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SCOTUS brings home gold on women's sports
In a week of tragically bad decisions on birthright citizenship and mail-in ballots, the Supreme Court got one right on biological males competing in women's sports.
Fight for America's wireless leadership
In 2020, the Federal Communications Commission moved technology policy forward by opening the full 6 GigaHertz (GHz) wireless spectrum band for Wi-Fi use.
Supreme Court's fatal mail-in ballot ruling
The Supreme Court's decision in Watson v. Republican National Committee is not bad -- it is awful.
Republicans should ignore generic polls
Mainstream media are practically drooling at the thought of a huge blue wave in the November off-year elections.
End the taxpayer-backed junk food slush fund
What began as a well-intentioned program to distribute farm surpluses to the genuinely needy during the Great Depression has morphed into a taxpayer-funded junk-food slush fund.
Democrats are the disloyal opposition
Once, patriotism was nonpartisan. Great patriots came from both political parties.
Supreme Court must end birthright citizenship
Can any serious legal scholar argue with a straight face that the authors of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution intended for almost anyone born on U.S. soil to automatically gain U.S. citizenship?
Will democratic socialism play well in Peoria?
At least in New York City, the Democratic Party's symbol should be the hammer and sickle combined with a scimitar.
Keir Starmer the latest failure in British politics
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation Monday. He is the sixth prime minister in the past 10 years, another sign that Britain has become ungovernable.
Obama Presidential Center: An ugly monument to a presidency best forgotten
On Friday, the Obama Presidential Center opened in Chicago. To call it hideous would be a monumental understatement.
D.C. now has a socialist mayor
D.C. Council member Janeese Lewis George, a die-hard socialist, is virtually certain to become the next mayor of the nation's capital.
Iranian MOU is far from Trump's promise of 'unconditional surrender'
On April 1, President Trump addressed the nation on Operation Epic Fury, the military offensive he launched against Iran.
Musk's money makes us all richer
Sens. Bernard Sanders and the rest of the tax-the-rich crowd are on the warpath because SpaceX owner Elon Musk is apparently the world's first trillionaire.
New York Democrats' 'gestating parents'
On Sunday, will New Yorkers celebrate Non-Gestating Parent's Day? With their latest language pandering, Democrats continue their flight from reality and toward political oblivion.
Defund Baltimore's shady, ineffectual 'violence-reduction' programs
If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results each time, then Baltimore is certifiable.
Rioting is never justified
Rioting in Belfast, Northern Ireland, shows public anger over the uncontrolled immigration backed by European elites.
Maine Democrats pick toxic waste dump Platner
To no one's great surprise, Maine Democrats chose Graham Platner on Tuesday as their candidate for the United States Senate.
Memo to MLB: How about 'Title IX Night' instead of 'Pride'?
If a Major League Baseball player were to get 29 hits in 30 at-bats, his batting average would be an astounding .967. He surely would not complain about making that one out.
Hegseth confronts Europeans with reality
Once, Americans could always count on a warm welcome in Normandy. Even when the rest of France gave us the cold shoulder, at least the locals remembered how we liberated them from the Nazis in 1944.
Jill Biden still trying to gaslight us
Former first lady Jill Biden is making the rounds of morning talk shows to promote her new book, "View From the East Wing: A Memoir."