With the rise of the so-called Delta variant of COVID-19 and full FDA approval of the Pfizer vaccine, leftist authoritarians in academia and the media have increased calls for forced vaccination.
Nothing reveals people's true selves like death.
As Americans gather to relax and enjoy Labor Day with their family and friends, it is a good time to reflect on what this traditional holiday means to working Americans in the 21st century.
On Labor Day, we celebrate the accomplishments of American workers.
The wheels on the trucks go round and round, and it is owing to the perpetual motion of the trucking industry that the U.S. economy is on a roll.
Where are the impeachment papers and emergency congressional meetings on Capitol Hill? Where are the demands for mass resignations of military and Cabinet members responsible for the debacle in Afghanistan? Where are the Pelosi-Schiff-Schumer investigations? Where is the outrage for all these people supplying billions of dollars of American military equipment to cave-dwelling Islamist killers?
On Aug. 15, after a reporter asked if a Taliban takeover was inevitable in Afghanistan and President Biden said no, the president already knew that the Taliban were winning ("Biden focused on 'perception' of Afghan forces in final call with Ghani: Report," Web, Sept. 1). Quid-pro Joe wanted Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani to paint a rosier picture and hide the Taliban's surging -- in return for military support for the Afghan army.
Life is a continuum ("Supreme Court divides 5-4, leaves Texas six-week abortion ban in place," Web, Sept. 6). There is no magical point at which we are more alive, more human or more of an individual person. All of our physical traits -- the color of our skin, eyes and hair, our physique type, etc. -- are established at conception. With the exception of hair color, these stay with us from birth, to youth and through old age until natural death. The right to life of the preborn is as defensible as any born person and should be protected by law.
The news of a mass shooting Saturday evening in the nation's capital was heard around the world.
In Florida, businesses, schools and government agencies requiring proof of coronavirus vaccine as a condition of entry will be fined $5,000, beginning Sept. 16. The liberty leanings of Sunshine State Republicans are proving a much-needed light among the COVID-19 darkness.
Remember all the calls by Democrats to ban people on the FBI's terror watch list from buying guns?
Gavin Newsom is in trouble.
The Biden team is omitting the degree to which Jan. 6 rioters relied on Facebook, Twitter, and Google -- the Democratic Party's best censorship friends.
As President Biden feels the pressures of his office, he's increasingly erratic and at times even lethargic, prompting debate about his physical and emotional condition.
I've heard people from both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party challenge President Biden's nonexistent leadership. They want him impeached or want him to just resign from his position for moves such as like killing the oil pipeline while allowing Russia to build theirs and leaving our southern border open to all kinds of threats.
"The case to invoke the 25th Amendment against Biden" (Web, Sept. 1) is interesting, but it won't happen. A simple look at the politics will lay out why. First and most important is the Afghan debacle, which has caused Biden to drop the "Uncle Joe" act and reveal a cold-blooded operator. This is the true Biden, the Delaware grifter he's always been.
The COVID-19 pandemic would have been history months ago had global health authorities approved mass over-the-counter distribution of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for prophylactic use. Instead, they began a campaign of lies and misinformation about these drugs.
President Joe Biden is turning the world into the movie set of Mad Max.
The Biden administration is pursuing a universal vaccination strategy, even encouraging private businesses and public universities to mandate COVID-19 shots as a prerequisite to go to work or school.
The U.S. economy has seen a lot of transformation over the last decade.
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