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American business faces reality
The collapse of Wall Street's net-zero crusade should be welcomed as a long-overdue return to economic sanity.
SharesNational debt a ticking time bomb
Last week, the national debt topped $40 trillion for the first time in our history. Of that amount, almost half was added since 2019 alone.
SharesThe terror links surrounding Abdul El-Sayed
The red flags just keep popping up in the case of Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed. Are voters paying attention?
SharesNew York's Mamdani love: Political masochism
A recent Siena College poll took critics of New York City's socialist Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani by surprise.
SharesDSA not communists, but they love Castro
On its website, the so-called Democratic Socialists of America celebrated the 100th anniversary of the birth of the late communist ruler of Cuba, Fidel Castro.
SharesLeft-wing vandalism of World War II Memorial dishonors America's heroes
For the political left, slogans are divorced from reality.
SharesMedicare for All: a costly, tired, bad idea
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have tried to dust it off and parade it around as though it were something new, but "Medicare for All" is as terrible an idea today as it was 80 years ago.
SharesDiJonai 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
SharesAdvocates 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.
SharesAmerica's marijuana addiction fuels a public-health crisis
Marijuana is rapidly replacing alcohol and tobacco as America's addictive substance of choice.
SharesShame on Democratic leaders for lining up behind El-Sayed
That Democratic Party leaders are falling over themselves to endorse Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed should tell you everything you need to know about the party's fall.
SharesCeuta invasion another step toward a Muslim Europe
Ceuta is a small Spanish enclave on the coast of North Africa. In a single day last month, roughly 60,000 from neighboring Morocco stormed into Ceuta, all young men of military age.
SharesComparing the DSA to the Tea Party is obscene
Comparing the Democratic Socialists of America to the Tea Parties of the 2010s is like comparing a Nuremberg rally to a Fourth of July party.
SharesBig winner in Michigan's Democrat primary? GOP nominee Mike Rogers
The big winner of the Michigan Democratic primary for U.S. Senate on Tuesday night was ... wait for it ... former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, who won the Republican nomination.
SharesTo lower gas prices, suspend the ethanol mandate
In a moment that surprised approximately no one, President Donald Trump recently complained that oil companies are making too much money, and they ought to give some of it back.
SharesAmerica cannot lose the helium race
Helium is generally thought of as a novelty that makes your voice squeak when you inhale.
SharesSophie Cunningham should not be controversial
Liberal women spent decades fighting for sexual equality. Now they seem determined to destroy women's sports in the name of a spurious transgender equality.
SharesMyGender Dolls brings leftist gender indoctrination to preschoolers
The Minnesota Department of Education is about to inflict the MyGender Doll on children as young as 4.
SharesIndict Fauci now
Dr. Anthony Fauci -- director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases from 1985 to 2022 -- understandably clammed up before a Senate committee Wednesday.
SharesVirginia voters should impose term limits on Mark Warner
You could be forgiven if you do not believe Sen. Mark R. Warner's promise last week that, if reelected in November, it will be his final term in the Senate.
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