By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by Breitbart Gun rights? Don’t get me started—it’s the ultimate test of backbone in a world gone soft. Elites in ivory towers want to strip away Second Amendment protections, but let’s call it what it is: a fool’s errand that ignores history and reality. Take the latest […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by Axios Education stands at a crossroads, with debates over curriculum and parental rights intensifying across the nation. From school board clashes to online learning reforms, the push for ideological balance is reshaping how we prepare the next generation. Critics argue that certain agendas are sidelining core […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by National Review Oh, please, spare me the sensitivity police—the culture wars are raging, and it’s high time we called out the nonsense for what it is. Elites pushing woke agendas are turning everyday decency into a battlefield, where free speech gets trampled and common sense is […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by Fox News Corruption isn’t just a buzzword; it’s a commonsense reality eroding trust in our institutions. Look at the recent scandals: officials bending rules for personal gain, all while everyday Americans foot the bill. It’s straightforward—when politicians prioritize cronies over constituents, it stifles innovation and rewards […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by The Wall Street Journal In an era where borders seem as porous as ever, the unchecked flow of illegal immigration poses profound challenges to the fabric of American life. As a historian, I reflect on how past civilizations crumbled under similar strains, where the failure to […]
By Neland Nobel Written by Neland Nobel Suppose you’ve been following our ongoing stock market commentary. In that case, you’re probably aware that we expected the S&P to drop to the 5,000 level. We said it had to hold there, or an additional break downward to 4,200 was probable. Thankfully, the market cooperated, so we […]
By Neland Nobel Written by Neland Nobel Donald Trump is a unique political character. He doesn’t talk in the typical mumbo jumbo. He has his own unique mumbo jumbo. It has generally served him well because he talks directly to the American people, circumventing the media, and avoids, to some degree, the bias the media […]
By Suzanne Cook Catlin Written by Suzanne Cook Catlin Have you ever wondered who the feckless self-proclaimed “Republicans” are in advertisements and on social media condemning Trump? Why are supposed conservatives, once respected within the Republican Party, now Never-Trumpers? Why is there a network of “Republican” organizations, under the umbrella of Defend Democracy Together, working […]
By John J. DiIulio, Jr. Written by John J. DiIulio, Jr. Editor’s Note: In acknowledging that language is the procedure of thinking, we draw the reader’s attention to Mr. Dilulio’s persistent use of undocumented migrants. As has been pointed out, this phrase is meant to suggest that illegal aliens are simply migrants–people who are admissible–however, […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by Townhall Enough with the nonsense—it’s time to call out the cultural warriors peddling their agenda at the expense of common sense. Kurt Schlichter, ever the bold critic, rips into education reforms that prioritize ideology over facts, labeling them a direct threat to national security. He cites […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by The Federalist In an age of hidden agendas, Mollie Hemingway delivers a matter-of-fact takedown of corruption in high places, proving that commonsense demands sunlight. She zeroes in on recent scandals where officials buried reports of waste, costing taxpayers over $100 billion in fraud last year alone. […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by The Wall Street Journal As environmental debates heat up, finding harmony between green policies and fiscal realities is key. In Mollie Hemingway’s straightforward style, she examines how overregulation in the environment sector stifles innovation and burdens taxpayers, with data showing a 10% rise in energy costs […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by Townhall Oh, please—the cultural left’s latest push is a joke that’s gone too far, and it’s high time someone called it out. Kurt Schlichter, with his trademark snark, skewers the absurdity of ‘progressive’ education reforms that prioritize feelings over facts, turning classrooms into echo chambers of […]
By Neland Nobel Written by Neland Nobel We have seen in Part One and Part Two that gold bugs have gotten some intellectual revenge, as deficits and inflation have become entrenched in our economic system —and frankly, just about everywhere else. Their contention that only a gold standard coupled with an originalist interpretation of the […]
By Elle Purnell Editors’ Note: We know that legacy media are scrambling for funds, but this story seems both strange and distasteful. It’s not like Planned Parenthood is a typical commercial enterprise buying advertising space. One of their chief jobs is killing babies and selling body parts. They also receive a lot of tax dollars, […]
By Scott Yenor Written by Scott Yenor Editors’ Note: While we agree with much of this essay, we would also like to see more exploration of why men are doing so poorly. Simply because women are doing well in education and careers, there is little explanation for why men are not doing as well as […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by National Review As societal norms evolve like shifting sands, the erosion of traditional values poses a thoughtful challenge to our collective identity. Victor Davis Hanson would maturely reflect: the cultural wars, from family structures to public discourse, mirror historical societies’ declines when foundations waver. With deliberate […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by The Federalist When government red tape strangles innovation, it’s the everyday American who pays the price— and that’s just plain foolish. Mollie Hemingway lays it out with her no-nonsense approach: overregulation stifles small businesses and personal freedoms, turning prosperity into a pipedream. It’s a matter-of-fact expose […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by Education Week In a straightforward, non-partisan lens, America’s education system is grappling with outdated models that fail to prepare students for real-world demands. The Axios style delivers this knowledgeably: declining test scores and curriculum gaps are widening inequalities, with teachers and parents caught in the crossfire […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Published by Axios As government debt climbs like a relentless tide, the risks to economic stability become crystal clear. Drawing from @EkoLovesYou’s engaging style, this issue isn’t just numbers—it’s about families facing higher taxes and stalled growth because of unchecked spending. Eko would compellingly argue that fiscal irresponsibility […]
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