Oct 7, 2025
Business leaders themselves can work miracles and defy globalization's laws of gravity when they put capital behind America's factories and workers.
Oct 1, 2025
Joanne Chesimard, aka Assata Shakur. She died last Thursday, age 78, an honored guest of Cuba's Communist regime, and honored, disgracefully, by tenured radicals in America's universities, too.
Sep 24, 2025
Even when it stops short of murder, however, the intimidation campaign waged by the left relies on violence and the threat of violence.
Sep 18, 2025
The Conservatives might yet, after playing so many rounds of musical chairs with their leadership, find someone to take charge who can compete with Farage for populist votes.
Sep 9, 2025
Which officials can they hold to account for an autopen? Joe Biden and Kamala Harris haven't escaped the public's judgment, but behind them were Democrats whose names are unknown, yet whose actions America will long have to live with.
Sep 3, 2025
The liberal urge to defend anyone who claims to be transgender can turn into making excuses for disturbing behavior of all kinds. Parents themselves should be watchful, not only for signs a teenager's troubles run deeper than pronouns.
Aug 26, 2025
Is it a bad thing to pay for government with market profits rather than by raising taxes on citizens or selling debt that eventually has to be repaid with interest?
Aug 20, 2025
As for redistricting, Newsom and his party have a bigger problem than the maps Republicans draw in red states. California is hemorrhaging population and is on track to lose 3-5 congressional seats after the next census, while Republican-leaning states are gaining.