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Trump 2.0 Doesn't Contain Threats, He Confronts Them
After Butler, he appears to be a leader liberated from caution, sharpened by mortality, and focused not on survival but on legacy. For 47 years, American policy treated Tehran as a problem to contain, while Iran built power through Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and Shiite militias.
Most-Favored-Nation Pricing Would Import Europe's Drug Rationing
Lower foreign prices are not the result of superior bargaining. They are the product of government controls. Canada, the United Kingdom, and much of Europe cap what they are willing to pay for new medicines. If manufacturers refuse, then the drug may not be available to patients.
Trump Targets Iran's Terror - Naturally, Democrats Object
It's now more than ever mandatory we remember that since 2006, the Iranian regime has funded and directed a beyond staggering wave of terror globally.
Tough Love Needed on National Debt, or American Dream Dies
Like a teenager with an overdrawn credit card, Uncle Sam continually rolls over interest, turning it into even greater principal. We can't continue on the same path of unchecked government growth.
You Should Think Again If You Prefer 'Global Cooling'
In the late 1980s, a global warming scare was based upon theoretical and primitive climate models predicting man-made carbon emissions were causing unprecedented and dangerous "anthropogenic" (man-made) climate change.
Donald Trump Is a Great Man of History
Trump and his administration have repeatedly proven willing and unafraid to criticize America's European allies, nudging our core NATO partners to be better versions of themselves in such areas as military spending and defense self-sufficiency.
Ultimate Success in Iran Not as Elusive as Critics Charge
Success in foreign policy in giving rebirth to a free Iran, combined with success in domestic policy areas would assure the Trump presidency a preeminent place in history. All of which would be fitting for this year’s 250th anniversary of America’s Founding in 1776.
Liberal Democrats Play Religion Card, but Shred Moral Fabric
When a politician makes his religion a central aspect of his public persona, yet pursues policies that inherently contradict his faith, it raises serious questions.
Where Is Media Space for Measured Judgment on Iran?
Populations that have been calm explode into rage when they see that the United States and especially Israel attack anywhere in the Mideast, irrespective of whether a Shiite or Sunni country, and the country under attack rises up and starts to succeed in counter attacks.
Expanding HSA Eligibility Can Lessen Healthcare Costs
The healthcare market is hindered in many ways, but the core structural problem is simple: The person receiving care is almost never the person actually paying for it.
Battle Must Rage On Against Left's Relentless DEI Push
Clearly, the left will not relent in the pursuit of their agenda and defiance of the law. So, the battle must rage on in the courts and at the ballot box as we remain ever vigilant in protecting our fundamental constitutional rights.
Nothing Neocon About Trump's Iran Strike, It's Necessary
A nuclear armed Iran would cause geopolitical consequences too terrible to contemplate, whether one is a Christian Zionist who supports Israel or "simply" a person who cares about the national security of America and other nations with regards to Mideast oil.
Appeasement Bringing End of Our Republic Closer
Left adherents prosecute, burn buildings, riot, defame, dox, impeach, imprison, fine, sue and execute. Conservatives shy from such things. Perhaps this is why we're losing - as targets and victims of lawfare, and losing the culture war. 
How a World War II Myth Was Rightfully Shattered
An extraordinarily positive development over the last three decades has been the rapid growth in major conservative media outlets, which have shattered the reprehensible monopoly of the Democrat-aligned left media.
On the Line in Iran: Liberty, Righteousness and Self-Determination
Every generation of Americans needs to know that freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought. We should all pray that the people of Iran will soon experience the blessings of liberty, righteousness, and self-determination.
Khamenei's Was a Legacy of Miscalculation Supporting Terrorism
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's legacy is that of a tyrant, who supported terrorists. The most recent State Department report on human rights in Iran described a government that denied its citizens their fundamental freedoms.
Can Bench Be Rigged Favoring Climate Lawsuits?
While voters rejected climate extremism at the ballot box, the climate activist movement didn't abandon its agenda, it simply changed venues. Americans have already rejected their agenda once
Cartel-Driven Security Crisis a National Security Threat
The cartel-driven security crisis in the Western Hemisphere is no longer a law enforcement challenge. It is a national security threat, and it must be treated as one.
On Iran: Unity Not Optional, It's Strategically Mandatory
History doesn't remember partisan maneuvering. It remembers leadership. What the United States does now will be measured globally
Trump Didn't Start a War in Iran; He's Finishing One
Trump and Netanyahu didn't start a war, they're trying to end one, and bring closure to Pete Hegseth’s "brothers who never came home," and with any luck, return Iran to the civilized, non-Islamic society it once was.
Pausing Judgment on Israel-Iran Wise - for Now
Only hours into a war that many argue has lasted decades, there is little information presented to indicate whether the most consequential decision of the Trump presidency is trending to a great victory, or a trap to ensnare a noble agenda.
Dems Commit to Biden Era Immigration Policy, Lives Endangered
Democrats haven't left the immigration lawlessness of the Biden years behind -- on the contrary, they're more committed to it than ever. And it costs lives.
If GOP Weakens on Abortion, Voters Could Opt-Out of '26
The danger. 32% of Republican voters would be less enthusiastic about voting in November if GOP leaders abandon anti-abortion policies.
National Security Emergency: U.S. Debt Exceeds Global Trade
Modern national security is no longer confined to military strength. It is defined by economic sovereignty, industrial capacity, supply chain control, and currency credibility. At $38 trillion in debt, America does not have the luxury of ignoring warning signs.
The State of Our Journalism? Viciously Anti-Trump
The elitist media should not be considered a reliable source in describing which actors in politics are practicing honesty and decency, promoting unity and a bipartisan spirit. They offer none of those qualities in their work.
'26 GOP Wins Will Fix Budget - Not Investigations, Impeachment
We Americans can play our part in a Social Security fix by making sure that Republicans hold the U.S. House and U.S. Senate during the midterm election. By doing this, we can ensure that Congress will focus on solving problems instead of investigations and impeachment.
Deradicalization of Gaza, and Elsewhere a Dangerous Myth
One of the most persistent, and pernicious, myths being bandied about in the debate over how to achieve some peaceable resolution to the violence induced by radical Islam in Gaza is the proposed "panacea" of "de-radicalization" of extremist Islamist elements.
California's One-Party Rule Could End with a Steve Hilton Win
As California’s 2026 gubernatorial race draws near, one candidate in particular recently took the lead in the polls: Steve Hilton, a business consultant, restaurateur, and former advisor to British Prime Minister David Cameron.
Trump Knows Confidence, Not Panic Will Win AI Race
Chips are not bombs. They' re tools of economic scale, standard-setting, and technological influence. Characterizing them in such apocalyptic terms misunderstands both how innovation spreads and how global power is exercised in the modern economy.
Trump's Policies Position U.S. as Global Commodities Powerhouse
Market volatilities reminded us that financial systems are only as strong as the physical assets underpinning them. Such strategic assets and the robust financial system of the United States will work together to transform uncertainty into dominance.
Can Britain Be Restored?
In the UK now, as in the U.S. then, citizens are disgusted with traditional political parties and their government's inability, or refusal, to perform what is viewed as its most fundamental responsibility, protecting the British public and preserving the country.
Regime Change Could Bring Iran Freedom, Dignity and Hope
Women of Iran want to breathe. That is anathema to the Islamic Republic. The regime needs to go. It was gauche to even talk of its removal under your predecessors, President Trump. No longer.
​Jewish Hockey Brothers Prove Identity Defined by Resilience
For many Jewish Americans watching those games, pride ran deeper than sports. Our community continues to write new chapters in the American story. Their goals were a powerful reminder that Jewish resilience and American greatness are intertwined.
UAE Embracing Warlords, Extremists - U.S. Should Worry
The UAE is on the wrong side of history. Its embrace of warlords abroad and extremists in Europe may feel expedient today, but it's laying the groundwork for instability that will eventually land on America's doorstep. The United States rein in destructive impulses.
We May Be Ignoring Newspaper Closures at Our Peril
The Derrick. In a less than a month, it will be gone. Its passing will likely draw less attention than the jobs recently cut at The Washington Post, or the positions eliminated at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. It's part of a crisis no one seems able to solve.
Expand Consumer Choice, Increase Competition to Beat Inflation
Even before 2019, the United States spent more on healthcare than any other country. Healthcare remains the largest and most troubling cost driver.
Ukraine Peace Rests on Discrediting Russian Violence, Imperialism
There is only one solution to keep peace. The West must discredit and defeat the Russian imperial project and its policy of revisionism. For lasting peace, it must try to greatly moderate and restructure the widely shared Russian political culture of imperial fantasy.
Medicaid Fraud, Waste a Way of Life in Empire State
Unsustainable Medicaid costs, never ending fraud, diminishing quality of hospital care, declining accountability. New York is truly the poster child for Medicaid waste, fraud and abuse.
Trump's SOTU Should Chart Forward Path, Cheer Progress Thus Far
In the SOTU, I anticipate Trump will lay out ways to work with Congress to enact bipartisan tax and deregulatory policies that will keep the momentum going to lower prices. Charting the path forward is critical, but we should take a moment to cheer the progress.
​Tech Elites Position Themselves as Unelected Leaders
If the United States falls behind in emerging technologies, it will not be because Americans lacked the talent to lead. It will be because we allowed unelected elites to decide its limits.
Nigeria-U.S.: Partnership Against Terror Can Work
Terror thrives in vacuums of governance and hope. Nigerian-American collaboration, grounded in mutual interest and shared responsibility, offers a pathway toward filling those vacuums, and toward securing a more stable future for West Africa and beyond.
Yes, Competition Can Be Unhealthy
Striving to be better and even the best is a good thing. However, if you over compete with yourself, in other words, never experience that wonderful feeling of doing great but keep demanding more and more — then that is profoundly unhealthy.
FCC All In on Censoring, Controlling Speech
Until now, the broadcast industry, following the FCC's lead, had taken the position that talk shows, like news shows, were exempt from the "public interest" requirement that stations must give rival candidates equal opportunities to buy time and appear on TV.
Legacy Media Manages Audiences, Doesn't Inform Them
Trust is not built by telling stories that are easy. It's built by telling stories that matter, especially when they are complex, uncomfortable, or politically inconvenient.
Would a Universal Inheritance Improve American Lives?
Making everybody heirs of everyone could create new problems or intensify old ones. Entering the U.S. illegally would become even more attractive. We might need to require a few years of residence before immigrants can inherit. And one way or another, we would need to get control of the borders.
To Trash Trump, Sen. Tillis Rushes to Cameras
Running to the cameras and trashing President Trump and his team will always get you face time on the legacy media.
Minn. Protests Expose Media's Latent Racial Bias
Does anyone think there would be such a national outcry against ICE by these and other noted Democrats, their left-wing comrades and mainstream media bedfellows if most of the protesters and the criminals they were defending were Black?
Was Climate Change Greatest Financial Scandal in History?
The one sliver of good news is that it appears the climate change neuroses have finally started to subside. We've reached peak global warming craziness in the U.S. Even Europe seems to have turned its back on its economically masochistic net zero fossil fuels obsession.
Small Talk Can Create Chemistry
In order to generate chemistry and compatibility, consider the significance of small talk in any setting as an enjoyable method of engagement, as well as an investment in a future relationship. Your conversation partners will all remember you, fondly.
Wikipedia Targets Israel, Promotes Antisemitism
A network of 30 to 40 volunteer editors has made over 850,000 edits on Israel-related pages, distorting thousands of articles. Their pattern: amplify every alleged Israeli misdeed while sanitizing Palestinian eliminationist ideology. Wikipedia's self-policing has failed.
Rubio's Munich Speech: Bold, Reassuring, Masterful
Secretary Rubio repeatedly stressed America's emotional ties and shared history with Europe, and called the U.S. "a child of Europe." He also said “America is charting the path for a new century of prosperity."
Fetterman the Last Moderate, Commonsense Democrat
Sadly, the days of collaborative Democrats working with Republicans to pass legislation are over. One major reason is that the Democratic Party has become radicalized by the far left.
Mamdani Reign Makes Clear Need for Minimal Legal Immigration
Democrats created the conditions under which the mayor of America's most important city can pay homage in his victory speech to a region's diversity by revering the "Yemeni Bodega" owner, and "Mexican Abuela," while omitting any mention of America.
Jews Fear of Hatred Far from Being Paranoia
The strange confluence of radical left Islamic extremism forging partnerships with groups that should be enemies is as confusing as it is frightening. They unite over only one agenda item, their joint hatred of Jews.
Are Foreign Powers Trying to Abuse ICE to Grab Political Rivals?
Extradition law is widely abused already. INTERPOL's Red Notices are international arrest warrants scandalously used by America’s enemies like Russia, China, and Iran to harass dissidents, freeze assets and force political opponents to return to be persecuted.
Warm Collectivism Mamdani Wants to Leave Millionaires in Cold
Raising taxes risks a costly backlash. California just lost Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page last year, and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg just bought a riverside mansion in Miami from the founder of the Jersey Mike's sandwich shop chain.
La. Committing Economic Suicide, Attacks Its Energy Industry
Public officials should not be allowed to wipe their hands clean of responsibility for enabling courts to provide government with billions of dollars, with companies passing along the costs to consumers via higher prices, all based on old, old claims.
To End War: Where Were Globalist Obama, 'Sharp as a Tack' Joe?
After identifying those active engagements, the president and his team had to learn the issues and identify the pulse points.; places where each side was vulnerable, the soft underbellies; not just militarily but economically, as well.
Ruddy: Trump Faces Down Biggest Fake News
Munich, Germany – I am proud to stand here at the opening of the Munich Security Conference, surrounded by heads of state, generals, diplomats, intelligence officials, and policy thinkers from across the globe.
Is Trump's Healthcare Agenda Being Undermined by FDA?
Perhaps it's time for some changes. Driving the division at the FDA: Someone on the far-left who, it can be argued, can't be described as supportive of the president's agenda. Perceptible chaos is emergent.
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