man who was one of the Russia Hoax’s biggest shills now stands accused of serious fraud and constitutional wrongdoing. More
Big Balls lives up to his name - 8/6/25 by Monica Showalter August 6, 2025 by Monica Showalter Self-sacrifice is the most masculine of virtues. More
Canada's wildfires may be impossible to extinguish? - 8/6/25 by Eric Utter August 6, 2025 by Eric Utter Some basic forest management and infrastructure would help. More
History teacher says Incan human sacrifice method was ‘kind’ and if you don’t agree, you’ve had a woefully ‘white’ education - 8/6/25 by Olivia Murray August 6, 2025 by Olivia Murray The final boss of leftist retardation. More
Making California Mexico again - 8/6/25 by Richard Kirk August 6, 2025 by Richard Kirk Why do Californians continue to vote for their state’s destruction? The answer is only one word long. More
Secret abortions for students in Virginia? - 8/6/25 by John M. Grondelski August 6, 2025 by John M. Grondelski A member of the notoriously leftist school system in Northern Virginia stands accused of facilitating an abortion for a minor without her parents’ knowledge or consent. More
The Pelindaba Trap: Why Washington should block the Chagos capitulation - 8/6/25 by Bepi Pezzulli August 6, 2025 by Bepi Pezzulli Keir Starmer’s UK is risking U.S. strategic interests to score post-colonial virtue points. More
Soft power, empty hands: Germany’s finance minister fails in D.C. - 8/6/25 by Thomas Kolbe August 6, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe German finance minister Lars Klingbeil's visit to D.C. was was a friendly but stark ideological clash. More
They’re crazy -- here’s why - 8/6/25 by Kevin Finn August 6, 2025 by Kevin Finn Research consistently shows a mental health gap between conservatives and liberals, with conservatives reporting better psychological well-being.  More
Susan Rice and the crime nobody’s talked about - 8/6/25 by M. Walter August 6, 2025 by M. Walter Susan Rice knew what she was doing.  More
Asian forests victims of intolerable ‘green’ lie - 8/6/25 by Vijay Jayaraj August 6, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj A mad rush for “clean technologies” is destroying Indonesia's ancient rain forests. More
The jobs are blowing in the wind - 8/6/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 6, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. 800,000 jobs suddenly disappeared More
America is hot, hot, hot - 8/6/25 by Noel S. Williams August 6, 2025 by Noel S. Williams From Sydney Sweeney to dominating on the global stage, it’s a good time to be a Republican. More
Nation-building through skepticism and distrust? - 8/5/25 by Stephen Helgesen August 5, 2025 by Stephen Helgesen Was our nation founded on distrust of big government? More
Rep. Delia Ramirez declares her loyalty to Guatemala first at a Mexican leftist gathering - 8/5/25 by Monica Showalter August 5, 2025 by Monica Showalter Ungrateful children of illegal aliens who proclaim their primary loyalty to other countries do not belong in Congress. More
Seasonal adjustments are easy to manipulate in job numbers - 8/5/25 by Jack Hellner August 5, 2025 by Jack Hellner President Trump should have fired Erika McEntarfer immediately. More
The end to the war in Gaza is looking more and more like a pause - 8/5/25 by Susan Quinn August 5, 2025 by Susan Quinn Hamas is an infestation that will apparently not be eliminated. More
Sour grapes and 'ugly' leftist women - 8/5/25 by Andrea Widburg August 5, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Maybe leftist women’s affirmative embrace of ugliness is a psychological protection against the world they’ve created, one in which they’ll never get a man. More
Another year, another season of failed hurricane predictions from the NOAA - 8/5/25 by Jack Hellner August 5, 2025 by Jack Hellner The “experts” have yet to figure out that hurricane activity is cyclical and natural. More
In the West, censorship and two-tier justice - 8/5/25 by Eric Utter August 5, 2025 by Eric Utter Jefferson warned about judges like these. More
D’ya read the subtext in the reporting on the Montana bar shootings? - 8/5/25 by Stu Tarlowe August 5, 2025 by Stu Tarlowe “Manhunt continues for former U.S. soldier suspected of murdering 4 in Montana bar” — but he’s been out of active military for two decades. More
Barack’s big dupe - 8/5/25 by Jeannie DeAngelis August 5, 2025 by Jeannie DeAngelis Former president Barack Obama exudes an air of superiority and self-assurance. And yet... More
Gov Abbott drops hammer on fugitive Texas Democrats - 8/5/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney August 5, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney Democrat legislators fled Texas to prevent a Republican-favoring redistricting plan from going through. The governor has had enough. More
Back to a big beautiful free market fuel economy future - 8/5/25 by Tom Walton August 5, 2025 by Tom Walton The recently passed reconciliation bill returns the nation to the regulatory environment that existed before December 22, 1975, when Congress first passed CAFE legislation governing fuel economy.  More
Israel-US relations: A two-way street - 8/5/25 by Joseph Puder August 5, 2025 by Joseph Puder Israel provides the U.S. with intelligence, technological innovations, and more. More
Religion’s summer revival in America - 8/5/25 by Alan Loncar August 5, 2025 by Alan Loncar For those seeking religion and faith as more pronounced instruments in public life, this summer is a season of contentment in bringing authentic dignity to their beliefs in the public square. More
Has the breaking point been reached? - 8/5/25 by Dennis Lund August 5, 2025 by Dennis Lund When we look at the Democrat Party of today, can anyone honestly say that they have not been corrupted?  More
My kind of gerrymandering town (Chicago is) - 8/5/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 5, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Travelling to Illinois to pick a fight over gerrymandering may be the ultimate in bad timing. More
California to get a real newspaper, from the New York Post - 8/4/25 by Monica Showalter August 4, 2025 by Monica Showalter The California Post will behold the richest and most target-rich news environment in all the nation. More
The inbreeding problem in the Arab and Muslim world - 8/4/25 by Andrea Widburg August 4, 2025 by Andrea Widburg A lot of the pathologies in Gaza may have to do with the tribal practice of cousin marriage, practiced over successive generations. More
Oklahoma plans to save itself from a California invasion - 8/4/25 by Andrea Widburg August 4, 2025 by Andrea Widburg It looked at what happened to Colorado and is trying to avoid that fate. More
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is being sacrificed to the DEI gods - 8/4/25 by Andrea Widburg August 4, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Leftists are incapable of leaving anything untouched in their drive to remake a society—and history must always be rewritten to drive politics. More
Texas's flying lawmakers are back, pulling another stupid airplane stunt - 8/4/25 by Monica Showalter August 4, 2025 by Monica Showalter In response to a redistricting they don't like, they are fleeing the state on a wild goose chase. More
BLS had big problems with data manipulation, 2024 internal report shows - 8/4/25 by Monica Showalter August 4, 2025 by Monica Showalter In 2024, Bloomberg reported that an internal BLS report found the data mishandling so shady they needed a 'culture revamp.' More
Good riddance Erika McEntarfer - 8/4/25 by Noel S. Williams August 4, 2025 by Noel S. Williams The Dem killjoy apparatus will have fewer opportunities to tarnish the Golden Age of America. More
Vox: If only straight men were actually gay, then they wouldn’t be so lonely - 8/4/25 by Olivia Murray August 4, 2025 by Olivia Murray Peak idiocy…and irony. More
Four questions for AI, and all I got was dated, Democrat talking points - 8/4/25 by Jack Hellner August 4, 2025 by Jack Hellner Artificial intelligence just spews forth what it has been fed; it does not think, do research, or analyze. More
Sydney Sweeney just got hotter - 8/4/25 by Olivia Murray August 4, 2025 by Olivia Murray As it turns out, she’s a registered Republican. More
The ICC threatens Hungary for not arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu - 8/4/25 by Eric Utter August 4, 2025 by Eric Utter Speaking of unilateralism ... More
Newsom signs executive order to support men’s mental health - 8/4/25 by Olivia Murray August 4, 2025 by Olivia Murray He’s building a “sensible Democrat” image—don’t fall for it. More
A half century of junk science comes to an end at the EPA with reform by the Trump administration - 8/4/25 by Bill Ponton August 4, 2025 by Bill Ponton Barack Obama’s massive EPA power grab is in a death spiral; thank-you Lee Zeldin. More
ATT CEO: Get back to your desks - 8/4/25 by John M. Grondelski August 4, 2025 by John M. Grondelski There’s a valuable lesson in America’s most successful businesses laying down markers that productive work is the mark by which one’s employment success will be measured. More
When Kamala met Stephen - 8/4/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 4, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Even for those of us with low expectations, this undynamic duo failed to meet them. More
NeverTrump David French urges the U.S. and Israel to give Gazans a free ride - 8/3/25 by Monica Showalter August 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter He should be telling Gazans to say 'thank you' for all the aid Israel has delivered. More
Is the worm finally turning in the UK against uncontrolled immigration? - 8/3/25 by Andrea Widburg August 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The weekend saw big protests. Plus, a bonus observation about what happened to the famous British Bobbies (i.e., police). More
Cynthia Erivo combines Nosferatu and Gollum for her starring role as Jesus - 8/3/25 by Andrea Widburg August 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Judging by the video clips, this version of Jesus Christ Superstar has the feel of something you’d see at a Satanic temple. More
It’s time to kill the left’s big lie about Trump ‘gutting Medicaid’ - 8/3/25 by Andrea Widburg August 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg In fact, it’s not gutted at all and will continue on its pre-Biden unaffordable trajectory. More
Hamas thug calls recognition of the Palestinian state a 'fruit' of the Oct. 7 massacre - 8/3/25 by Monica Showalter August 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter A rotten fruit smell is coming from Europe. More
Israel versus Gaza: A culture of life versus a cult of death - 8/3/25 by Andrea Widburg August 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The difference between the two societies’ fundamental values is important to understand when you see which side socialists (including Democrats) support. More
An opinion writer at The Hill argues that Trump has dementia - 8/3/25 by Andrea Widburg August 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The only problem is that, in my humble estimation, the “proof” in the essay falls woefully short of reality. More
CNN’s Erin Burnett engages in 'possibly yellow' journalism - 8/3/25 by Eric Utter August 3, 2025 by Eric Utter Did she want the mass shooter to be white? More
The feminists have taken over the ‘Movember’ men’s health movement - 8/3/25 by Andrea Widburg August 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg This is the feminist addendum to John O’Sullivan’s First Law about the leftist takeover of institutions. More
Two realities and Sydney Sweeney - 8/3/25 by Mike McDaniel August 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Steve Martin said: "Breasts make men stupid." More
Madness and violence - 8/3/25 by Mike McDaniel August 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel With the second Trump term, reestablishing the rule of law is underway, but its universal realization is uncertain. More
What happened to Roberts’s ‘nationwide injunctions’ opinion? - 8/3/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 3, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Aren’t we supposed to be done with some judge in Hawaii tying the president’s hands across the country? Or does the Supreme Court have no power whatsoever? More
NASCAR: Truly America’s true sport - 8/3/25 by Blaine L. Pardoe August 3, 2025 by Blaine L. Pardoe There are few sports as American as NASCAR, and not just in its origins. More
Wave of bankruptcies sweeps across Germany - 8/3/25 by Thomas Kolbe August 3, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe The death spiral of German businesses has reached dramatic proportions.  More
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Rubio dials it to 11 on Colombia's leftist president after slaying of conservative presidential candidate - 8/14/25 by Monica Showalter August 14, 2025 by Monica Showalter Rubio knows what's going on. More
The laurels of Henry Kissinger - 8/14/25 by Yuri Yarim-Agaev August 14, 2025 by Yuri Yarim-Agaev If Putin walks away victorious, Trump will have betrayed liberty as surely as Henry Kissinger did when he handed victory to North Vietnam and the Soviets. More
The federal government has a history of fudging numbers—isn’t a level of healthy skepticism necessary? - 8/14/25 by Jack Hellner August 14, 2025 by Jack Hellner Shouldn’t we question numbers the government puts out instead of just accepting them as true like almost all of the media? More
Our corporate leadership class - 8/14/25 by Bill Ponton August 14, 2025 by Bill Ponton An article in The Economist is a sad indictment of how cringingly servile business executives have become. More
Trump’s immigration crackdown sparks economic boom the experts said couldn’t happen - 8/14/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto August 14, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto A nation that secures its borders can focus on its own citizens, which expands opportunity, stabilizes prices, and fosters investment in long-term prosperity. More
Trump’s new guy at the Fed? - 8/14/25 by Jay Davidson August 14, 2025 by Jay Davidson The Federal Reserve went off the rails a long time ago. It’s an open question whether the president can help get it back on track. More
Obama: Eat your Blue vegetables - 8/14/25 by M. Walter August 14, 2025 by M. Walter Word on the street is that Obama may be considering endorsing Zohran Mamdani, but if history is any indicator, Obama’s touch is a kiss of death; Mamdani may want to reconsider. More
Beta boy Beto’s big bad mouth - 8/14/25 by Patrick Totty August 14, 2025 by Patrick Totty The perennial Democrat office-seeker of Texas seems to think curse words will make him look tough. More
Israel can’t be just a nation of soldiers - 8/14/25 by Dovid Hofstedter August 14, 2025 by Dovid Hofstedter We must understand what Torah means to the Jewish people. More
The pucker factor in Chappaqua: Will the Clintons finally face the music? - 8/14/25 by Charlton Allen August 14, 2025 by Charlton Allen A newly declassified FBI timeline into the “investigation”—if you can call it that—of the Clinton Foundation, is now open source. More
Let cops do their job! - 8/14/25 by Bob Weir August 14, 2025 by Bob Weir If President Trump sticks to this program, D.C. will be just fine. More
Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger: An opportunity to reform railroad regulations - 8/14/25 by Chris Talgo August 14, 2025 by Chris Talgo It is time to reassess the outmoded, draconian regulatory environment that has hampered railroad innovation for far too long. More
Beto drops the Democrat mask, reveals 'who they are' - 8/14/25 by Eric Utter August 14, 2025 by Eric Utter Democrats don't follow rules. Beto admitted it. More
Beto is a four-letter word - 8/14/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. August 14, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The Democrats have chosen a new way to win public opinion in Texas. More
Radicalized Nuns Tear at the Fabric of the Catholic Church - 8/14/25 by Victoria White Berger August 14, 2025 by Victoria White Berger The wokery among nuns is why their orders are failing. More
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