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Human Trafficking: Silent Evidence Speaks Louder Than Words
Citizens can join the fight against human trafficking through education and observation. Perception within both public and private space provides one of the best methods of recognizing, reporting, and ultimately rescuing victims of this insidious crime.
El Salvador Proves Fighting Crime Not for 'Ivory Tower' Types
Fighting crime isn’t a job for ivory tower sociologists and social workers. It’s a job for police and prosecutors. You make keeping citizens safe from criminals your top priority and go from there.
By Michael Reagan with Michael R. Shannon
Because We're Up to All Challenges, Our Freedom Endures
Freedom is not a simple idea. Without a grasp of our common history, our understanding of the present is confused and the future is incomprehensible. Planning for the future without a grasp of history is like planting cut flowers.
Gen Zs and Millennials Conservative, Buying Bibles
Bible sales shot up by 22% in 2024. Total print sales of all books, by comparison, rose by just 1%. That big jump in Bible sales is extraordinary, considering Pew Research and others claim U.S. religion is on the decline.
Fiscal Hawks Should Push for Balanced Budget, Not Debt Ceiling
The common misconception is that a vote to increase the debt ceiling is a vote to spend more tax dollars. It is not.
If Trump Supports H1B Visa Program, So Should We
What kind of immigration do we want? What are the criteria we should be looking for in prospective American citizens? Character and work ethic should be the most sought-after qualifications
Universities, Media Fuel Domestic Terrorism
Together, as a nation, we must rise to the challenge of protecting our democracy and future generations. This involves denouncing terror and a return to genuine education, a celebration of true values, and a repudiation of those who threaten our way of life.
Biden's Failed Legacy Surpasses Carter's Presidency
Jimmy Carter was blessed by a century-long life and righteous knowledge that his historic legacy as America's worst president has now been eclipsed by the most recent Oval Office resident.
Nation Must Get Serious About Border, Jihadist Threat
For many years, political elites deluded themselves into thinking that the existential threat posed by radical Islamic jihad was somehow limited or contained.
Media Complicit in 2024's True 'Lie of the Year'
We have to trust the same sources we placed our faith in before the fact-checkers. our own eyes, ears, and power of reason. In 17 days we can begin to trust the new administration, but never completely. "Trust but verify." We can never, ever trust mainstream, legacy media.
Jerusalem, Israel's Eternal Capital, Does Not Belong to Turkey
The pseudo-Islamist Temple deniers should be universally reviled for their impudent rejection of their own religious traditions and beliefs in favor of absurd propaganda.
Office Pool 2025
What will happen in 2025?
Democratic Party Has to Find Way to Connect With Voters
Following defeat in the presidential election, Democratic Party leadership is doing much-needed soul-searching. Those not in denial know there is something wrong.
How McCormick Won Pennsylvania's Senate Race
How did a West Point graduate from Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, go from losing an agonizingly close, contentious Republican Senate primary two years ago to Dr. Mehmet Oz to winning against Casey?
Jordan's Future: Is Reunification with Palestinians Path to Stability?
After the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, there have been multiple reports that Jordan might be next.
Need More Than Just Extension of Trump Tax Cuts
The U.S. tax system could be used to teach a masterclass on inefficiency, complexity and distorted incentives.
Call New Orleans Incident What It Is: Islamist Attack
For starters, labeling the New Orleans attack “evil” and an “act of terrorism” isn’t good enough. The attacker was a radical Islamic terrorist.
Gaza 'Day After' Plans All Seem Like DĂ©jĂ  Vu
Sadly, the discussion of the fate of Gaza in general, and of the “Day After” in particular, is taking on an eerily familiar look — ominously reminiscent of the discussions of yesteryear.
Fall of Tyrannical Assad Family a Tremendous, Positive Change
Israel and the United States are committed to supporting the Jordanian monarchy. Not because they support kingships, but because Israel and the United States need stability in the region. This Jordanian monarchy is in lock step with Israel and the United States.
Trump Could Be First Bitcoin President
"We're gonna do something great with crypto because we don’t want China, or anybody else … but others are embracing it, and we want to be ahead," Trump said during a recent interview with CNBC.
Qatar: A Controversial, but Invaluable U.S. Ally in the Mideast
By keeping this "open door" to political groups America can’t, or won’t, deal with directly, Qatar gives the U.S. a back channel to negotiate with America’s adversaries. Qatar will prove to be a reliable and trustworthy partner for President Trump and the United States.
Carter's Best Years Were Post-Presidency
Rather than chasing after six-figure speeches, multiple corporate boards and other perks of the ex-presidents' club, Carter helped build more than 4,300 homes for Habitat for Humanity.
Trump, Musk Are Right: Legal Immigrants a Boon to Economy
The media have been playing up the "civil war" inside the GOP between what Politico calls the "MAGA Republicans and Big Tech." The restrictionists in the party want fewer visas, and the pro-growth wing wants more.
In '25 Resolve to Avert Social Security Disaster
What the program actually needs, if it's going to survive another generation, is the opposite approach: means testing to match limited resources with the people who need them most, rather than expanding payouts to people with other retirement resources.
2024: A Year of Brand Winners and Losers
Whether one likes Trump or not. Even the antagonistic Time Magazine declared Donald Trump their "Person of the Year."
COVID Origin Assessment Rigged to Biden's Liking
Substantial reforms are needed to fix America’s intelligence agencies so they will produce the highest-quality, objective, and nonpolitical intelligence analysis.
Colleges, Universities Churn Out Students Brainwashed with Hatred
At Rutgers, a freshman posted on social media platform Yik Yak, “Go kill him,” targeting a Jewish fraternity member.
Mr. President, Please Bring on Voodoo Economics 2
I could provide you with a cornucopia of facts showing how much we prosper under a stable dollar coupled with relatively low tax rates.
Trump Has a Chance to Be Proactive, Strategic on Cybersecurity
As we stumble into 2025, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Cybersecurity isn’t just about protecting data; it’s about safeguarding lives, infrastructure, and democracy. Trump’s administration has a chance to pivot from the reactionary tactics to proactive, strategic.
Updating Immigration Registry Would Help Address Labor Shortage
It's important to point out that updating the registry has nothing to do with a path to citizenship, which is (and should be) an entirely separate issue.
Biden Dreams as Americans Face Nightmare
Under Biden, the American dream became unattainable as inflation and interest rates outpaced wage growth and families fell into deeper debt.
Those Accusing Gaetz Should Have Begun With Themselves 
If the allegations which we lodged against Gaetz are wholly or even partially false, it will be a shame and a loss for the MAGA movement if he’s forced retire his legislative talent in podcasting.
We Can Share Our World Without Invoking Ancestral Privilege
The land upon which any country exists was not created by the people who currently live there. In fact, the land was not created by any human being, past or present.
Will Corruption Hinder Ukraine Relief?
Reports from Ukraine indicated that some officials were involved in increasing contract amounts for essential military supplies, raising alarms about the potential diversion of crucial resources amid an ongoing war.
Trump Must Restore Our Trust in Govt and Rule of Law
For all the current hope and enthusiasm, Donald Trump’s biggest challenge remains restoring the people’s trust that government is working in their best interest.
Tehran Accelerating Nuclear Weapons Efforts
The IAEA has long been concerned about, "Possible Military Dimensions to Iran’s Nuclear Programme," recognizing that Tehran has never provided it with access to all the documents, equipment, persons, and sites the IAEA deems necessary to fully monitor Iran’s nuclear program.
Trump Should Reject Out of Hand Mandelson as UK Ambassador
Anyone who has arrogantly and publicly insulted our president on multiple occasions is certainly not the right person for a job in Trump's administration.
Trump's Promises Loudly Resonate With Americans
Trump's promises for his first 100 days reveal a bold and uncompromising agenda to restore American greatness, secure its borders, and uplift its citizens. 
'Broken Windows' Brings Real World Results on Crime
The Broken Windows theory remains a valuable framework for maintaining order and preventing crime escalation. Real-world results, not theoretical dogma, should guide effective public safety policies.
Hochul Doesn't Get It on Nuclear Threat
Will Hochul throw Fort Drum, the people of New York’s 21st Congressional District, the Constitution of the United States, and the security of the nation under the bus of her Democratic ideology?
It Was Never Liberalism, It's Totalitarianism
Inefficiency and injustice lead people to frustration and upset. As a result, the people in charge of the existing coercion respond to your perfectly reasonable anger by . . . ordering more coercion.
Christmas a Time to Thank God for His Blessings
On this Christmas season, 2024, we in America have much to be grateful for.
At Christmas, Let's Remember Jesus Fulfilled Amazing Prophecies
Have you ever noticed how often the "experts" get it wrong? When you look at the Old Testament, we see different declarations about the coming one who will be the Savior
Christmas Much More Than the Greatest Story
There are only two original biographical accounts of Alexander the Great, written by Arrian and Plutarch some four hundred years after Alexander died. The eye-witness accounts of Jesus were recorded in writing within a generation of his life.
Enhanced Obamacare Subsidies Define Taking Without Giving
These subsidies would not have been necessary if Obamacare's insurance market regulations hadn't effectively outlawed low-cost plans and sent premiums and deductibles soaring.
Taking the Color Out of Food a Bad, Ineffective Idea
RFK Jr. has previously taken aim at food dyes, saying that food dyes are carcinogenic and cause ADHD, implying that they ought to be banned by the FDA. The Food and Drug Administration recently started considering a ban on red dye No. 3, which activists believe is "linked" to hyperactivity.
Only If He Appears the Winner, Will Putin Negotiate on Ukraine
First of all, Putin’s most uncompromising demand is for the revision of the international order, meaning the end of Western hegemony. He determined that there is a need for the next historical stage.
New House Speaker, Please
Walking this parliamentary tightrope will require someone with rock-solid conservative principles, a steel spine, iron will, the energy of Hoover Dam, and the focus and meticulousness of NASA’s Webb Telescope. Does such a figure walk among the 119th Congress?
Cronyism Won't Serve 'America First' Well
Let’s be clear, there’s no credible evidence that Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel poses a national security threat. Multiple official sources and countless experts have corroborated as much.
WSJ Undermines Truth, Trust
Similarly, The Wall Street Journal has gradually become a parody of itself on the grounds that Democrats are always and forever the greatest threat to the country.
Biden, Media Ignore Reagan Doctrine Rescue of Angola
Biden mentioned the history of slavery and the importance of American-Angolan relationships. Neither he or the media saw fit to say that, but for President Ronald Reagan's "Reagan Doctrine," the visit would not have been possible.
Racial Healing, DEI Retreat Could Stumble if BLM Resurges
The Daniel Penny trial cannot be its resurrection from the ashes. Or else, we risk another four years of racial hatred and manufactured discord meant to disrupt the Trump 2.0 agenda.
ABC-Stephanopoulos Case a Warning to Reckless Left
While the settlement has been heralded by center-right folks, it has also been viewed as the end of Western Civilization by the compromised media crowd and woke mob gang.
Talking Inexpensive, and a Step to Thwarting School Violence
As we are faced with another school shooting in America, there will be many opinions and thoughts shared via the news, blogs, office conversations, and social media.
Trump Must Act Decisively to Restore US Energy Leadership
On day one, the incoming Trump administration is expected to pass a flurry of executive orders to reverse President Joe Biden's energy policy, which has weakened U.S. energy leadership.
On Drones, Left Again Proves Its Worthlessness
While Gov. Philip Murphy, D-N.J., and clueless Andy Kim (think Elmer Fudd) are busy "hunting" drones, the FBI, Homeland Security, and state police are all scratching their heads.
Minority Leaders Need to Extend Populism to Their Communities
It's striking how much influence the big donor class has on civil rights groups. Black, Asian and Hispanic organizations had better bow to their left-wing demands or they will be cut off lickety-split.
'Quantum Computers' Mandate That Encryption Measures Upgrade
Fraudsters are banking on quantum computers’ availability to decrypt and harvest the stolen data. Experts warn that this could lead to significant financial losses, privacy breaches and security threats.
Nation Can Reconcile with Open, Spirited, and Honest Dialogue
Let’s heed Bill Maher’s advice not to let politics overshadow the holiday spirit. Let’s embrace the wisdom of Abraham Lincoln, as he expressed it, during his second Inaugural Address on March 4, 1865. Let’s strive for an open, spirited, and honest public dialogue.
Trump Can Lead on Intelligence Reform by Taking Politics Out
Donald J. Trump can lead by telling his senior intelligence appointees that when they take office, they can check their political hats at the door.
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