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To beat China, America must first cut its own red tape
American leadership in biotechnology resulted from decades of investment.
DiJonai Carrington's White privilege rhetoric turns accountability into excuse-making
White privilege is the greatest scam going. It is an all-purpose excuse for personal failure and bad behavior
WATCH: Socialism? Nope, it's communism -- and it can be fought
The Democrat Party, since the presidential days of Bill Clinton, has been moving down a path toward communism. And now the peril is here.
Trump has chance to fix fallout from Biden's botched Afghanistan withdrawal
Aug. 15 is the fifth anniversary of Taliban terrorists taking control of Afghanistan after then-President Biden's botched U.S. withdrawal. And the tears of women who lost everything overnight when Team Taliban took over are still flowing.
Evil rages in Massachusetts as unborn babies lose protections
"Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil." This line, a warning from the Prophet Isaiah, likely written between 739 and 681 BC, offers a timeless caution to humanity about what happens when we put our selfish whims above the Lord's truth.
Russia developing a work-around to U.S. financial sanctions
The U.S. dollar is the dominant currency for global trade. That simple fact puts the United States in a particularly powerful position to use economic sanctions to influence the actions of nations all over the world.
Letter to the editor: Why we need closed primaries
Why are party primaries so important?
Vance misses mark on socialism comments
Vice President J.D. Vance said the way to stop socialism is not by "throwing slogans at people about the free market," but rather "by making people's lives better. And that's what we're trying to do every single day." All due respect to Vance -- but "making people's lives better" is kind of a slogan in itself.
Letter to the editor: Meaningful conversation can't be had with antisemites Carlson, Hall
The core to Judeo-Christian morality is "Thou shalt not bear false witness."
Letter to the editor: 'Educated' voters are falling for communism because education stinks
If you do not stand for something, you will fall for anything. That is what comes to mind as I listen to Democrats and legacy media pundits.
Free speech lets Hasan Piker indict his own radical movement
Hasan Piker should not be silenced. The radical leftist influencer has burst onto the political scene as a self-styled Marxist kingmaker and viewpoint enforcer.
One and done term limits could fix Congress
One and done. It's time to take this concept to Capitol Hill and send members of the House and Senate packing after serving only one term.
How the U.S. can defend its critical infrastructure
The recent cyber attacks, probably by Iran, against at least 12 U.S. states is a stark reminder that America must do more to defend its critical infrastructure.
Labor Department should target states' gig economy double-dipping
The Labor Department under President Trump has aimed to root out widespread waste and abuse in insurance, but it should also focus on the skimming by some states off the gig economy.
Advocates giddy over Massachusetts abortion law
Massachusetts was once known as the cradle of liberty for its role in the American Revolution. Now, it has forsaken the cradle and turned the womb into a death chamber.
Radical Islam's three-stage framework for cultural capture
In Hamtramck, Michigan, an all-Muslim city council legalized backyard animal sacrifice over the non-Muslim minority, who objected on animal rights and sanitary issues.
Democrats pick classic tax-and-spend leftist David Crowley for Wisconsin governor
A tax-and-spend liberal from Milwaukee, where the schools are some of the worst in the nation -- that is the person Democrats have nominated for governor in Wisconsin.
Francesca Hong's loss is still a win for socialists
Francesca Hong's loss is still a win for the far left. The fact she was able to secure 39.33 percent of the vote to David Crowley's 39.81 percent shows the sheer force of the socialist beast that's swallowing moderates in the Democrat Party -- and it's one that's not going away any time soon.
Letter to the editor: WNBA has backed itself into a corner
It appears that some biological men who identify as women are calling the WNBA's bluff by expressing interest in joining the league.
Letter to the editor: Republicans cannot afford to fail on healthcare again
Abdul El-Sayed has public health experience and, among many positions far out on the political left's agenda, his Medicare for All push may be the closest to the Democratic mainstream.