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Busted 'border' is where Biden's normalcy goes to die
Joe Biden became president largely by promising to Make America Normal Again.
Three untruths from the political class, including the media
Take a look at the nearest food package. Notice there is a list of ingredients that tells you how many calories and other useful information.
More people voting won't bring progressive utopia
Progressives believe that the more people that vote, the more progressives will win. Republicans even buy into this trope occasionally.
President Biden at Howard University: The great White savior
In his commencement speech at Howard University, President Biden called "the poison of White supremacy" the "most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland."
Indianapolis 500 off to fast and fascinating start
Roger Penske couldn't ask for much more in the buildup to the Indianapolis 500 after the fastest weekend in 107 years of "The Greatest Spectacle of Racing."
Criminality of Biden-Garland's Justice Department bigger than Watergate
The current reports of executive branch illegality make Watergate look like kindergarten mischief.
House Republicans are leading major rethink on China trade
Times are changing. Where the GOP once stalwartly supported "free trade," many Republicans are now openly questioning the effectiveness of U.S. trade policy.
What Ron DeSantis must do to win the White House
This week's expected announcement from Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis that he is running for president will come as no surprise.
War in Ukraine is creating new Silk Road corridor
Amid the pomp and pageantry of Moscow's May 9 Victory Day parade, the attendance of some post-Soviet Central Asian Republics presidents was not only about the past joint sacrifices.
FTC noncompete rulemaking crosses the line
The current power-hungry Federal Trade Commission is scrambling to divest the courts and the state and federal legislatures of governance over employment noncompete agreements.
Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue takes a deep dive into 'woke' waters
Back in the late 1970s, conservative commentator George Will wryly observed that the radical feminist National Organization for Women was made up of "mannish women and effeminate men."
EVs won't be forced on drivers
In "Don't 'finish the job': President Biden's electric vehicle pipe dream" (web, May 16), Sen. Deb Fischer implies that the Environmental Protection Agency's proposed emissions rules for light-duty vehicles will mean the supply of electric vehicles outpaces demand, forcing EVs on unwilling consumers.
Biden fix is no solution
President Biden is threatening to use his perceived authority under the 14th Amendment to unilaterally raise the debt ceiling ("14th Amendment poses a risky Biden solution to eliminate debt ceiling," web, May 21).
Anything to keep Trump out
For all of you out there listening to our mainstream media saying the Durham report is primarily a "nothing burger," I suggest you keep an eye on who's passing you the mustard ("Clinton campaign helped create the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory, Durham report shows," web, May 20).
Higher Ground: How a digital microscope found 'hidden' notes in 1,100-year-old Hebrew Bible
A $700 digital microscope helped unlock "hidden" editorial notes in a 1,100-year-old Hebrew Bible known as the "Codex Sassoon," a noted scholar said.
Biden's open-border policy is unbiblical, historically stupid
Ronald Reagan once said, "A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation." Over three decades later, Donald Trump added: "A nation without borders is no nation at all."
Exposing moral evil and defrocking those who weaponize the law
Here's a brief quiz. What do all these events have in common?
Democrats are out to destroy the middle class
Democrats are bending every effort to destroy the middle class. Without this vital center as a bulwark of democracy, America will fall into their hands.
The hazards of permitting reform in getting energy projects built on time
As Sen. Tom Carper gets ready to add to the melange of proposed permitting legislation, it might be worth thinking about whether the current batch of permitting reform may do more harm than good.
Let the impeachments begin
Every federal employee, from the guy who cuts the grass on the National Mall to the president, takes an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States and faithfully discharge their position of public trust.
