The same people who insist that the American economy needs to re-industrialize can’t bear the thought of industrial-scale computing facilities for data storage and...
JD VANCE, HUEY LONG, AND 2028. You might have missed it, but Vice President JD Vance delivered a rousing populist manifesto in a midterm campaign appearance last week at a steel plant in Middletown, Ohio. The location was carefully chosen. Vance’s grandfather, James Vance, worked there as a welder for nearly 40 years when it was known […]
There’s nothing a union loves more than an incompetent worker. The New York Times informs us that a private arbitrator sided with the Washington-Baltimore News Guild and ordered the Washington Post to rehire opinion columnist Karen Attiah, who was fired last year over her social media posts about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. […]
Two years ago, I thought bike lanes were a DEI project too. Two years ago, I also had a dad. I’m a Republican, and in nine months of advocating for safer streets, I have yet to meet another one. On Aug. 1, 2024, I signed my father’s DNR at 34 years old. I watched as […]
By chance on a Sunday morning, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella penned a lengthy X post on the “Reverse Information Paradox” of artificial intelligence adoption and utilization within companies: the idea that although companies pay to use AI, they also risk revealing proprietary information. Nadella argues that to best respond to this paradox, organizations should not […]
Don’t listen to the legacy media reports, social media posts, or faux outrage from left-wing acolytes and transgender supporters. Despite the false account of events that many have advanced regarding the confrontation at a WNBA game on Sunday, the truth is that Chicago Sky player Natasha Cloud verbally assaulted Enes Kanter Freedom, and she did […]
The scale of Minnesota’s welfare fraud has stunned American taxpayers. “The largest Medicaid autism fraud case ever,” as put by the Justice Department, was among the schemes uncovered. The perpetrators built a yearslong operation that netted $46.6 million by exploiting autism therapy known as applied behavior analysis. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently […]
I have spent years covering antisemitism, Israel, and Jewish communities. Before New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani took office, I also attended Jewish communal events at Gracie Mansion. Those gatherings were not merely ceremonial. They represented a relationship between City Hall and one of the largest Jewish communities outside Israel. Jewish New Yorkers could enter […]
We mark the 250th year of the American experiment from the date of our Declaration of Independence, but the Constitution was our Founders’ more important gift to the country and western civilization. Because they wisely allowed the states sufficient autonomy, we are able to learn from each other’s successes and failures in a system we […]
If it walks like a Democrat and talks like a Democrat, it probably is a Democrat. Such is the mantra that voters should apply to Nebraska “independent” Senate candidate Dan Osborn. Osborn is running against Republican Sen. Pete Ricketts and telling voters that he is truly independent from the two-party system. When asked if he […]
COVID-19 tested every governor’s character. Roy Cooper failed North Carolina because he treated power as a substitute for the honest, dependable leadership North Carolinians needed. The defining challenge was never whether the government should respond to a dangerous virus. It was whether leaders could protect lives without inflicting avoidable damage on families, livelihoods, and communities. […]
Megan Romer, a national co-chairwoman of the Democratic Socialists of America, has drawn attention for her refusal to call Cuba a dictatorship. Instead, she claims that “Cubans have access to their democracy in a way that we do not.” Romer additionally opposes continued U.S. military assistance to Ukraine, saying that the DSA “do not believe […]
For decades, whenever the Middle East faced a major security crisis, regional leaders looked toward Washington. That instinct is beginning to change. On Aug. 7, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement. Its central commitment is unmistakably modeled on NATO: An armed attack against one member will be treated as an […]
A U.S. tariff is an import tax, ultimately paid by U.S. consumers, as importers cannot absorb much, or any, of the tax. Likewise, a Canadian tariff is an import tax ultimately paid by Canadians. President Donald Trump’s threats of 50% tariffs on goods we purchase from Canada have turned into reality. Canada decided to tax Canadians […]
