Nothing could demonstrate better how goofy many of today's grievance police have become -- in this instance, the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) real-estate portals in parts of Ohio and Kentucky. They've decided to replace the offensive "master" bedroom descriptor with "primary" bedroom.
If COVID-19 is still rampant among us, why haven't all those hundreds of thousands of fans crammed elbow-to-elbow in the bleachers at football and baseball games become ill in large numbers?
The resignation of Las Vegas Raiders Coach Jon Gruden is certainly an unfortunate set of circumstances ("Gruden resigns as Raiders coach amid uproar over emails," Web, Oct. 11). Gruden is a great coach, but his private emails are no longer private. It's hard to excuse the context of his correspondence with another longtime NFL associate, but that's where we are.
When thinking about the Constitution, we often focus on what has gone sideways or just plain wrong. It is useful, from time to time, to reflect on how our constitutional processes and limits have resulted and can result in a government that is better, more responsive, more adaptable, and more likely to be able to repair itself if something is broken.
Last week, Oct. 7, to be precise, was the 450th anniversary of the Battle of Lepanto. Why should you give a flying fig?
Three schooners commandeered by General George Washington marked the beginning of America's Navy.
Nearly half a million shipping containers packed with toys, holiday decorations, appliances, and furniture are stuck off the coast of Southern California, waiting to be offloaded.
Illegal immigration is surging, and the Biden Administration's response is to roll out the welcome mat.
Chairman Powell and President Biden are rolling the dice on runaway inflation and slow growth.
The campaign to erase references to women has reached new levels of absurdity. In just the last few weeks, it's made forays into social media, medical journals, and even federal legislation.
Several years ago, while pursuing material for my favorite department of The American Spectator, the "Current Wisdom," I came across a blatant lie perpetrated by Terry McAuliffe.
There are several ways conservatives can win the inner-city vote. The first and most important step is basic. Republicans need to show up.
"No, I don't think [vaccines] should be mandatory. I wouldn't demand it be mandatory." President Biden said last year.
I'm a longtime teacher. I've witnessed school board nonsense for decades.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott just banned private businesses, public businesses, any businesses at all, from forcing employees to get the coronavirus vaccine as a condition of work. Abbott for president!
November 2022 approaches. And by all indications: Democrats are going down. As in Bruce Springsteen "down." And that means one thing: Cue Lovin' Spoonful's daydream.
Last weekend Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared in an interview with Greta Van Susteren on "Full Court Press" in which he described a new Merck drug called Molnupiravir. As Van Susteren noted, the drug works similarly to Tamiflu (used for the flu) in reducing symptoms if taken at the onset of COVID-19. According to Fauci, the drug has shown promising results. That is great news.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett come from different worlds. Merkel, whose country committed the worst horrors of the last century and is now the most powerful European Union member, is quite far from the dangerous neighborhood in which Bennett lives.
What if the far left is intentionally attempting to ruin American principles and national strength in order to increase its own power and control over America and the American people? What if the border crisis was a planned event by the left to open up America to destructive forces that would destroy its culture and wealth? What if the precipitous withdrawal from Afghanistan was a planned event by the left to destroy American prestige and world standing? What if the vaccine mandates by the federal government were intended to undermine the labor market nd the greater economy?
No, GOP swampers, Donald Trump is not going away.
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