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Democrats are making corruption messaging a pocketbook issue

Democrats may be discovering the political power of calling something rigged.They’re leaning hard into anti-corruption messaging in the final weeks of the campaign as...

SC Dem Senate candidate claims she will stand up to her party as Graham ties her to ‘socialist Democrats’

Democratic South Carolina U.S. Senate candidate Annie Andrews and Republican Sen. Darline Graham clashed during a U.S. Senate election debate.

Drag queens, trans pastor, abortion rallies: Inside Dem governor hopeful’s progressive church

Rob Sand regularly attended Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ, which has hosted drag queen concerts and invited a transgender pastor.

Federal agents raid Ilhan Omar’s DC home amid immigration fraud investigation

Rep. Ilhan Omar's home was the subject of a pre-dawn HSI raid.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 12

1985—In a speech at Georgetown law school, Justice William J. Brennan Jr. attempts to defend his judicial career of misinterpreting the Constitution to entrench...

AI Does Not Need a ‘Nuclear Freeze’

The U.S. should not give in to Chinese efforts to scare us away from AI development.

Do We Do Death for Sport?

Mercy, justice, and an examination of conscience.

Our Economic Past Was Not Always Greener

While many commentators are nostalgic for the glory days of yesteryear, families are richer today and can afford to buy more than ever before.

Congress’s $2 Trillion Problem

While lawmakers were out campaigning, Americans received grim news on the federal deficit.

The $1.5 trillion red tape disaster handing energy dominance to China

America is experiencing an energy boom that is transforming the economy and powering technologies critical for national and economic security. Production of oil and gas is at record highs. Nuclear power is being commercialized again after a generation of stagnation. And utility-scale solar power has quietly become the fastest-growing addition to electricity capacity. In 2025, […]

Five questions Mamdani desperately hopes reporters never ask about Gaza

Here are some questions for reporters to ask New York City’s Mayor Zohran Mamdani at his next news conference. They might help clarify his statement on Oct. 7, 2023, which hijacked the memory of the murders of innocent Israelis so he could bang the drum for his favorite cause. Perhaps he was simply misunderstood. These […]

Putin didn’t get a birthday card from Trump. He got a dilemma

Last month, I argued in these pages that the Houthis had handed President Donald Trump leverage over China. Here is what it bought. The Houthis did not close the Bab el Mandeb to the world. They closed it to one country. In July, they declared a blockade of Saudi shipping. In September, they seized the […]

Trump’s Iran gambit failed. Vance just found the only way out

Lost in the cacophony of commentary on the U.S. war on Iran is a brilliant opening gambit that Vice President JD Vance recently proffered as an off-ramp for the U.S. war on Iran: Washington would have no objection to a peaceful Iran nuclear energy program that included domestic uranium enrichment levels that were below the […]

Iran ‘blew the hell out of Bahrain’ — and Trump’s Gulf strategy with it

“They blew the hell out of Bahrain.” That was acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao’s assessment last month of the damage Iranian missiles have done to Naval Support Activity Bahrain — the base inside the Persian Gulf that served for decades as the headquarters of the U.S. Fifth Fleet. He wasn’t exaggerating. Two weeks earlier, the […]

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