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Blame colleges for the socialist conquest
Where do all these socialists come from -- the people who hate America and want to demolish the most successful country in human history?
U.S. policy against Islamism cannot rest on ignorance
During the Cold War, Americans took communism seriously. We knew it was vital to study the ideology of our enemies.
Veterans need expanded access to promising PTSD therapies
I knew war could leave scars. What I didn't fully understand until I came home was how many veterans continue fighting long after the uniform comes off.
Applying the White House's higher-ed "compact" at state level
When it was announced last fall, the White House's higher education "compact," which ties federal funding to much-needed reforms, disturbed the right universities in the right ways.
AI safety needs guardrails before machines outrun control
Within the space of a few weeks, some of the world's leading artificial intelligence laboratories have reported incidents that should give policymakers pause.
China's abandoned Catholics
The Vatican has abandoned the Catholic faithful in China.
Warsh's Fed task forces should warn politicians against stoking inflation
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has stated emphatically that curbing inflation is job one and he has curbed forward guidance.
East Potomac Park's renovation tests Trump's role as steward
In a city consumed by politics and power, East Potomac Park offers a recreational respite for Washingtonians.
Do not let China win Ukraine's reconstruction
Ukraine's reconstruction will be the largest rebuilding effort in Europe since World War II.
U.S. must rebuild its munitions production base
When America sends Patriot or Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missiles to defend our forces or allies abroad, the conversation after is always the same: Can we replace them fast enough?
Eliminate the capital gains tax on inflation
The two of us have spent a lot of time together walking around to offices on Capitol Hill, asking lawmakers and their staffs what most concerns Americans.
Flock cameras turn plate tracking into people tracking
Earlier this year, Josue Ayala, 33, a Milwaukee, Wisconsin, police officer, suspected that his girlfriend was cheating on him with her ex.
Young people looking for love in all the wrong places
In recent weeks, there has been a score of articles about the difficulties that young adults are having finding potential spouses.
Dangers of issuing commercial driver's licenses to illegal aliens
America's highways were never meant to be a proving ground for foreign nationals who cannot read a stop sign or understand a basic English command from a state trooper.
MATCH Act can protect America's AI lead from China
Industry and government officials widely believed that American frontier models were six months ahead of Chinese competitors.
BOOK REVIEW: 'Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith'
There are much more important things in life than achieving a momentous position of authority, and Vice President J.D. Vance confirms it in his latest book, "Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith."
Campaign promises keep rerunning while debt keeps rising
When I was younger, so much younger than today (credit the Beatles for that lyric from "Help"), television networks reran programs that had originally been broadcast the previous fall and spring.
Trump's foreign student crackdown protects Jewish students
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that it is eliminating a loophole that previously allowed foreign students to remain in America indefinitely while pursuing their studies.
Americans are blaming the wrong part of their electric bill
In Texas, the company that sends your electricity bill is not the same one that generates or delivers your power.
Tucker Carlson and J.D. Hall are lying about Islam
In a recent episode of his podcast, titled "Origins of Christian Zionism, How It Corrupted American Christianity and Why It's Finally Collapsing," Tucker Carlson featured J.D. Hall as his guest and expert.