Smithsonian employee advises Catholics in NCR column to pray to 'transgender' saints, smears Joan of Arc as a 'cross-dresser'
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African man becomes a crazed sex pest, going after four different women in a matter of minutes
By Olivia Murray This is pure animal behavior.
We will always love Dolly Parton’s America
By Colleen Ann Ruggieri Dolly Parton embodied America's graciousness and kindness in everything she did.
What is the official language of the United States
By Michele San Pietro America-haters want to insist that English is 'just customary.' But come on.
What Lindsey Clancy’s defenders have revealed about American women
By Patricia McCarthy A cut-and-dried murder case, and some women are defenders of the perpetrator?
Randi Weingarten is using economic extortion against Target
By Susan Quinn Leftism is a one-way street, so when the giant retailer tried to pull back from its costly embrace of that ideology, Weingarten flexed the AFT's muscles.
Rep. LaMonica McIver is facing justice
By M. Walter The hopes of Representative McIver, who brutishly jostled a law enforcement agent on camera, are dimming with each consecutive court slap.
Catholic priest says he doesn’t like the word 'God'
By Eric Utter Salt that has lost its savor. Any question as to why Europe has grown irreligious?
Questioning the independence of UN special rapporteurs
By Fatima El Hashimi A watchdog report lays bare an anti-West and anti-Israel tilt.
Trump trumps the judge, and it’s an instant classic
By M. Walter Well played, Mr. President, well played!
Lindsay Clancy and the left’s cult of the murderer as victim
By W. Galt Making a murderer the ultimate victim of a society that did not care for her sufficiently is a sophisticated way of denying moral responsibility.
The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. revisited
By Bill Ponton Here we are sixty years after the Civil Rights movement, looking back at its destructive wake.
Healthcare should be the Democrats’ Achilles heel
By James Mullin Republicans need to campaign about Democrat policies shuttering hospitals, even as they add huge numbers of illegal aliens to the healthcare rolls.
Beating the 'Stop Nick Shirley' act
By J.R. Dunn It seems that California has commenced on yet another end run around the Constitution with the "Stop Nick Shirley" act.
The bombs that saved lives
By Jim Cardoza When we think of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, we cannot help being reminded of the horrors of war.
Green is bad
By Silvio Canto, Jr. Why is gasoline more expensive in LA than just about everywhere else?
DeSantis upbraids skeevy Nevada election official carping about Supreme Court ruling in favor of Trump's election integrity measures
By Monica Showalter Sometimes, Democrats let the cat out of the bag.
No matter how hard Americans work, the government spends more
By Jack Hellner America's debt is $40 trillion, but the left (aided by AI) insists that more taxes, rather than less spending, would help fix the problem.
Polling is becoming the new deepfake
By Dave Ball As election season comes into full force, voters should be suspicious of the numbers they read.
Catch-22: Third-worldism (or is it Islam?) is a ‘mental illness’
By Olivia Murray But don't take my word for it, take the word of progressive governments the Western world over.
Jehu and Trump: Reformers at a crossroads
By Jerry McGlothlin The ancient biblical character Jehu was a man of action. His story could serve as a caution to our president.
Trans university rector in Belgium fires white American academic who outed black fraudster, and U.S. State Department responds
By M. Walter Good job by the U.S. ambassador for protesting this targeting of a truth-teller.
The Karmelo Anthony prosecutor made the right decision
By Andrea Widburg The defense had information that could have turned a bad judge and the wrong jury into a racial mob.
Socialists aiming to make 'educational' indoctrination 'free'
By Eric Utter Socialists target educational systems for a reason ...
Will Ocasio-Cortez join the ice cube chucking ‘mom rage’ mob?
By Noel S. Williams Between her incontinent anger and her frozen eggs, it seems like a good fit.
The response to an inspiring video means deconstructing the antisemitic genocide libel
By Andrea Widburg The genocide libel against Israel is not going away, and it appeared most recently in the context of a wonderful video out of the UAE.
The Pentagon fights the left’s subtle takeover of Stars and Stripes
By Andrea Widburg While most people weren't looking, a battle has been brewing as the Trump administration tries to rein in what has become a subtly woke publication.
Clearing the Strait
By J.R. Dunn U.S. Navy tech beats Iranian mines in clearing a route through the Strait of Hormuz.
A modest plan for ending social services fraud
By Trish Randall Billions, possibly trillions, earmarked for daycare, elder care, medical treatments, hospices, pharmacies, addiction rehab, and sober living facilities fund lavish lifestyles and foreign terror organizations.
Are our sailors really starving?
By Mike McDaniel It sounds like some of our sailors need to cowboy up.
Fauci diary: “Simon Says I’m one amazing guy”
By James Zumwalt Consider Fauci for the Nobel Prize? The only thing he should be considered for is a long prison sentence.
Migrants watching midterms closely, forming caravans to enter U.S. illegally once Democrats retake power
By Monica Showalter What is in store if Democrats win.
The Bidens, Trump, and bloodstained shirts
By M. Walter Jill Biden, whose husband has been notoriously disrespectful of the Secret Service, dissed them, while Trump has respected the Secret Service despite their failings.
California's state Democrats pass the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act' to shut down independent journalism
By Monica Showalter They claim it is all about 'safety' for NGO workers. But the only actual victim of threats and violence has been Shirley himself. This is about suppressing free speech.
Trump’s huge deportation success story
By Andrea Widburg One of the Trump administration's unheralded recent accomplishments is the speed, efficiency, and volume of its current deportation efforts.
Revolution of ideas
By Greg Maresca Lawrence Reed's new book, "Born of Ideas: How Principles, Faith, and Courage Forged America," is out September 1, and every American thinker will appreciate it.
The U.K. produces a poster encouraging migrants not to rape or abuse children
By Eric Utter Teach migrants not to rape.
What a government under the Democratic Socialists would look like
By Kathleen Dynan Let's look at what makes the DSA's promises illegal...and what we'll get if we elect them anyway.
What to make of Trump’s National Security Statement now?
By Mark C. Hansen How does Trump's activity vis- -vis Iran measure up to the principles he laid out late last year?
Can't the Dems get away with anything anymore?
By J.R. Dunn One thing we know is that it's not going to end.
They're coming for your cars in California
By Monica Showalter New tire regulations will add hundreds of dollars to tire costs and drive 70 percent of tire manufacturers out of the market.
Strategy shift: Tehran is replacing nuclear blackmail with the Strait of Hormuz
By Hamid Enayat Protecting shipping is necessary, and ending Tehran's cycle of coercion requires a strategy that recognizes the organized democratic resistance inside Iran.
The DSA wants to destroy the country, so when they tell you who they are, believe them
By D. Parker The pro-freedom side of the political spectrum has been warning about this for years; now the far left is finally admitting the truth.
Six examples of the media’s ‘get Trump’ ethos when reporting the news
By Jack Hellner The modern media will promote or hide facts depending on the effect the differing tactics will have on Trump's standing.
Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed says he and Jesus Christ are cut from the same cloth because they’re both ‘radicals’
By Olivia Murray Have you ever seen "logic" so faulty?
What’s wrong with Israel’s public diplomacy
By Joseph Puder The Israelis need their own Karoline Leavitt.
The U.K.: All in for Islam, forget Christianity
By Eric Utter The U.K. is at it again, blocking a Finnish parliamentarian, P ivi R s nen. from entering the United Kingdom based on a 'hate speech' conviction for defending the Bible.
Plucking Natalie Harp
By M. Walter The institutional left is the most misogynistic blob of humans ever to walk the earth.
Ruth Wisse: Fighting the ‘anti-ism’ of our time
By Susan Quinn As the civilized world fights rising antisemitism, it's very helpful to look at wisdom from one of the bravest soldiers in the battle against this scourge.
Vote smart South Carolina — Darline Graham admits she’s ‘not informed on national security’
By Kevin Tharp An appeal to South Carolinian voters to take their U.S. Senate vote seriously.