The lesson here is public, persistent, and pointed responses to the left's agenda of cultural collapse is a successful strategy.

While we're in our 250th birthyear as a nation, counting down to July 4, 2026, we should remember God's help for us to become independent in the first place, including the victory at Yorktown.

Given Iran’s geopolitical position, it plays a critical role in shaping peace in the Mideast. But only a government with a proven record of resisting both the Shah's dictatorship and the current theocracy can guarantee peace, a govt free of religious or secular authoritarianism.

As Americans, we deserve better than a government that lurches from one manufactured crisis to another. We deserve leaders who confront hard truths, who protect those serving on the front lines, and who are willing to make real cuts where they are needed.

Protectionism jams everyday commerce. No product is too small. Italian pasta makers warn that Trump's new duties, some nearing 92%, could double the price of a $4 box of rigatoni. Italian newspapers have dubbed it "Trump's war against pasta."

It's not as though the IRS hasn’t gone after the administration's enemies before, despite the agency’s efforts to steer clear of political controversies. In 2013, the Obama administration went to extraordinary lengths to deny tax-exempt status to conservative non-profit organizations.

New Yorkers are suffering the consequences of former Mayor Bill de Blasio's appointment of "let 'em go" judges. More gruesome news to follow if Mamdani wins the mayor's race.

If you wonder why Social Security is facing a shortfall, it's because it was set up to be a pay as you go program, with active workers and their employers each paying 6.2% of the worker's salary in FICA taxes, that were intended to cover benefits.

At the White House recently, Trump told reporters his administration now intended to permanently shut parts of the government. This is the right approach to the debt problem. Now, America needs a Congress that will embrace it.

The current class of left-wing historians will predictably run Trump down, but do they really count? They are liberal clichés, performing for the left-wing parlor game, utterly predictable with little real credibility outside the liberal salons of the academy, MSNBC and CNN.

Instead of importing failed socialist policies, we should double down on market-based solutions that promote competition, transparency, and patient choice.

The airline industry needs an overhaul. I'll fly if I have to, but otherwise, I'm taking Amtrak. Yes, it's slow and there are frequent delays, but at least they don't charge you to actually bring luggage on a trip, the seats are wide and recline for free

Given the sordid history of the Nazis and the Gestapo, it's really saddening that so many Democrats, especially Blacks and ethnic minorities, would trivialize the millions of deaths during the Holocaust by comparing ICE to Hitler's Gestapo.

President Donald Trump. He and his band of disruptors were supposed to be world-class bunglers on the global stage, amateurs who couldn't hold a candle to the establishment foreign policy dons who worked for seasoned hands like former President Joe Biden.

Republicans had warned that the ACA was anything but affordable and would lead to skyrocketing healthcare costs for premium and tax payers. They were proven correct.

Many Arab governments, tired of scapegoating Israel now view their neighbor pragmatically: a power to be balanced or emulated, not demonized. The Abraham Accords underscored this new pragmatism.

If premiums rise next year, it will be because Democrats effectively outlawed affordable coverage 15 years ago with Obamacare.

Dobbs recognized the right of states to defend life. However as long as Washington holds the strings the states can't fully stand for the unborn.

At a time when financial markets are reeling from trade and tariff disputes, the last thing the world, least of all the United States, needs is a U.N. excise tax on trade.

After months of Putin's bluffed ceasefires, obfuscating and continued war crimes against civilians in Ukraine, Trump this month finally gave the Russian leader a reason to respect him: U.S. Tomahawk missiles.

Charlie Kirk's demeanor in his "Prove Me Wrong" events provide a template for how those in Congress should treat one another. If the House and Senate follow Kirk's example, both legislative bodies would likely be more productive and civil.

Democrats are right to praise the president for the breakthrough, although a Nobel Peace Prize, which Trump covets, would have been strikingly premature. But it's hard to praise this president for anything when there is so much else going on that needs to end.

The Secure 2.0 Act, signed into law by then-President Joe Biden, was passed in 2022. The Secure 2.0 provision removes choice and seems more like a quick way for the government to collect taxes. This rule isn't just about taxes, it's about control.

Safe railroad operations matter so thousands of rail employees return to their families at the end of a shift, as can all the people living in the many communities across the country through which freight and passenger trains operate.

In the Mideast, power is fragmented and credibility is currency. Amid the shifting alignments of the region, Qatar has emerged as one of America’s most reliable and capable allies, small in size but outsized in strategic value.

If we are to preserve the American dream for future generations, we must stand together and say clearly: if it’s your land and it’s lawful, you have the right to decide what’s best for your family, your livelihood, and your future.

While the GOP, led by Trump, has produced results, Democrats offer horrible policies and candidates, presenting a vivid contrast to the American people.

It's especially puzzling that Trump appointees at the Department of Labor recently proposed making it harder for rank-and-file workers to learn how their dues money is being spent.

Columbus Day is not meant to be a saint's day. Across the country, left-wing activists call for replacing Columbus Day with an "Indigenous Peoples Day." It's an ironic demand since the very notion of indigenous peoples only makes sense from a Eurocentric point of view.

Since its inception, Israel's behavior has been the antithesis of that which is genocidal. Its groundbreaking achievements in science and technology served to enhance and save human lives globally. It has a proud tradition of dispatching aid to disaster areas.

She demonstrated that a young woman with no previous college education or research experience can impact science, advance public consciousness about important issues, create and lead substantial educational and conservation initiatives.

The next mayor will inherit a city still battling crime, antisemitism, and extremism in our streets. If they can't speak honestly about the fight against terror, how can we trust them to keep our city safe?

Democrats should follow the lead of their state party chairman, Jay Jacobs, who has declined to support Mamdani because in his judgment, the Democratic Socialists platform does not "represent the principles or policies of the Democratic Party."

Jordan illegally conquered Judea and Samaria, including the eastern portion of Jerusalem, in 1948, which it renamed the West Bank, to distinguish it from Jordan proper on the eastern side of the Jordan River.

Trump is sitting on a lot of cash. His recent decision to spend tariff revenues to stop cuts in the WIC program hit during the government shutdown could set the precedent for the direct federal subsidy that would turn perceptions and numbers around in time.

I carry my father’s hope within me. Despite the shadows of violence, I am grateful that my family and I are safe in the United States of America. Here, I see with clarity that education remains the greatest tool we have, to open minds and reach hearts.

I learned that while I was off, the unhinged conspiracy theorist Candace Owens had ludicrously accused me of foreknowledge — or perhaps complicity — in the murder of my own friend Charlie Kirk. This is appalling behavior, at best — demonic, at worst.

Prabowo's proposal envisions a UN empowered to enforce peace, an international economic system that prioritizes development over domination, and mechanisms that give emerging economies meaningful influence over global decisions.

The threat posed here at home isn't trivial. From their farmland bases and their allegiances to terror groups as well as the bought and paid for politicians, we are at risk. Mao’s dynasty has reached its zenith. Better we plan around the truth than prop up defense stocks.

Digital IDs that are capable of monitoring every aspect of human life are destined to become instruments of tyrannical control.

The North Carolina Faith and Freedom Coalition, founded by Ralph Reed, puts on an event that boxes way above its weight for a small town in North Carolina. The speakers were extraordinary.

The hypocrisy would be laughable if it weren't so grotesque. Under Obama and four more under Biden, Democrats worked to narrow the bounds of acceptable speech. Now that the right has been pushed so far, they're suddenly talking about "a culture of dialogue."

Charlie Kirk is dead because the radical left encourages violence and employs insane rhetoric without any regard for the truth, or accountability; their stewards are dispossessed of any sense of restraint or rectitude.

No other nation entrusts so much of its ultimate defensive power to its own citizens. That disparity is not a flaw. American sovereignty rests with the people, not the state.

Democrats could have kept their beloved Big Government chugging along, with tax dollars cascading into every marble palace in Washington, D.C.

Gaza's Oct. 3 announced potential agreement is a hopeful sign, as is the fact that Israel is already planning its response to Hamas releasing the hostages . . . but as I learned to say in our negotiations with the Soviet Union, "The devil is in the details"

When you're older, there is a tangible recognition of your mortality, the transience of our lifespans. A bucket list gives you the opportunity to reflect on your values, and to identify important milestones and experiences.

The Trump EPA now proposes to stop requiring corporations to measure and report the amount of greenhouse gases they're releasing. Apparently the administration fears all these measurements will undermine its feeble arguments that it's safe to continue burning coal, oil, and, gas to produce power.

The fact that abortion is violence has nothing to do with one's religious affiliation. Abortion is not the only form of violence, but it attacks the very foundation of every other right we have.

For me, watching these bigoted delegates representing hypocritical nations globally, walk out only on the world's only nation-state of the Jewish people, is the straw changing my view about whether the U.S. should continue its membership.

The next generation of Kazakhstan's leaders could pair their economic advantage with a political model that reassures citizens and partners alike in the coming decades, amplifying its growth on the global stage.

If Prime Minister Modi chooses to cut oil imports from Russia, abiding to Trump's request, he would pursue India's long-term economic interests.

Transform Albania into a producing and exporting economy, competitive in agriculture, energy, health services, and technology, anchored in free markets and strong institutions with checks and balances.

Today’s woke "progressives" are toxic wrecking balls, wreaking unhinged and psychotic assaults on civilization itself.

We honor Charlie Kirk best not by mourning in silence, but by speaking with conviction, ensuring his message doesn't die with him. We recommit ourselves to the freedom he so boldly exercised

President Trump and Treasury Secretary Bessent. Are they not taking a great risk, with an uncertain outcome and incalculable dire consequences? God willing not, but the prospects are not at all promising.

The lesson is clear: only voters who hear a fuller, more balanced view of the news are optimistic about America’s future. Those confined to liberal echo chambers, or detached from news altogether, are increasingly anxious and pessimistic.

In two cases, the high court ruled that there is no such thing as hate speech and the government may not do indirectly what it is prohibited from doing directly.

Recognizing the significant challenges faced in addressing the insidious epidemic of domestic violence, we continue to pursue efforts at prevention and intervention. If you see something, say something. Help is available.

There is currently no formal designation for domestic terror groups akin to the State Department's published list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations. President Trump's designation will allow the FBI to conduct domestic terrorism probes with increased resources.