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Obama, the red Trojan horse: How the ‘change’ president mainstreamed Marxism

Let’s separate the facts from the fiction with respect to the rise of communism in the United States. Many people appear shocked by how communism has risen in the U.S. in the past several years, but this ascension should not be a surprise, as it has been decades in the making, with one pivotal event. […]

North Korea isn’t building a military line. It’s building a new Berlin Wall

The Military Demarcation Line, established by the 1953 Armistice Agreement, was originally intended as a temporary boundary to separate warring armies. The hope was that once a formal peace regime was built, its significance would simply fade away. Yet, more than 70 years later, the MDL still scars the Korean Peninsula. Seeing North Korea’s recent […]

They didn’t stop Trump. They just broke America

In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, Mark Antony stands over the murdered leader’s body and repeats with cold irony: “For Brutus is an honorable man; so are they all, all honorable men.” The line works because the audience understands that the repeated claim of honor is itself the accusation. We have been living inside our own version […]

There are no socialists in power — only personal capitalists

I arrived at the Pentagon in February 2003. Whenever I could, I followed the official tours, learned every corridor, and later guided colleagues and friends through the building myself. Rank rules the real estate. The highest officials claimed the outside windows on the Potomac side. The office that allocated space sat on the inside ring, […]

Trump’s Maduro raid has Brazil’s Left in fear — and splinters the Right

Brazil has had a complicated relationship with the United States throughout its history. The American Revolution inspired Brazil’s own Independence, and Brasilia was a reliable ally throughout both world wars and the Cold War. In recent times, U.S. rhetoric and exceptionalism have given rise to paranoia about Brazil’s natural resources, namely a fear of U.S. […]

Desperate for cash, Illinois just declared war on crypto

Just as Congress is moving toward finally providing greater regulatory certainty for cryptocurrencies with legislative progress on the CLARITY Act, the state of Illinois is moving in the opposite direction. Earlier this summer, Gov. JB Pritzker (D-IL) signed a $55.9 billion budget that includes the nation’s first state tax aimed specifically at digital asset transactions […]

Rob Bonta’s Paramount lawsuit isn’t reform — it’s a million-dollar favor for Netflix

California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) wants you to believe his lawsuit to kill the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger is a principled stand for consumers. Look closer, and a different story emerges: political favors that benefit leftists and one company that will profit the most — Netflix — not the taxpayers footing the bill. On […]

When ‘criticizing Israel’ becomes plain old bigotry

Antisemitism has become an increasingly visible part of America’s political conversation. While criticism of Israel is a legitimate part of the democratic debate, some rhetoric has crossed the line from disagreement with Israeli government policy into language that many Jews view as hostile to their identity and the legitimacy of the Jewish state. That shift […]

The West thought Kim Jong Un was trapped. Then came Putin

There is an old adage in international politics: There are no eternal friends, nor eternal enemies — only eternal national interests.  North Korea and Russia’s recent, rapid rapprochement brings this time-honored maxim back to the forefront.  North Korea’s Foreign Minister, Choe Son Hui, recently visited Moscow to hold talks with her Russian counterpart and met […]

Willie Nelson is wrong. He’s declaring war on the data centers streaming his music

Willie Nelson has spent decades earning the affection of Americans across political and cultural lines. His music is part of the national soundtrack, and his advocacy for family farmers has given him genuine credibility when he speaks about rural life. That is what makes his recent attack on data centers so disappointing. Nelson urged communities […]

Raising Cane’s to open several new locations in August, with even more on the way

With these new openings, Raising Cane's is inching closer to having 1,000 restaurants throughout the U.S.

Welfare doesn’t check if you’re really you, and fraudsters have noticed

In every other part of our lives, Americans are tracked and scanned and verified. This is the age of Ring cameras, CAPTCHA and internet cookies. But suddenly, when it comes to welfare programs, we’re on horseback in the Wild West? 

Buttigieg ‘more inclined than not’ to run for president in 2028

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said he is leaning toward running for president again in 2028. “I think I’m more inclined than not, but there’s so much we don’t know,” Buttigieg told Steven Bartlett on an episode of “The Diary of a CEO” published Monday. “There’s so much I don’t even know about what’s going...

Israel wary of Hamas disarmament deal, citing ‘serious security concerns’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on Monday said it has "serious security concerns" over the proposed disarmament deal with Hamas, one of the conditions set by President Trump's Board of Peace aimed at reconstructing the Gaza Strip. Doron Spielman, a Netanyahu spokesperson, told The Associated Press that these concerns were shared with the White...

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