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Zohran Mamdani has all the earmarks of being another Barack Obama - 7/5/25 by Norman Krieg July 5, 2025 by Norman Krieg The similarities go all the way down to the eerie Deep State connections. More
Canadians have a taxing problem - 7/5/25 by Eric Utter July 5, 2025 by Eric Utter A trip through Canada suggests that the country has been impoverished by its punitive taxation. More
Nationwide injunctions and the abuses of the Legislature - 7/5/25 by Jay Davidson July 5, 2025 by Jay Davidson The Supreme Court curbed overreach in the Judiciary, for sure, but also in the Legislative Branch. More
A Big, Beautiful Bill...if you can keep it - 7/5/25 by Bill Hansmann July 5, 2025 by Bill Hansmann If Trump and the Republicans can make this bill work, then the midterms will be a cake walk. More
Trump's tough Vietnam tariff deal - 7/5/25 by Thomas Kolbe July 5, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe The clearly one-sided outcome with Vietnam bodes ill for the EU. More
Wisconsin’s climate isn’t in crisis - 7/5/25 by H. Sterling Burnett July 5, 2025 by H. Sterling Burnett While climate scientists continue to debate the causes and possible consequences of climate change in general, what Americans really want to know is if climate change will impact their daily lives. More
Let's cheer for another 250 - 7/5/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. July 5, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. It's easy to have generous welfare when U.S. aircraft carriers in the Mediterranean protect your border and skies. More
Rubio cleans up and refocuses the State Department - 7/5/25 by Mike McDaniel July 5, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Fortunately, a president who puts America first is in office. More
The Crisis of July 5, 1776 - 7/5/25 by Molly Slag July 5, 2025 by Molly Slag When the colonies split from Great Britain, they had to decide what laws governed the 13 new sovereign nations. More
Zeldin cleans up the EPA - 7/5/25 by Mike McDaniel July 5, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Elections have consequences. More
Let’s all speak a little Yiddish! - 7/5/25 by Stu Tarlowe July 5, 2025 by Stu Tarlowe A Yiddish linguistic construction puts Zohran Mamdani in his place. More
A tale of two societies on this Fourth of July - 7/4/25 by Eric Utter July 4, 2025 by Eric Utter Amid amber waves of grain, the countryfolk can survive. More
A heartfelt ode to American freedom from an Iranian immigrant - 7/4/25 by Amil Imani July 4, 2025 by Amil Imani Happy Independence Day to the country that embodies liberty! More
Denaturalization of anti-Americans during our 249th anniversary - 7/4/25 by Noel S. Williams July 4, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Frankly, making America great again requires making America American again. More
Tradecraft takes a backseat to politics: The 2016 Russian Interference Assessment - 7/4/25 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney July 4, 2025 by Wendi Strauch Mahoney Here is another nail in the ‘Russiagate’ coffin. More
The fire of 1776 - 7/4/25 by Daniel C. Green July 4, 2025 by Daniel C. Green The Declaration of Independence was a sermon. More
Authenticating the knowledge of the so-called experts - 7/4/25 by Bill Ponton July 4, 2025 by Bill Ponton What qualifies an “expert”? More
New trends in virtue signalling - 7/4/25 by C.S. Boddie July 4, 2025 by C.S. Boddie Democrats have demonstrated over the last five years that they do not stand for Americans and they do not care about American families.  More
American muscle cars: it's the American way - 7/4/25 by Mike McDaniel July 4, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Giving people what they want at a price they’re willing to pay is the American way.  More
Softie, the star of a small town’s Independence Day parade - 7/4/25 by Jim Davis July 4, 2025 by Jim Davis The greatest horse of whom you’ve never heard. More
Let seniors keep their HSAs — before it’s too late - 7/4/25 by Chuck Muth July 4, 2025 by Chuck Muth Medicare’s insolvency is not some far-off problem. It’s right around the corner. Congress can fix this if only the will exists. More
Celebrating the firearm freedoms that made independence possible - 7/4/25 by D. Parker July 4, 2025 by D. Parker To reclaim our rights, we need to change our tactics against the gun controllers, a month celebrating firearm freedom would be a good start. More
How will Marxist public schools treat SCOTUS opt-out ruling? - 7/4/25 by Carole Hornsby Haynes July 4, 2025 by Carole Hornsby Haynes It’s a good ruling, but who will enforce it? More
Hostility to prayer and religion is bad for schools and kids - 7/4/25 by Trey Dellinger July 4, 2025 by Trey Dellinger For decades, we have locked our kids away for the majority of their youth in schools where they are denied spiritual engagement and nourishment.  More
Sweet talking guy, talking sweet kinda lies - 7/4/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. July 4, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Let's give Hakeen Jeffries the credit he deserves.  More
Trump Accounts are a ruse on the next generation - 7/4/25 by Barry W. Poulson July 4, 2025 by Barry W. Poulson Whenever a politician promises government generosity, reach for your wallet. More
Is it safe to carry semiautomatics chambered? - 7/4/25 by Mike McDaniel July 4, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Why carry a handgun that isn’t ready to fire when needed? More
BBB passes in House: Illegals to pay for their own phony asylum filings - 7/3/25 by Monica Showalter July 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter Illegals will think twice about clogging the courts with junk claims. More
The American spirit and capitalism are alive and well - 7/3/25 by Jack Hellner July 3, 2025 by Jack Hellner A road trip through the South reveals how much wealth an entrepreneurial spirit can create. More
Jaguar: indeterminate sex rather than cars sales - 7/3/25 by Mike McDaniel July 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel As the EV market is rapidly dying, so too is Wokeness. More
The BBBA’s hidden tax hike on America’s farmers - 7/3/25 by Gil Gutknecht July 3, 2025 by Gil Gutknecht The devil is in the details, and lawmakers must work to snip this one out of Trump’s funding bill. More
It’s time for Trump to call Putin’s bluff - 7/3/25 by Glenn Corn July 3, 2025 by Glenn Corn Putin’s weakness is not new, but it is now undeniable. More
District judge claims primacy over the U.S. Supreme Court - 7/3/25 by Eric Utter July 3, 2025 by Eric Utter There's a judge out there confusing himself with a king. More
Who is Wilson Tindi? - 7/3/25 by Mike McDaniel July 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel If not for Donald Trump, Tindi might have been Minnesota’s next governor. More
Now we have antisemitic attacks against Jewish children in elementary schools - 7/3/25 by Susan Quinn July 3, 2025 by Susan Quinn The hatred trickles down. More
The real reason Americans hate the media - 7/3/25 by Mike McDaniel July 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Maybe it’s just me, but I’d rather get the whole, accurate story a bit later, unless we’re involved in a massive nuclear exchange with the Chinese or Russians.  More
We are Americans! - 7/3/25 by Robert Kirk July 3, 2025 by Robert Kirk Here is a message of hope and resolve as we celebrate our independence and renew our support for our president. More
The IOC imitates UPenn--or does it? - 7/3/25 by Mike McDaniel July 3, 2025 by Mike McDaniel What a difference Donald Trump makes. More
My daughter’s mean girls - 7/3/25 by M. Walter July 3, 2025 by M. Walter A rough awakening to the truth about left-wing "friends." More
Oregon’s VOODOT accounting system - 7/3/25 by John Woods July 3, 2025 by John Woods People from both parties stood up and said “no” to new taxes in Oregon in a loud clear voice.  More
Actual genocide versus accusations of genocide - 7/3/25 by David Kahn July 3, 2025 by David Kahn The only country that is ever accused of genocide these days is Israel in Gaza. And yet... More
It’s my party and I’ll destroy it if I want to - 7/3/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. July 3, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. In the name of destroying Trump they’ve destroyed themselves. More
The state of the Union: Donald Trump and Elon Musk - 7/2/25 by Julian R. Sinclair July 2, 2025 by Julian R. Sinclair Musk wants changes, and they’re not unreasonable. But he won’t get what he’s looking for this way. More
A memorial for the voice of our revolution - 7/2/25 by Jackie Cushman July 2, 2025 by Jackie Cushman This man did more than most to establish our great country. He deserves recognition. More
LA city council hikes minimum wage for struggling hotels to $30/hour - 7/2/25 by Olivia Murray July 2, 2025 by Olivia Murray California never learns. More
Is Mamdani the Second Coming of Obama? - 7/2/25 by Texas Hughes July 2, 2025 by Texas Hughes Obama dazzled his way to power. No reason to think that Mamdani can’t do the same. More
Mainstream media laments Trump's $16 million victory against CBS for its sleazy, deceptive editing - 7/2/25 by Monica Showalter July 2, 2025 by Monica Showalter Standards? More
Trump 1.0 vs. Trump 2.0 - 7/2/25 by Michael Widlanski July 2, 2025 by Michael Widlanski There’s less “speak softly” and more “big stick.” More
The statistics of systemic racism - 7/2/25 by John Kupke July 2, 2025 by John Kupke When you actually look at the black employment rate, the narrative of systemic racism comes crashing down. More
New York’s false prophet: Mamdani and his socialist agenda vs. the working man - 7/2/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto July 2, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto Mamdani’s vision is a danger to every New Yorker who relies on a paycheck rather than a protest sign. More
The Golden Gate Bridge, on paper at least, is no longer a DEI bastion - 7/2/25 by Andrea Widburg July 2, 2025 by Andrea Widburg If you believe that DEI lowers standards, the fact that the GGB will be maintained with the best people, no matter their skin color or sexual desires, is a good thing. More
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem says detained illegal-migrant cannibal tried to eat himself - 7/2/25 by Eric Utter July 2, 2025 by Eric Utter How does a cannibal eat himself? More
Left-wing lunacy - 7/2/25 by J.A. Frascino July 2, 2025 by J.A. Frascino Finding logic and reason in liberal/leftist/Democrat rantings would challenge Socrates. More
Trump puts common-sense brakes on immigration enforcement for farm and hospitality workers - 7/2/25 by Monica Showalter July 2, 2025 by Monica Showalter Thank you, President Trump. More
Quiet archipelago’s embrace of hydrocarbons speaks loudly - 7/2/25 by Vijay Jayaraj July 2, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj From London to Beijing, from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul, the energy market recognizes that Indonesia is open for business. More
Climate Change’ means whatever the Left wants it to mean - 7/2/25 by Linnea Lueken July 2, 2025 by Linnea Lueken How frustrating is it when they say things like “climate change is real,” or “climate change isn’t a hoax?" More
Have Democrats forgotten about Clinton? - 7/2/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. July 2, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Senator Thune recalls our attention to the 1990s and the obvious agreed-upon policy that those on welfare should still have jobs. More
UPenn pulls Will ‘Lia’ Thomas’s dishonestly gained medals - 7/1/25 by Andrea Widburg July 1, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The UPenn women will have their records and wins restored, and UPenn promises to go forth and sin no more (at least, while Trump is in the White House). More
Don’t call it the Fourth - 7/1/25 by Kevin Finn July 1, 2025 by Kevin Finn Why 'Independence Day' is so much more appropriate. More
So many leftist failures, I can hardly keep track - 7/1/25 by Ted Tsaltas July 1, 2025 by Ted Tsaltas How is it possible for one group to be so wrong so consistently? More
Duke disowns equity - 7/1/25 by Kendall Conger July 1, 2025 by Kendall Conger What the Duke Health System introduced with great fanfare in 2021, it’s quietly sneaked out of existence in 2025. More
Atlantic writer admits Democrat voters are stuck in ‘media bubbles’ and don’t know diddly squat - 7/1/25 by Olivia Murray July 1, 2025 by Olivia Murray In Helen Lewis’s words, “liberals” are familiar with “zombie facts” — discredited “facts” that just won’t die. More
So now it's a Muslim Marxist to lead New York: A requiem - 7/1/25 by Eric Utter July 1, 2025 by Eric Utter Sure as the sun rises, Mamdani will turn New York into a third world dump. More
The absolute genius of Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ - 7/1/25 by Andrea Widburg July 1, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The new detention facility for illegal aliens is good on so many levels, it’s almost hard to comprehend. (Plus, the memes are fantastic.) More
About our lefty Supreme Court justices ... - 7/1/25 by Patricia McCarthy July 1, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy What kind of woman refuses to protect children? More
How China rewrote the U.S. Playbook for global influence - 7/1/25 by Matt Rowe July 1, 2025 by Matt Rowe It looked at what America did for profit and decided that it could do the same for power More
Musk must end his jackassery in the foothills - 7/1/25 by Noel S. Williams July 1, 2025 by Noel S. Williams President Trump is a stable genius, Musk is an unstable one. More
England officially sanctions murder of the preborn at any point and for any reason—don’t let America be next - 7/1/25 by Connor Vasile July 1, 2025 by Connor Vasile Decriminalizing abortion is the only “equitable” response to centuries of the patriarchy. More
Low fertility: Time to grin and bear it - 7/1/25 by Jonathan F. Mack July 1, 2025 by Jonathan F. Mack There’s a solution to America’s low fertility rate, but no one — not leftists, not conservatives — wants to implement it. And that’s okay. More
What will you choose to believe? - 7/1/25 by Chet Hanson July 1, 2025 by Chet Hanson You can’t just float through life without thinking deeply and then expect to make anything of yourself. More
CO2 Sustains Greenhouse Farming Revolution - 7/1/25 by Vijay Jayaraj July 1, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj Carbon dioxide -- the gas branded as public enemy number one -- is not destroying the planet. It’s enhancing life on it.  More
TDS finally got Democrats - 7/1/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. July 1, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Everyone agrees: the Democrat party as we knew it is dead. More
Mamdani eats with his hands - 6/30/25 by Monica Showalter June 30, 2025 by Monica Showalter ... and he doesn't do it right. More
Two Harvard law grads issue ludicrous analyses about the Supreme Court’s limits on nationwide injunctions - 6/30/25 by Andrea Widburg June 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg When Harvard stopped teaching law and started teaching political advocacy, the weak minds in the classroom lapsed into idiocy. More
AI tech heads in a frightening direction - 6/30/25 by James Zumwalt June 30, 2025 by James Zumwalt Evidence for the crucial need to maintain human interaction in technological development. More
The battle of ‘Lawless Lawfare’ - 6/30/25 by Bucky Fox June 30, 2025 by Bucky Fox A new book from the Washington Times's legal affairs reporter, Alex Swoyer, tells it like it is. More
NYC Pride 2025 actually looks like a cattle drive - 6/30/25 by Olivia Murray June 30, 2025 by Olivia Murray When did the gays abandon the Rock Hudson aesthetic and embrace fat and disabled as expression? More
Where transgenderism came from - 6/30/25 by Arthur Schaper June 30, 2025 by Arthur Schaper We have the T because of the LGB. Conservatives must tell the truth about all four. More
Karmelo Anthony’s request for a public defender is approved - 6/30/25 by Olivia Murray June 30, 2025 by Olivia Murray The family raises more than half a million dollars on the back of Karmelo’s legal troubles, but they’re still leeching off the taxpayer. More
New York City’s ABM election – Anyone but Mamdani - 6/30/25 by Linda R. Killian June 30, 2025 by Linda R. Killian Unite or die, New York. More
It’s more likely than not that Iran didn’t sneak out any uranium - 6/30/25 by Andrea Widburg June 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The refusal to give Trump a win shifted from “Fordow is fine” to “Well, it’s not fine, but the uranium is gone.” Neither is true. More
Chicago teachers' union chief says 'all children belong to the union' - 6/30/25 by Eric Utter June 30, 2025 by Eric Utter The party of slavery rears its ugly head again. More
Marco Rubio’s State Department acts to keep the Glastonbury jihadists out of America *UPDATED* - 6/30/25 by Andrea Widburg June 30, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Britain is gone, but the Trump administration is working to keep America safe. More
The Trump-Musk showdown continues - 6/30/25 by Bill Ponton June 30, 2025 by Bill Ponton The whole affair with Musk says a great deal about Trump and his commitment to the MAGA vision of America moving forward. More
Data center operators prefer natural gas - 6/30/25 by Bill Ponton June 30, 2025 by Bill Ponton In West Texas, where wind and solar power are more abundant than most anywhere on the planet, why are data centers opting for natural gas to power their energy needs? More
Singing our way to victory - 6/30/25 by Joel S. Holmes June 30, 2025 by Joel S. Holmes New pop conservative music is a force for Republicans in the information and culture war.   More
So Canada wants to pick a tax fight? - 6/30/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. June 30, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Canadians decide they want to be more like Europe. More
Michelle Obama calls giving birth the 'least significant' thing a woman can do - 6/29/25 by Monica Showalter June 29, 2025 by Monica Showalter Part of a bigger picture of Democrat loathing for women. More
As Trump drives global energy prices downward, California Democrats sock residents with big gas tax hikes - 6/29/25 by Monica Showalter June 29, 2025 by Monica Showalter More
We’ve talked about Zohran Mamdani’s leftism; let’s talk about his Islamism now - 6/29/25 by Andrea Widburg June 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg If anything, it’s worse than his leftism is. More
If Mamdani wins, NYC’s police have no intention of dying in the name of social justice - 6/29/25 by Andrea Widburg June 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The police are drawing a line: If he wins, they leave. More
Democrats and governance by the theater kids engaged in a clown show - 6/29/25 by Andrea Widburg June 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The Democrats have long been performative, but it’s getting worse and even infecting the Supreme Court. More
Sasquatch Rising: In Oregon, tax villains got a surprise mauling from the state's battered voters - 6/29/25 by John Woods June 29, 2025 by John Woods Voters are rising up against sneaky taxes in Oregon, refusing to take it any more. More
Is Xi Jinping at the end of the road? - 6/29/25 by Andrea Widburg June 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg One analyst thinks so, and he makes a compelling argument—although Xi’s passing from the scene doesn’t necessarily make China less of a threat. More
Following the DRC-Rwanda Peace Agreement, JD Vance tells Blueskyers the truth about Trump and black lives - 6/29/25 by Andrea Widburg June 29, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Given that Bluesky is a cesspool of leftism, the real truth is that it’s doubtful many are open to that fact. More
ATF/DEA merger: a good idea? - 6/29/25 by Mike McDaniel June 29, 2025 by Mike McDaniel A merger of these agencies is going to be a hard sell. More
Can the Dems make up their mind on war powers? - 6/29/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. June 29, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Probably not, given that their view on those powers depends on whether their party is in the White House or not. More
The strange ATF case of Patrick Adamiak - 6/29/25 by Mike McDaniel June 29, 2025 by Mike McDaniel How is this kind of perversion of the law possible? More
Sologamy? - 6/29/25 by Eric Utter June 29, 2025 by Eric Utter What if you asked yourself to marry yourself and your self said 'no'? More
What happens to America when foreigners fund our lawsuits? - 6/29/25 by Thomas Stratmann June 29, 2025 by Thomas Stratmann There’s a seriously dangerous game going on under our noses. It’s time for someone to get to the bottom of it. More
Is the WNBA a microcosm of institutional dysfunction in government? - 6/29/25 by Robert Arvay June 29, 2025 by Robert Arvay The parallels are illustrating, and a little disturbing. More
Current threats to freedom are proving the Genius of the Founding Fathers - 6/29/25 by D. Parker June 29, 2025 by D. Parker There’s a reason why the country and the Constitution have lasted so long...and why the left hates them both. More
Fake News: Democrats claim Trump's massive bombing of Iran was 'just a flesh wound' - 6/28/25 by Monica Showalter June 28, 2025 by Monica Showalter The deep state and its Democrat allies are starting to sound like Monty Python's Black Knight in their assessment of Trump's bombing of Iran. More
Buried News: President Trump ends Africa’s deadliest war - 6/28/25 by Wendy Kinney June 28, 2025 by Wendy Kinney Trump did what the United Nations and previous administrations could not. More
Lawyers gone wild - 6/28/25 by Marcus Ebenhack June 28, 2025 by Marcus Ebenhack Lawyer payouts in tort settlements have gotten too big these days. More
The stepson of the heir to Norway’s throne has been charged with multiple counts of rape and sexual assault - 6/28/25 by Andrea Widburg June 28, 2025 by Andrea Widburg It really doesn’t help that this young man genuinely looks like an extra on the set of a 1940s movie about Nazis. More
Hunter Biden’s law firm accuses him of being a deadbeat - 6/28/25 by Andrea Widburg June 28, 2025 by Andrea Widburg If that’s true, I’m not surprised, given that his dad is compulsively dishonest. Like father, like son. More
Yes, the LGBTQ+ activists are after your children - 6/28/25 by Andrea Widburg June 28, 2025 by Andrea Widburg But you knew all about that when the drag queens invaded the libraries... More
Ireland prepares to pass a law officially boycotting Israeli products - 6/28/25 by Andrea Widburg June 28, 2025 by Andrea Widburg This is what you get when you have a country that embraces leftism and mass Islamic migration. More
The International Criminal Court must prosecute war criminal Khamenei - 6/28/25 by Civis Americanus June 28, 2025 by Civis Americanus They did it to Bibi. Now they can do it to the big mullah. More
The Supreme Court has reined in dangerous extensions of judicial power - 6/28/25 by Matt Rowe June 28, 2025 by Matt Rowe This is a return to both America’s intended constitutional balance and its norms. More
The recycling scam laid bare in California’s leftist heartland *UPDATED* - 6/28/25 by Andrea Widburg June 28, 2025 by Andrea Widburg This is the perfect video, illustrating the reality behind the virtue signaling. More
Elon Musk...please buy CNN! - 6/28/25 by Earick Ward June 28, 2025 by Earick Ward MSNBC is cooked, but a properly run CNN could be an asset to the American people. More
Replica guns and self-defense - 6/28/25 by Mike McDaniel June 28, 2025 by Mike McDaniel If you successfully defend yourself against a criminal threatening you with a replica, non-firing gun, are you in trouble? More
Who has the moral high ground on money? - 6/28/25 by Jay Davidson June 28, 2025 by Jay Davidson Is it greedy to want to keep your own property? More
Biden aides testify; the perjury sweepstakes begin - 6/28/25 by Mike McDaniel June 28, 2025 by Mike McDaniel  Were no records kept? More
No time for word salads? - 6/28/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. June 28, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Support for Governor Kamala Harris “wanes” in the Golden State. More
Stupiditywatch: Rep, Jasmine Crockett attacks Melania Trump as no 'Einstein' over visa - 6/27/25 by Monica Showalter June 27, 2025 by Monica Showalter Who's she calling stupid? More
Egyptian thug caught smuggling food at airport thrown out for kicking innocent CBP beagle - 6/27/25 by Monica Showalter June 27, 2025 by Monica Showalter What kind of person would kick an innocent beagle? More
Trump's bid to end inclusion of illegals in the Census may win in the Supreme Court this time - 6/27/25 by Monica Showalter June 27, 2025 by Monica Showalter If it doesn't, Trump will be forced to deport harder. More
Man makes six-figures by reporting his fellow citizens to a government hotline - 6/27/25 by Olivia Murray June 27, 2025 by Olivia Murray What kind of a scumbag makes a career out of exploiting the civil fine system? More
President Trump is above the Nobel Peace Prize - 6/27/25 by Noel S. Williams June 27, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Honestly, right now, Trump is essentially running much of the world, and there’s nothing a bunch of intellectually insular Norwegians can do to elevate him. More
Justice Barrett gives Justice Jackson the nastiest judge-on-judge smackdown I’ve ever seen - 6/27/25 by Andrea Widburg June 27, 2025 by Andrea Widburg It seems that, despite the cozy photos of the female judges together, Amy Comey Barrett is not impressed by Jackson’s understanding of Article III. More
Been there, saw that: the problem of satellite-based battle assessments - 6/27/25 by Ed Timperlake June 27, 2025 by Ed Timperlake The 1990 Gulf War demonstrated that “cubicle commandos” and the media do not understand what’s happening on a battlefield. More
Karmelo Anthony reportedly files court paperwork for a public defender - 6/27/25 by Olivia Murray June 27, 2025 by Olivia Murray The thing about stereotypes is that people who know nothing about you—in fact know quite a bit about you. More
Secretary Hegseth rages at the media - 6/27/25 by Susan Quinn June 27, 2025 by Susan Quinn The media pounces on bad intel for their agenda, and Hegseth takes them to task. More
A story out of Iowa explains why college grads were instrumental in Mamdani’s NYC victory - 6/27/25 by Andrea Widburg June 27, 2025 by Andrea Widburg True, the woman at the center of this story isn’t in New York and has no right to vote, but she is the embodiment of everything wrong with academia. More
Mamdani promises “freebies” - 6/27/25 by E. Jeffrey Ludwig June 27, 2025 by E. Jeffrey Ludwig Like all communist policy, this “free lunch” doesn’t come with any food. More
The sina qua non for world security from Iran - 6/27/25 by Molly Slag June 27, 2025 by Molly Slag Looking at both known and disputed facts, it’s clear that there is only one sure way to ensure that Iran’s weapons program does not rise again. More
Still the ‘Forgotten War’ - 6/27/25 by Kevin G. Mason June 27, 2025 by Kevin G. Mason If the Korean War is known as the ‘forgotten war,’ then post-armistice operations within and along the U.S. Sector of the Korean DMZ are the ‘unknown war.’ More
Fighting illegal immigration with your wallet - 6/27/25 by Charles Sullivan June 27, 2025 by Charles Sullivan The feds' voluntary E-Verify program provides the ability to search for the names of employers who E-Verify at E-Verify Employer Search. More
Have Jewish Democrats finally gotten the memo? - 6/27/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. June 27, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. There are many angles to what happened last Tuesday night in New York City.  More
NJ smirks and cites ‘eminent domain’ to seize a 175-year-old farm so it can build welfare housing - 6/26/25 by Olivia Murray June 26, 2025 by Olivia Murray What radicalized me? Stories like this. More
Does a UN convention mean we can’t ship illegal alien gang members to crime-ridden countries? - 6/26/25 by Andrea Widburg June 26, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Sonia Sotomayor seems to think so, but the applicable UN convention seems to imply otherwise. More
Alex Padilla plays more stupid ICE games, wins more stupid prizes - 6/26/25 by Monica Showalter June 26, 2025 by Monica Showalter Padilla is carping about ICE enforcement on "non-criminal" illegals. He forgot to read the Homeland Security policy, and chose poorly. More
Karmelo Anthony’s fixer wants more money to continue fighting ‘white supremacy’ - 6/26/25 by Olivia Murray June 26, 2025 by Olivia Murray The case moves forward with an official murder charge, which of course, is because white people are racist. More
Illegal immigration, Chicago style - 6/26/25 by Jim Davis June 26, 2025 by Jim Davis New York City and Southern California get all the headlines, but it ain’t so great here, either. More
Biden’s weaponization of federal agencies continues - 6/26/25 by Darren Bailey June 26, 2025 by Darren Bailey As long as old Biden lawsuits continue to persecute American businesses, the problem remains. More
A way for Trump to fix Iran - 6/26/25 by Gene Schwimmer June 26, 2025 by Gene Schwimmer It all centers on one man (not Trump!). More
Lesson from New York: Elect the third world, get the third world - 6/26/25 by Monica Showalter June 26, 2025 by Monica Showalter Making New York just like Uganda. More
When mainstream media couldn’t be more wrong about the Bible - 6/26/25 by Robert Arvay June 26, 2025 by Robert Arvay Biblical illiteracy among our professed genius elites is a hilarious (but also dangerous) thing. More
Graduated with honors—and can’t read a word - 6/26/25 by Maureen Steele June 26, 2025 by Maureen Steele The collapse of American education is complete. More
The Democrat Socialist clinches a win in New York City - 6/26/25 by Earick Ward June 26, 2025 by Earick Ward New York voters jumped the frying pan a long time ago. Now they’re just going even deeper into the fire. More
New York’s Big Apple could be replaced with a hammer and sickle - 6/26/25 by Robin M. Itzler June 26, 2025 by Robin M. Itzler Perhaps it was a protest vote against Cuomo the COVID Killer, so there may still be hope for the November election—but New Yorkers need to be smart. More
Virtue-signaling with nuclear power - 6/26/25 by Bill Ponton June 26, 2025 by Bill Ponton Just four years ago, New York forced the closure of nuclear plants; now the plan is to build a new one. More
The downstream danger of the exploding gay-identifying population - 6/26/25 by Gary Schiff June 26, 2025 by Gary Schiff What are we doing to generations of children? More
I guess the commie must be in New York City - 6/26/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. June 26, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. New York City Democrat primary voters decided to nominate the lefty of lefties as their candidate for mayor.  More
The Iran strikes that proved the influencers wrong: Why Trump’s base never blinked - 6/25/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto June 25, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto The influencers didn’t see it coming. But my forecast did. More
Trump’s new phone is underpriced - 6/25/25 by Noel S. Williams June 25, 2025 by Noel S. Williams The nascent Trump phone is definitely underpriced when one considers what it represents. More
America needs a ‘Singapore Sling’ - 6/25/25 by Barry W. Poulson June 25, 2025 by Barry W. Poulson With Medicare and Social Security on the brink, we might benefit from the wisdom of another country. More
The collapse of faith in the legacy media - 6/25/25 by Kevin Finn June 25, 2025 by Kevin Finn The number of Americans who trust mainstream media gets lower and lower. More
You can take your ‘vibrant arts scene’... - 6/25/25 by Nick Lopez June 25, 2025 by Nick Lopez Corporate nothingspeak has utterly taken over. When you hear ‘vibrant arts scene,’ here is what’s really going on. More
A reality check against ‘We do too much for Israel’ - 6/25/25 by Robert Vincent June 25, 2025 by Robert Vincent Israel is not exactly unique as a recipient of U.S. aid. More
The white people who made Zohran Mamdani New York’s probable future mayor - 6/25/25 by Andrea Widburg June 25, 2025 by Andrea Widburg An affluent cohort that is ruled by emotion and educated at college into ignorance and irrationality drove the New York Democrat party primary. More
Are black people afraid to enter the Promised Land? - 6/25/25 by Susan Quinn June 25, 2025 by Susan Quinn The barriers to success encountered by the black community are self-imposed. More
Thomas Jefferson’s age on the day of his death highlights America’s young age - 6/25/25 by Albin Sadar June 25, 2025 by Albin Sadar Indeed, as we contemplate America’s 249th birthday, we see that the whole brilliant American enterprise was a youthful exercise. More
CNN host says Iranian 'death to America' chants were mostly friendly - 6/25/25 by Eric Utter June 25, 2025 by Eric Utter Call me crazy, but ... More
The Trump haters cannot stand that he made a judgment call to deal with Iran - 6/25/25 by Allan J. Feifer June 25, 2025 by Allan J. Feifer What they refuse to acknowledge is that no president ever has perfect information about what an enemy is doing, so all choices are judgment calls. More
Here’s hoping Democrats don’t fix their party - 6/25/25 by M.B. Mathews June 25, 2025 by M.B. Mathews Keep FAFO-ing and I will be delighted to chalk up yet another huge win for conservatism just like the November election. More
Germany’s march into the debt state - 6/25/25 by Thomas Kolbe June 25, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe German budget policy has become a farce. What we’re witnessing are expertly staged accounting tricks, media distractions, and the desperate attempt to defer structural reform of the welfare state -- whatever the cost. More
Why did the US Army commission four technocrats as high-ranking military officers? - 6/25/25 by Olivia Murray June 25, 2025 by Olivia Murray I find this extremely odd, and seriously concerning. More
The crazy needles of France - 6/25/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. June 25, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. There are thousands of people in France who just don't like their country very much. More
Vice mayor of illegal-alien-packed Cudahy, California calls on street gangs to battle ICE -report - 6/24/25 by Monica Showalter June 24, 2025 by Monica Showalter Are gangs running some California towns? The feds should find out. More
Where’s the much-hoped-for organic Iranian regime change? - 6/24/25 by Norman Krieg June 24, 2025 by Norman Krieg For now, it seems that those hoping it would happen missed a few essential points. More
The mainstream media could learn the lessons in Christian and Jewish holy books - 6/24/25 by Helen Louise Herndon June 24, 2025 by Helen Louise Herndon Because media members clearly aren’t steeped in Biblical wisdom, they have fallen into the dangerous trap of abandoning objectivity and good judgment. More
What happened to Trump’s ‘unconditional surrender’ demand to Iran? - 6/24/25 by Robin M. Itzler June 24, 2025 by Robin M. Itzler Given the realities on the ground and Trump’s “America First” stance, unconditional surrender might not mean what many wish it to mean. More
Wokester wedding: New York Times puts out its most ridiculous 'Vows' wedding announcement ever - 6/24/25 by Monica Showalter June 24, 2025 by Monica Showalter Care for a "learning wedding" with an NGO-style breakout session from a former Sam Bankman-Fried associate and his new food-scold wife? More
There’s a good tactic for Democrats worried about ‘sleeper cells’ - 6/24/25 by Jonathan Gault June 24, 2025 by Jonathan Gault Given that the risk of sleeper cells in American cities arose because of Democrat policies, the tactic is obvious to everyone...except Democrats. More
Chicago Tribune warns NYC about electing a socialist: ‘What sounded good in theory has translated into dysfunction’ - 6/24/25 by Olivia Murray June 24, 2025 by Olivia Murray News flash: That’s ALWAYS been the case with socialism. More
John F. Kennedy’s big mistake - 6/24/25 by Robert Curry June 24, 2025 by Robert Curry Inspiring words obscured a suicidal intention. More
The Middle East respects strength, loathes weakness - 6/24/25 by Sloan Oliver June 24, 2025 by Sloan Oliver It’s taken Trump, after multiple failures from other presidents, to do what needed to be done. More
Choosing sides: Trump’s Israel support and the conservative war online - 6/24/25 by Susan D. Harris June 24, 2025 by Susan D. Harris Recent events have unwittingly exposed antisemitic voices within the conservative movement and a growing hostility toward Israel. More
U.S. energy dominance is a global good - 6/24/25 by Chris Talgo June 24, 2025 by Chris Talgo One of the most underreported and overlooked achievements of President Trump’s first term is that the United States became a net oil exporter for the first time in 75 years in 2018. More
Unpacking Trump Derangement Syndrome - 6/24/25 by Kevin Finn June 24, 2025 by Kevin Finn TDS reflects deeper issues in U.S. political discourse: confirmation bias, tribalism, and the challenge of distinguishing critique from hyperbole.  More
How to stop assassination porn - 6/24/25 by Tony Lentini June 24, 2025 by Tony Lentini The solution to ending assassination porn is simple: Enforce the law, beginning with James Comey. More
Global turmoil proves urgency of energy independence - 6/24/25 by Vijay Jayaraj June 24, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj The world is on fire, and not in the way climate alarmists would have you believe. More
A bombing that would make Bob Gibson proud - 6/24/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. June 24, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. What we did on Saturday night was a lot more than drop bombs: it was a Gibson fastball to your head to remind everyone who’s on the mound. More
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A Better Suggestion For Illegal Alien Farm Workers Anony Mee Let’s just do the right thing because it’s not hard. More
A British View of the Fourth of July Tom Armstrong I truly like and respect America, but the new nation’s origins weren’t quite what’s been reported. More
A Big, Fat Liar Jeffrey Folks Zohran Mamdani has admitted listing his race as ‘black’ on a college admission form. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. More
Party Over Principles Kevin Finn The Democrat (they're not democratic) party has sometimes been called “a criminal enterprise”. More
Massad Boulos: The Key Architect Behind the Historic DRC-Rwanda Peace Agreement Yassin Fawaz He’s a person who deserves a great deal more credit than he’s getting for ending a war that’s lasted for over three decades. More

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Nationwide injunctions and the abuses of the Legislature - 7/5/25 by Jay Davidson July 5, 2025 by Jay Davidson The Supreme Court curbed overreach in the Judiciary, for sure, but also in the Legislative Branch. More
A Big, Beautiful Bill...if you can keep it - 7/5/25 by Bill Hansmann July 5, 2025 by Bill Hansmann If Trump and the Republicans can make this bill work, then the midterms will be a cake walk. More
Trump's tough Vietnam tariff deal - 7/5/25 by Thomas Kolbe July 5, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe The clearly one-sided outcome with Vietnam bodes ill for the EU. More
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Let's cheer for another 250 - 7/5/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. July 5, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. It's easy to have generous welfare when U.S. aircraft carriers in the Mediterranean protect your border and skies. More
Rubio cleans up and refocuses the State Department - 7/5/25 by Mike McDaniel July 5, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Fortunately, a president who puts America first is in office. More
The Crisis of July 5, 1776 - 7/5/25 by Molly Slag July 5, 2025 by Molly Slag When the colonies split from Great Britain, they had to decide what laws governed the 13 new sovereign nations. More
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Let’s all speak a little Yiddish! - 7/5/25 by Stu Tarlowe July 5, 2025 by Stu Tarlowe A Yiddish linguistic construction puts Zohran Mamdani in his place. More
A tale of two societies on this Fourth of July - 7/4/25 by Eric Utter July 4, 2025 by Eric Utter Amid amber waves of grain, the countryfolk can survive. More
A heartfelt ode to American freedom from an Iranian immigrant - 7/4/25 by Amil Imani July 4, 2025 by Amil Imani Happy Independence Day to the country that embodies liberty! More
Denaturalization of anti-Americans during our 249th anniversary - 7/4/25 by Noel S. Williams July 4, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Frankly, making America great again requires making America American again. More
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