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Putting an end to SPLC’s influence - 9/12/25 by Bill Ponton September 12, 2025 by Bill Ponton Of all the activist groups on the left, the Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC, is the most vile. For Charlie, it must be dismantled. More
After Charlie Kirk: Evil walks amongst us - 9/12/25 by Patricia McCarthy September 12, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy What evil lurks in the hearts of the left, that they could celebrate an actual murder? More
Don’t be shy when it comes to standing up for our ideals - 9/12/25 by The Neutered Satirist September 12, 2025 by The Neutered Satirist Charlie Kirk’s goal wasn’t to be pals with leftists; it was to make sure that everyone knew that conservative ideas are better. More
Never forget Charlie Kirk: A call to keep his fire alive - 9/12/25 by M. Ray Evans September 12, 2025 by M. Ray Evans Don’t let Kirk’s legacy fade like 9/11’s unity. More
After Charlie, no excuses - 9/12/25 by J.B. Shurk September 12, 2025 by J.B. Shurk Leftists will kill you for speaking your mind. More
America needs no apology - 9/12/25 by Richard Rail September 12, 2025 by Richard Rail Don’t apologize for America. Stand up for her. More
What kind of constituency does the left want? - 9/12/25 by Roberta Cole September 12, 2025 by Roberta Cole The left’s partnership with criminals has been on bold display. More
We are not okay - 9/12/25 by Jessica Curtis September 12, 2025 by Jessica Curtis The path back to a civil and loving America is a rough one. But we must take it if we’re to survive. More
After Charlie Kirk’s murder, the Democrats revel in two minutes of hate and attack the Second Amendment - 9/12/25 by Andrea Widburg September 12, 2025 by Andrea Widburg We knew that the left’s response to Charlie’s assassination would be ugly, but it was uglier than anyone could have predicted and infinitely more stupid, too. More
In praise of divisiveness - 9/12/25 by J.R. Dunn September 12, 2025 by J.R. Dunn We do not need to “get together.” We do not need to “reach out.” We do not need “unity,” or any of the other marshmallow-soft euphemisms for surrender and cowardice. More
Flock Safety and the Kirk shooting - 9/12/25 by Nick Lopez September 12, 2025 by Nick Lopez The person or persons responsible for the murder of Charlie Kirk had their license plate scanned by Flock Safety hundreds, maybe thousands of times.   More
The devil is loose - 9/12/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 12, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Far too many on the other side have literally gone mad.  More
Charlie Kirk, son of the Northwest Suburbs - 9/12/25 by Jim Davis September 12, 2025 by Jim Davis I’m from the area where Charlie grew up. Believe it or not, that’s a part of Illinois with a lot of conservatives. More
Blue states bleed wealth while Democrats buy fake support - 9/12/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto September 12, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto A National Review exposé reveals that Democrats are less popular than even we thought possible. More
Charlie Kirk: Where is the soul of America? - 9/11/25 by Lynne Lechter September 11, 2025 by Lynne Lechter May Charlie Kirk's memory be a blessing. More
Charlie Kirk: Was the fatal neck shot the work of a skilled sniper? - 9/11/25 by Ned Barnett September 11, 2025 by Ned Barnett How did that monster shoot Charlie Kirk’s small-target carotid artery with such precision from 200 yards away? More
A disturbance in the force caused by Charlie Kirk’s assassination - 9/11/25 by M.B. Mathews September 11, 2025 by M.B. Mathews People realize that something profound has shifted, and they’ve gone from passively engaged to very, very active. More
For Charlie’s sake: Hold professors accountable for their students’ antisocial behavior - 9/11/25 by Noel S. Williams September 11, 2025 by Noel S. Williams For Charlie’s sake we should fight, fight, fight against the enemy within the ivory towers. More
Charlie Kirk: Another martyr for democracy - 9/11/25 by Stephen Helgesen September 11, 2025 by Stephen Helgesen Rest in peace, Charles James Kirk. More
A few simple comparisons between how the media and other Democrats report on Zohran Mamdani, Charlie Kirk, and Donald Trump - 9/11/25 by Jack Hellner September 11, 2025 by Jack Hellner The mainstream media will slander and scheme and deceive, because they are co-conspirators with the Democrats in the plot against this great nation. More
Is this MAGA’s ‘I’m Spartacus’ moment? - 9/11/25 by Texas Hughes September 11, 2025 by Texas Hughes Are we willing to put as much on the line as Charlie did? More
Greenhouses pay the costs of demonizing ‘greenhouse gas’ - 9/11/25 by Vijay Jayaraj September 11, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj The self-inflicted pain of “decarbonization” is not accidental but by design -- a way of forcing a decrease in energy use to satisfy a perverted, anti-human ideology that preaches an apocalyptic vision with no basis in science or common sense.  More
Is TDS even worse than we thought? - 9/11/25 by Robert Arvay September 11, 2025 by Robert Arvay There is no ordinary explanation for this. Something evil is afoot. More
Two more alarming Secret Service failures - 9/11/25 by M. Walter September 11, 2025 by M. Walter Somehow a Glock and Code Pink were allowed within close proximity of the President. More
Monetary collusion at the highest level - 9/11/25 by Jay Davidson September 11, 2025 by Jay Davidson Our economy is facing the consequences of quantitative easing and out-of-control spending, Obama-era blights that led to relentless inflation. More
Democrats and the assassination of Charlie Kirk - 9/11/25 by William Hillman September 11, 2025 by William Hillman The Democrat Party has accepted divisive rhetoric, condoned violence, and destroyed the political climate that prioritizes civil discourse.  More
The despicable track record of the US Army Corps of Engineers - 9/11/25 by Josh First September 11, 2025 by Josh First There’s a lot more to this unaccountable agency than just building dams. More
Why didn't you go public, Madam VP? - 9/11/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 11, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. How much worse is it going to get for retired President Biden? More
A history of violence - 9/11/25 by J.R. Dunn September 11, 2025 by J.R. Dunn The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a horrific reminder that the Left is based on nothing other than terror, violence, and aggression. More
The fuel for a civilized society is under attack - 9/11/25 by Larry Kaifesh September 11, 2025 by Larry Kaifesh We need truth and transparency, and we’re not getting them. More
EVs: More Hype Than Reality - 9/11/25 by Thomas Kolbe September 11, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe While gasoline and diesel vehicle orders may stabilize after years of decline, the German EV market remains dominated by political uncertainty and consumer caution. More
American setback: Charlie Kirk assassinated - 9/11/25 by Eric Utter September 11, 2025 by Eric Utter More
Ensure victory for Charlie Kirk - 9/11/25 by Howard J. Warner September 11, 2025 by Howard J. Warner Kirk was a threat to the left and their hold on political power. But cutting him down won’t fix the left problems. More
On good and evil - 9/11/25 by Bill Ponton September 11, 2025 by Bill Ponton Two seemingly disparate events have merged in my mind to mark a turning point in my thinking. More
Charlie Kirk and the madness of the left - 9/10/25 by Andrea Widburg September 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg I met Charlie at the start of his career and came away impressed. He mattered. And now he is dead, as the leftist fever swamps celebrate. More
Evil: Charlie Kirk gunned down, gravely wounded, at major university rally in Utah UPDATE: and has died - 9/10/25 by Monica Showalter September 10, 2025 by Monica Showalter Evil still lurks among us. It's too soon to say much about who did this, but much of the climate of evil is coming from the left. More
The list of those who failed Iryna Zarutska is long - 9/10/25 by M. Walter September 10, 2025 by M. Walter Judges, a blue-city mayor, the press ... so many callous players. More
NYT to host ‘Climate Forward Conference’ to discuss strategy to tackle ‘Trump effect’ - 9/10/25 by Olivia Murray September 10, 2025 by Olivia Murray Trump? Or, those very pesky and very inconvenient bits of information we like to call facts and data? More
Israel sees dangerous shift in its media - 9/10/25 by Susan Quinn September 10, 2025 by Susan Quinn The fake news media gets new life in the conflict between Israel and Hamas. More
The British government goes to war against the English flag - 9/10/25 by Andrea Widburg September 10, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The problem is that the British are disarmed, and that they’re facing the Chinese communists in Tiananmen Square in 1989, not the British government in India in 1947. More
What every American knows - 9/10/25 by Bill Ponton September 10, 2025 by Bill Ponton My blood boils when I think about the stabbing of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska partly because, in watching the video, I could almost see what was coming next. More
Never forget: Hillary’s Benghazi legacy of failure and deception - 9/10/25 by Kevin Finn September 10, 2025 by Kevin Finn Benghazi remains a stark reminder of what happens when incompetence and criminality meet arrogance and entitlement at the highest levels. More
Obamacare destroyed the health insurance market, Trump is rebuilding it - 9/10/25 by Jack Hellner September 10, 2025 by Jack Hellner President Trump knows that the way to make health insurance more affordable is to give the public freedom of choice and more competition. More
America’s mental illness - 9/10/25 by Earick Ward September 10, 2025 by Earick Ward There are a lot of mental illnesses to talk about. But this one, in some ways, reigns supreme. More
The nutty professors are offering a plethora of idiot-minded courses this year - 9/10/25 by Eric Utter September 10, 2025 by Eric Utter Garbage in, garbage out ... More
The French government fails - 9/10/25 by Thomas Kolbe September 10, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe France is stuck in a political deadlock. More
Troubling signs for America’s youth - 9/10/25 by Chris Talgo September 10, 2025 by Chris Talgo Why young Americans are embracing socialism, globalism, and authoritarianism? More
The developing world embraces coal - 9/10/25 by Vijay Jayaraj September 10, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj Coal, the energy source routinely demonized in Western capitals and at global climate summits, has met nearly all of the ASEAN nation's new electricity needs.  More
The Democrats Iryna problem - 9/10/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 10, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Local leaders care more about a criminal's feelings than protecting people from crime. More
Another story the public won’t be allowed to see… - 9/10/25 by Jack Hellner September 10, 2025 by Jack Hellner …because Democrats in the media don’t want people to see that Trump’s policies are lowering business costs. More
'Republicans Pounce;' After ignoring murder of Ukrainian refugee, media covers conservative reaction, not the crime - 9/9/25 by Monica Showalter September 9, 2025 by Monica Showalter Their bias is showing. More
Premature preliminary jobs reports are BS - 9/9/25 by Noel S. Williams September 9, 2025 by Noel S. Williams What is the point in giving the market a “heads up” on what’s coming if it is always a head fake? More
Nina Turner envisions a utopic America where ‘one job’ is enough…as she supports student loan payoffs, socialism, and reparations - 9/9/25 by Olivia Murray September 9, 2025 by Olivia Murray Ragebait? Stupidest take you’ve ever seen from a Democrat? Or, both? More
Transgender chess? - 9/9/25 by Robert Arvay September 9, 2025 by Robert Arvay Men claiming to be women are also displacing women in competitive chess. More
Poll: Young leftist women (that is, most young women) reject marriage and children - 9/9/25 by Andrea Widburg September 9, 2025 by Andrea Widburg This is a terrible thing for society. More
Iryna’s murder and bad judges - 9/9/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 9, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. I want these judges to go on television and justify how they gave a “get out of jail card” to a man who should have been locked up. More
Nasdaq’s tokenization gambit: Wall Street finally joins the future - 9/9/25 by Bepi Pezzulli September 9, 2025 by Bepi Pezzulli At long last, the guardians of traditional finance have admitted the obvious: the future of securities lies on-chain. More
What is Israel, really? - 9/9/25 by Warren H. Cohn September 9, 2025 by Warren H. Cohn The Jewish State is so often portrayed in caricature. Here’s an attempt to get beyond that. More
The very improper magistrate linked to Iryna Zarutska’s death - 9/9/25 by Andrea Widburg September 9, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Teresa Stokes is the very model of a modern judge—and that’s not a good thing. More
Don’t merge the railroads - 9/9/25 by Steve Sherman September 9, 2025 by Steve Sherman Mergers are not inherently bad, but the the huge railroad merger now in the works is. More
The emerging Democrat civil war - 9/9/25 by D. Parker September 9, 2025 by D. Parker Rising amenability to socialism is causing Democrats to freak out. More
Terrorism against Jews in a terrorist’s own words - 9/9/25 by James Zumwalt September 9, 2025 by James Zumwalt A beyond sickening phone conversation between a Hamas terrorist and his father reveals the depths of their depravity. More
Biden library seeks donors - 9/9/25 by Robyn Dolgin September 9, 2025 by Robyn Dolgin Who’s going to donate money to President Joe Biden’s library? More
Protecting intellectual property rights in the pharmaceutical industry just got harder - 9/9/25 by Bob Carlstrom and Barry W. Poulson September 9, 2025 by Bob Carlstrom and Barry W. Poulson Resolving patent disputes through the legal system provides the fundamental protection of intellectual property rights in the pharmaceutical industry, but that is about to change. More
A Philadelphia Karen gives us something we all can agree on - 9/9/25 by Bill Hansmann September 9, 2025 by Bill Hansmann New horizons in Karenhood. More
Trump trolls the new axis of evil - 9/8/25 by Monica Showalter September 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter Russia, China, and North Korea held one of their whoop-de-doo us-together summits, and who should crash their party by President Trump. More
So much for the myth that illegal aliens only take jobs Americans don't want ... - 9/8/25 by Monica Showalter September 8, 2025 by Monica Showalter A raid on a South Korean plant in Georgia told another story. More
Democrats are hating capitalism even more, and that's bad for America - 9/8/25 by Greg Richter September 8, 2025 by Greg Richter Gallup finds only 54% of Americans view capitalism positively. This threatens the economic ideals of the republic. More
Greta Thunberg sets sail for Gaza on a ship that consumes diesel at a shockingly rapid rate - 9/8/25 by Olivia Murray September 8, 2025 by Olivia Murray And by “sets sail” what I really mean is she’s engine-cruising all the way from Spain to Israel. More
Thomas Lifson: An important tool in understanding the biggest political scandal in American history - 9/8/25 by Thomas Lifson September 8, 2025 by Thomas Lifson Doug Ross is helping to contextualize a complex story -- with great graphics. More
Judge who (last) released Iryna Zarutska’s alleged killer reportedly profits from a mental health and addiction clinic—is she lining her own pockets? - 9/8/25 by Olivia Murray September 8, 2025 by Olivia Murray Teresa Stokes needs to be investigated. More
Wash JD's mouth with soap, but listen to his warning on drug cartels - 9/8/25 by Greg Richter September 8, 2025 by Greg Richter Vice President J.D. Vance’s salty language raised eyebrows, but his warning about drug cartels — now officially recognized as terrorists — should not be ignored. More
Shabana Mahmood: Britain’s security liability - 9/8/25 by Bepi Pezzulli September 8, 2025 by Bepi Pezzulli A Home Secretary who once flirted with the “resistance” lexicon, who praised Islamic identity in absolutist terms borrowed straight from Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s catechism, will raise doubts in DHS, the Pentagon, and Congress. More
When will the green pushers show a direct relationship between crude oil use and temperatures? - 9/8/25 by Jack Hellner September 8, 2025 by Jack Hellner The answer is…never, because evidence doesn’t matter and there is none. More
An explosive new report on Gaza is mostly ignored by mainstream media - 9/8/25 by Susan Quinn September 8, 2025 by Susan Quinn Fighting fact with fiction is an increasingly difficult task for the left. More
The counterculture comes full circle - 9/8/25 by J.A. Frascino September 8, 2025 by J.A. Frascino The left’s resolve to fundamentally change society did not die with the hippie movement. More
'All Americans are rightly disturbed ... ' - 9/8/25 by Sloan Oliver September 8, 2025 by Sloan Oliver Democrats need to stop sounding like crazy people. More
Meet the high priestess of progressivism - 9/8/25 by Bill Ponton September 8, 2025 by Bill Ponton Pro-crime politicians are a modern-day version of human-sacrificing Aztecs; where is our modern-day Cortés? More
Clerisy on the run, a ‘Part II’ if you will - 9/8/25 by Bill Ponton September 8, 2025 by Bill Ponton Our modern-day clerisy is a shabby secular version of the First Estate clergy in the Ancien Régime. More
Angry with Bobby for supporting Trump - 9/8/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 8, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. RFK Jr.’s appearance before the Senate revealed that Big Pharma-funded Dems aren’t interested in Americans’ health; they’re interested in revenge. More
Vatican canonizes a Millennial saint of the internet - 9/7/25 by Monica Showalter September 7, 2025 by Monica Showalter He was a saint all right, but not because he was Millennial or computer savvy. He was a saint because he was good. More
Tim Kaine speaks for Democrats - 9/7/25 by Mike McDaniel September 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel We knew we dodged a bullet when Hillary and Kaine weren’t elected; Kaine just revealed how big it was. More
The long knives of misinformation are out against Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. - 9/7/25 by Andrea Widburg September 7, 2025 by Andrea Widburg His claim about a possible link between autism and acetaminophen is a “crackpot” one only if you disagree with Harvard researchers. More
President Trump is right: foreign protectionism is an American emergency - 9/7/25 by George Shuster September 7, 2025 by George Shuster The so-called “free traders” arguing otherwise are content to have America’s wealth get leeched out until our nation’s economy collapses. More
Does becoming a trillionaire represent a policy mistake? - 9/7/25 by Noel S. Williams September 7, 2025 by Noel S. Williams Far from being a policy mistake, it represents someone using vision and energy to bring to market products consumers really want. More
Chicago: morally and economically bankrupt - 9/7/25 by Mike McDaniel September 7, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Brandon Johnson is as popular as a festering boil, yet Chicagoans keep electing festering boils. More
Charlotte mayor more upset at viral video of the murder of Ukrainian refugee, than the murder itself - 9/7/25 by Monica Showalter September 7, 2025 by Monica Showalter No calls for justice for the victim of this heinous crime, just wokester rhetoric about more coddling of the permanent criminal class that did it. More
Florida is working toward banning vaccine mandates - 9/7/25 by Susan Quinn September 7, 2025 by Susan Quinn The state of Florida trusts that informed citizens will make the right decision without state coercion. More
Tom Hanks does not deserve a West Point alumni association honor - 9/7/25 by Andrea Widburg September 7, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Some may have forgotten what he said about American troops during WWII and the War in Afghanistan, but I haven’t. More
Schoolgirls told they can escape undressing with boys in their locker rooms by admitting they are mentally ill - 9/7/25 by Eric Utter September 7, 2025 by Eric Utter Speaking of mentally ill ... More
For Democrats, history always starts with Trump - 9/7/25 by M. Walter September 7, 2025 by M. Walter When Democrats refuse to compare Obama’s unconstitutional arrogation of power to Trump’s constitutional acts, they are boasting that it’s different when they do it. More
What drives Democrats and leftists to Trump insanity? - 9/7/25 by M.B. Mathews September 7, 2025 by M.B. Mathews Their hatred for our president is so deeply devoid of reason that it seems charged by supernatural forces. More
Whose side is the left on? - 9/7/25 by Kevin Finn September 7, 2025 by Kevin Finn Why do leftists defend vicious drug cartels and illegal aliens? Why do they defend rampant crime in our cities? More
What if President Lincoln went before Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee? (Parody) - 9/7/25 by Robin M. Itzler September 7, 2025 by Robin M. Itzler They’d try to do to him what they tried (unsuccessfully) to do to Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.: Chew him up and spit him out. More
The two times that Nelson Rockefeller almost became the 39th president - 9/7/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 7, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. It’s hard to imagine Rockefeller behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, but 1975 was a dangerous year. More
The disappearing American worker - 9/6/25 by Brian Wink September 6, 2025 by Brian Wink Why are so many American workers unable to find jobs? Look at the incentive system for foreign workers. More
FAFO: Venezuela's Maduro about to learn the hard way about messing with Trump - 9/6/25 by Monica Showalter September 6, 2025 by Monica Showalter Apparently, the nuclear takeout of Iran wasn't enough of a hint for him. Now U.S. Navy ships -- big ships -- are steaming towards Venezuela. More
Dead end: Socialism is 200 years old and is leading the Democrats to doom - 9/6/25 by D. Parker September 6, 2025 by D. Parker Democrats sealed their fate in tying themelves to collectivist ideologies, but now they're joining with some very ominous allies. More
The return of the War Department - 9/6/25 by Robert Arvay September 6, 2025 by Robert Arvay Trump is bringing the DoW back. More
Whither the U.K.? And its Anglophone offspring? - 9/6/25 by Eric Utter September 6, 2025 by Eric Utter  To the ash heap of history, Insha'allah? More
Of course, Trump may police the cities - 9/6/25 by Frank Friday September 6, 2025 by Frank Friday Pres. Trump’s attack on big city crime feels like a great weight is finally being lifted from the country.  More
Repeal the Gun Free School Zones Act? - 9/6/25 by Mike McDaniel September 6, 2025 by Mike McDaniel Repealing the Act will codify reality and remove an anti-liberty/gun temptation for future Democrat administrations. More
Trump can’t be imitated. That’s why Dems hate him. - 9/6/25 by Patrick Totty September 6, 2025 by Patrick Totty What’s the difference between Donald Trump and linoleum? That’s the sticking point for the donkeys. More
Making climate research great again - 9/6/25 by Vijay Jayaraj September 6, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj Energy policy has been distorted by appeasing the climate agenda. More
Trump can force China to choose peace - 9/6/25 by Shraga Biran September 6, 2025 by Shraga Biran What do Russia and Iran have in common? Their war efforts fall apart without the cooperation of Beijing. More
The bad Libertarian take on Trump hitting a Venezuelan drug boat - 9/6/25 by Joe Herring September 6, 2025 by Joe Herring Sen. Rand Paul draws a false equivalency and shows a weakness in Libertarian-minded thinking. More
The DoJ vs. the D.C. Metro Police - 9/6/25 by Chris Anderson September 6, 2025 by Chris Anderson Washington’s citizens deserve leaders who prioritize order and accountability, not political narratives that excuse incompetence.  More
Give me gators, not district judges - 9/6/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 6, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The alligators have company again. More
Yet another comic pause - 9/6/25 by Mike McDaniel September 6, 2025 by Mike McDaniel It’s time once again for the inadvertently hilarious writings of my students. More
Crazy Leftists Endanger the West - 9/6/25 by J.B. Shurk September 6, 2025 by J.B. Shurk Leftists defend animals and attack citizens. More
She only (allegedly) threatened to disembowel the president… - 9/5/25 by Susan Quinn September 5, 2025 by Susan Quinn But an anti-Trump, D.C. jury let her off the hook as payback. More
Handmaids march on DC—again—but this time, they’re protesting Trump’s use of the National Guard to tamp out violent crime - 9/5/25 by Olivia Murray September 5, 2025 by Olivia Murray What is it about the female leftist that makes them utterly incapable of reason and accountability? More
RFK Jr. takes on horde of Democrat senators - 9/5/25 by John Klar September 5, 2025 by John Klar Once again, the Democrats got the truth upside-down, and their false narrative spun out of their control. More
Democrats insist: The beatings will continue... - 9/5/25 by Kevin Finn September 5, 2025 by Kevin Finn What will it take to wake up the dormant but increasingly indignant American populace? More
Democrats thoroughly and comically embarrassed themselves in their quest to 'gotcha' RFK Jr. - 9/5/25 by Patricia McCarthy September 5, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy They didn't understand the topic. He did. More
Americans want hairy presidents for these hairy times - 9/5/25 by Ned Cosby September 5, 2025 by Ned Cosby In the upcoming 2028 election, will it be the best hairstyle for the win? More
Lower court judges’ new, and deeply disturbing, willingness to be overruled - 9/5/25 by Andrea Widburg September 5, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Once, it was a point of pride to have ironclad decisions that withstood upper court scrutiny, but those days are clearly over. More
The DOJ is looking at taking away gun rights for transexuals - 9/5/25 by S. David Sultzer September 5, 2025 by S. David Sultzer Given the state of the law today, this effort probably won’t be successful, but it will nevertheless have two hugely important outcomes. More
Now Pfizer says Donald Trump should get a Nobel Peace Prize - 9/5/25 by W.A. Eliot September 5, 2025 by W.A. Eliot Wonders never cease! More
Tinkerbell politics erodes winning coalitions - 9/5/25 by Texas Hughes September 5, 2025 by Texas Hughes Victory is in sight for MAGA conservatives; let us not surrender that for political purism. More
A dozen federal judges walk into a bar… - 9/5/25 by M. Walter September 5, 2025 by M. Walter Who in hell do we have sitting on the federal bench?  More
Political realignments - 9/5/25 by Kevin Finn September 5, 2025 by Kevin Finn Members of the Congress’s Old Guard are beginning to retire or otherwise leave; what does that mean for the future? More
Making a mockery of protests - 9/5/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 5, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Protests of this nature brings into question the sanity of the people carrying these placards. More
When the Federal Reserve runs your life - 9/5/25 by Jay Davidson September 5, 2025 by Jay Davidson It’s amazing what a difference monetary policy makes in the day-to-day. More
Nigel Farage goes to Washington - 9/5/25 by Bill Ponton September 5, 2025 by Bill Ponton Farage sounds the alarm on the U.K.’s Online Safety Act and the consequences it has for U.S. companies and citizens. More
Venezuelan kingpin goes full thug, threatens dissident if Trump keeps blowing up narco boats - 9/4/25 by Monica Showalter September 4, 2025 by Monica Showalter Sounding more and more like Pablo Escobar every day. This may be the last days of Maduro. More
Gun-grabbing ghouls are going wild! - 9/4/25 by D. Parker September 4, 2025 by D. Parker ‘No one is coming to take your guns,’ they used to say. Now they demand confiscation. More
Is underwear a culprit in the West’s declining birthrates? - 9/4/25 by Andrea Widburg September 4, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Better living through chemistry may be a problem when it comes to underwear. More
Blacks on Chicago’s South Side beg for Trump to send in National Guard so they can know what safe neighborhoods feel like - 9/4/25 by Olivia Murray September 4, 2025 by Olivia Murray They’re asking him to do what Brandon Johnson and JB Pritzker won’t: make law and order great again. More
U.K.: Death threats O.K., just don’t kill them with comedy - 9/4/25 by Eric Utter September 4, 2025 by Eric Utter The U.S. is not as bad as the U.K. but it certainly comes close. More
Stupiditywatch: The confederacy of dunces on the left who wish Trump dead - 9/4/25 by Patricia McCarthy September 4, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy How desperate the left was, to believe foolish rumors about Trump being dead so instantly. More
Fun with AI and the responses on climate change issues - 9/4/25 by Jack Hellner September 4, 2025 by Jack Hellner AI is a fast way to get information, but it’s a fast way to get wrong information, peddled by those with a leftist agenda. More
Was Robert Westman a Nihilistic Violent Extremist (NVE)? - 9/4/25 by Susan Quinn September 4, 2025 by Susan Quinn Robert Westman was a prime example. More
Xi and Putin revel in the thought of transplanted body parts to preserve their youth - 9/4/25 by Andrea Widburg September 4, 2025 by Andrea Widburg They join the pantheon of real and fictional horror figures who pillaged young people’s bodies to stay young. More
If GOP loses midterms, this is why - 9/4/25 by M. Walter September 4, 2025 by M. Walter Three things Republicans have done recently which are incredibly harmful. More
Germany enters the economic doom loop - 9/4/25 by Thomas Kolbe September 4, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe The crisis of the German economy is accelerating.  More
Do not renew Renewable Fuel Standard - 9/4/25 by Sam Raus September 4, 2025 by Sam Raus Americans don’t have time for these political games in the marketplace.  More
Hanoi's ‘green’ path to poverty and blackouts - 9/4/25 by Vijay Jayaraj September 4, 2025 by Vijay Jayaraj Vietnam's decision to prohibit gasoline-powered motorcycles in central Hanoi is a textbook example of climate dogma disrupting developing economies with potentially devastating consequences. More
Britain’s Labour Party has already lost out - 9/4/25 by Liam Calnan September 4, 2025 by Liam Calnan Labor’s popularity slump is the beginning of the end for Keir Starmer and his party.  More
It’s all about Marco in Mexico - 9/4/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 4, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Trump has hit a nerve in Mexico and the public may support him a lot more than you might think.  More
Venezuela: Trump sends a message to Maduro - 9/3/25 by Monica Showalter September 3, 2025 by Monica Showalter And what is Trump's endgame? More
The Trump White House brings the ultimate troll to all the Democrats on LinkedIn - 9/3/25 by Andrea Widburg September 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg It’s a small thing, but it hits Barack Obama very hard. More
Horror on the high seas: Somalian migrants preparing to invade Spain conduct ‘death rituals’ when their boat breaks down - 9/3/25 by Olivia Murray September 3, 2025 by Olivia Murray Like a demented, low-IQ version of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies. More
Third world migrant cooks his breakfast on the eternal flame of a war-dead monument - 9/3/25 by Olivia Murray September 3, 2025 by Olivia Murray Jean Raspail’s dystopic fiction becomes dystopic reality. More
Med students should be chosen by merit, not by DIE - 9/3/25 by Jay Schalin September 3, 2025 by Jay Schalin We’re supposed to be past the age of legalized racial discrimination in college admissions. But old habits DIE hard. More
Alphabet news agencies proving wokeness is alive and well - 9/3/25 by Eric Utter September 3, 2025 by Eric Utter Their biases are showing. More
Another look at Trump’s flag-burning EO - 9/3/25 by Arthur Schaper September 3, 2025 by Arthur Schaper Should we ban flag-burning per se? Not necessarily. But Trump’s executive order doesn’t quite do that. More
For cities, it's time to declare martial law - 9/3/25 by Matthew G. Andersson September 3, 2025 by Matthew G. Andersson Leftist leaders aren't even bothering to enforce laws, leading to a complete breakdown in law and order in cities under blue rule. More
The AWFL peril driving America into chaos - 9/3/25 by Kevin Finn September 3, 2025 by Kevin Finn America’s decline, thy name is Karen. More
Are AWFLs (Affluent White Female Liberals) a product of Big Pharm? - 9/3/25 by Andrea Widburg September 3, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Matt Walsh makes a compelling case that the Pill underlies many of our societal problems, and I agree completely. More
The war for MAGA media: Why cash and clicks splinter the right - 9/3/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto September 3, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto Social media rewards emotive takes, not sober analysis. More
A tale of two bridge disasters - 9/3/25 by Ned Cosby September 3, 2025 by Ned Cosby Voters can learn a lot about leadership by studying these tales. More
Abrego Garcia, frequent flyer - 9/3/25 by Robyn Dolgin September 3, 2025 by Robyn Dolgin Kilmar Abrego Garcia is a career criminal playing for time. More
The Danish apology to Greenland: When 'sorry’s' not enough - 9/3/25 by Barry Scott Zellen September 3, 2025 by Barry Scott Zellen Denmark's "Spiral case" is no secret, and has festered like an open wound for decades. As  More
Don't forget the local judges - 9/3/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 3, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. The real issue is judges who play soft justice, releasing people back to commit crimes again. More
New issues creep in to justify Trump's firing of Lisa Cook - 9/2/25 by Monica Showalter September 2, 2025 by Monica Showalter Everything that's wrong with DEI was right there with Lisa Cook. More
Can Western nations still prevent devolution without revolution? - 9/2/25 by Eric Utter September 2, 2025 by Eric Utter  Progressives seem to view the Seven Deadly Sins as “the Seven Coolest Things.” More
The answer to skyrocketing health insurance costs - 9/2/25 by Deane Waldman September 2, 2025 by Deane Waldman Employers are bracing for the “biggest healthcare cost bump in a decade.” But, there’s a logical cure, and it’s so obvious. More
The public needs to be conspicuously aware of the limits of AI as a source for information - 9/2/25 by Jack Hellner September 2, 2025 by Jack Hellner Google’s AI scored 1 out of 9 on my test, which is a pretty miserable failure. More
The Hill’s weird 2028 GOP picks - 9/2/25 by Texas Hughes September 2, 2025 by Texas Hughes They’re crossing their fingers, hoping that MAGA bites. More
The Supreme Court already decided birthright citizenship—in 1898 - 9/2/25 by Christopher J. Hajec September 2, 2025 by Christopher J. Hajec President Trump can recraft his EO to accomplish his end and fall perfectly in line with Court precedent. More
A comedy writer hurt ‘trans’ people’s feelings; the British gov sent five police to arrest him - 9/2/25 by Andrea Widburg September 2, 2025 by Andrea Widburg The country that was once the birthplace of free speech has now become its graveyard. More
Ilhan Omar’s husband became a multi-millionaire overnight *UPDATED* - 9/2/25 by Andrea Widburg September 2, 2025 by Andrea Widburg As Joe Biden always did, Omar made sure that the sudden money that flowed in from Democrat power didn’t go directly to her. More
What’s wrong with welfare? - 9/2/25 by Robert Arvay September 2, 2025 by Robert Arvay Quite a lot, as it turns out. More
Chicago and Kinshasa, perfect together? - 9/2/25 by Bill Ponton September 2, 2025 by Bill Ponton Did Democrats learn nothing from the colonial experiments in Africa? More
Scientific breakthroughs versus animal rights: Who wins? - 9/2/25 by David Lee September 2, 2025 by David Lee Animal experimentation? Scientists say yes, and animal rights groups say no. More
Woody Allen on Donald Trump, the consummate professional - 9/2/25 by Andrea Widburg September 2, 2025 by Andrea Widburg Allen’s comment, believe it or not, ties in with the fake “grab ‘em by the...” scandal the Democrats unsuccessfully used against Trump in 2016. More
CDL facts, fiction, and fraud - 9/2/25 by Douglas Flint September 2, 2025 by Douglas Flint There is no way Harjinder Singh legally passed the Commercial Driver's License test.  More
Selective editing -- the left-wing media's secret weapon (updated) - 9/2/25 by Kevin Finn September 2, 2025 by Kevin Finn It has become increasingly and infuriatingly obvious that the practice of selective editing in media has emerged as a profound threat to public discourse.  More
Mr. Mayor, the problem is mental illness - 9/2/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 2, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. No one wants to be unfriendly to trans people.  We just want to tell them the truth about their choices. More
CBS continues its selective editing, cutting out key passage from Kristi Noem's Face the Nation interview - 9/1/25 by Monica Showalter September 1, 2025 by Monica Showalter Apparently, having to shell out millions for a previous case of selective editing wasn't enough to get their attention, they are back at it. More
Sicily locals outraged after deportable illegal brazenly eats neighborhood dog - 9/1/25 by Monica Showalter September 1, 2025 by Monica Showalter Trump and Vance stand vindicated. More
GOP disunity on mail-in voting a snag for Trump's plans? - 9/1/25 by Greg Richter September 1, 2025 by Greg Richter Trump’s call to end mail-in voting faces GOP pushback and constitutional limits. Conservatives urge reforms, not bans, to protect election integrity. More
BlackRock has finally come for our utilities - 9/1/25 by Olivia Murray September 1, 2025 by Olivia Murray A “precedent-setting” direction for the cost of energy. More
Newsom goes after ‘southern states’ for their high crime rate, but doesn’t realize who he’s pointing the finger at - 9/1/25 by Olivia Murray September 1, 2025 by Olivia Murray If only another version of Newsom could see THIS Newsom, he’d call him a racist. More
A primary school teacher also working as a director for a ‘non-offending pedophile’ group gets arrested for…child rape - 9/1/25 by Olivia Murray September 1, 2025 by Olivia Murray How do you miss a walking red flag with a screaming siren attached to it? Be a useful idiot leftist of course. More
Modi-Xi-Putin friendliness challenges American, Western power - 9/1/25 by Greg Richter September 1, 2025 by Greg Richter The Xi-Putin-Modi alignment signals a shift in global power. A conservative-libertarian approach urges trade, diplomacy, and principled alliances over coercion. More
Migrant-coddling makes France the sick man of Europe - 9/1/25 by Monica Showalter September 1, 2025 by Monica Showalter France is spending itself into the ground on free stuff for illegal migrants. More
Media clings to the firing of Lisa Cook, citing loss of ‘Fed independence’ - 9/1/25 by Jack Hellner September 1, 2025 by Jack Hellner It is amazing how ignorant and biased the media is about the Federal Reserve, inflation, and the economy. More
Kennedy Derangement Syndrome running rampant - 9/1/25 by John Klar September 1, 2025 by John Klar An exchange with a neighbor of mine reveals just how deeply the cognitive dissonance runs. More
The Prozac craze and the chemical imbalance myth - 9/1/25 by Bill Ponton September 1, 2025 by Bill Ponton The dispensing rate of antidepressants has drastically increased, but have we really considered the cost? More
Scoffing at prayers in the wake of tragedy - 9/1/25 by Patrick Totty September 1, 2025 by Patrick Totty Leftists hate when people pray in the wake of a shooting. What would they prefer? More
Potsdam climate researchers under fire - 9/1/25 by Thomas Kolbe September 1, 2025 by Thomas Kolbe The Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research case highlights the dangers of academia’s fusion with state agendas.  More
News habits of seasoned citizens - 9/1/25 by Kevin Finn September 1, 2025 by Kevin Finn Engagement with social media platforms for news is less common among older adults, many of whom prefer established news outlets that they trust. More
No Marx, Lenin, or Fidel when we salute workers - 9/1/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 1, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Happy Labor Day, especially for those who have four jobs like Secretary Rubio. More
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The Los Angeles Anti-ICE Riots Were a Coordinated Assault on America, Not a Grassroots Protest Mateo Forero A manufactured grievance meticulously orchestrated by anti-borders radicals and foreign actors to sabotage President Trump’s agenda.  More
Charlie Kirk’s Tragic Death: A Personal Insight Ned Barnett Some parallels to the great Lee Atwater -- both knew how to reach voters, even hostile ones. More
A Turning Point for America? Charlton Allen Political violence is not debate—and America must say so without apology. More
The Democrats’ True Face Revealed (Again) Mike Robertson Laughter, victim-blaming, and wild conspiracy theories over Charlie Kirk’s assassination. More
5 Obvious Facts Too Scary to Talk About Anthony Matoria Some truths are left unspoken because they disrupt the atmosphere of political theater. More
The Way to End Inflation James Anthony Single overall-total appropriation would do the trick. It also happens to be constitutionally required of our government. More
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Putting an end to SPLC’s influence - 9/12/25 by Bill Ponton September 12, 2025 by Bill Ponton Of all the activist groups on the left, the Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC, is the most vile. For Charlie, it must be dismantled. More
After Charlie Kirk: Evil walks amongst us - 9/12/25 by Patricia McCarthy September 12, 2025 by Patricia McCarthy What evil lurks in the hearts of the left, that they could celebrate an actual murder? More
Don’t be shy when it comes to standing up for our ideals - 9/12/25 by The Neutered Satirist September 12, 2025 by The Neutered Satirist Charlie Kirk’s goal wasn’t to be pals with leftists; it was to make sure that everyone knew that conservative ideas are better. More
Never forget Charlie Kirk: A call to keep his fire alive - 9/12/25 by M. Ray Evans September 12, 2025 by M. Ray Evans Don’t let Kirk’s legacy fade like 9/11’s unity. More
After Charlie, no excuses - 9/12/25 by J.B. Shurk September 12, 2025 by J.B. Shurk Leftists will kill you for speaking your mind. More
America needs no apology - 9/12/25 by Richard Rail September 12, 2025 by Richard Rail Don’t apologize for America. Stand up for her. More
What kind of constituency does the left want? - 9/12/25 by Roberta Cole September 12, 2025 by Roberta Cole The left’s partnership with criminals has been on bold display. More
We are not okay - 9/12/25 by Jessica Curtis September 12, 2025 by Jessica Curtis The path back to a civil and loving America is a rough one. But we must take it if we’re to survive. More
After Charlie Kirk’s murder, the Democrats revel in two minutes of hate and attack the Second Amendment - 9/12/25 by Andrea Widburg September 12, 2025 by Andrea Widburg We knew that the left’s response to Charlie’s assassination would be ugly, but it was uglier than anyone could have predicted and infinitely more stupid, too. More
In praise of divisiveness - 9/12/25 by J.R. Dunn September 12, 2025 by J.R. Dunn We do not need to “get together.” We do not need to “reach out.” We do not need “unity,” or any of the other marshmallow-soft euphemisms for surrender and cowardice. More
Flock Safety and the Kirk shooting - 9/12/25 by Nick Lopez September 12, 2025 by Nick Lopez The person or persons responsible for the murder of Charlie Kirk had their license plate scanned by Flock Safety hundreds, maybe thousands of times.   More
The devil is loose - 9/12/25 by Silvio Canto, Jr. September 12, 2025 by Silvio Canto, Jr. Far too many on the other side have literally gone mad.  More
Charlie Kirk, son of the Northwest Suburbs - 9/12/25 by Jim Davis September 12, 2025 by Jim Davis I’m from the area where Charlie grew up. Believe it or not, that’s a part of Illinois with a lot of conservatives. More
Blue states bleed wealth while Democrats buy fake support - 9/12/25 by Joseph Ford Cotto September 12, 2025 by Joseph Ford Cotto A National Review exposé reveals that Democrats are less popular than even we thought possible. More
Charlie Kirk: Where is the soul of America? - 9/11/25 by Lynne Lechter September 11, 2025 by Lynne Lechter May Charlie Kirk's memory be a blessing. More
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