Michigan AG Dana Nessel, who is Jewish, told a private gathering of Jewish Democrats last weekend that they carry "a moral imperative to place the needs of the world above even our own self-interest."
Germany has incentivized future Russian attacks against NATO in its recent weak response to a Russian terrorist attack. The attack involved an explosives-laden drone attempting, but fortunately failing, to destroy Ukrainian aircraft at Leipzig airport last month. Two other drones also failed to detonate. Germany and the United States have stated with high confidence that […]
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed has realized that his terrorist-sympathizing antisemitism is unpopular and is trying to sprint away from it, using the most insincere excuses possible. El Sayed has tried to walk back several of his own comments, chief among them being his reaction to the attempted terrorist attack against Jewish Michigan […]
Under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey has become a very complicated American ally in recent years. On the positive side of the ledger, Ankara has consolidated NATO’s expansion and the security of its southern flank. It has also assisted in sensitive U.S.-Russia dialogue and prisoner exchanges. And it has bolstered Ukraine’s combat drone capabilities and […]
Strangely, we were blessed with two straightforward and sensible takes from prominent Republican leaders on Monday. First, President Donald Trump made a full-throated defense of data centers. Next, Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) wrote an op-ed defending the U.S. dollar as the global standard currency. “The only reason that communities throughout the U.S.A. should not want […]
The debate over Flock Cameras has reignited an older debate over speed cameras. A lot of people absolutely despise speed cameras, while others believe that it’s totally irrational to question strict enforcement of the law. The debate reveals not so much differences in ideology as differences in political philosophies and even psychologies or anthropologies. Here […]
After months without permanent leadership at the Food and Drug Administration, President Donald Trump tapped physician and domestic policy adviser Dr. Heidi Overton to be the agency’s next commissioner. According to the president himself, Overton “is known to take on the HARDEST issues and bring me solutions that work best for the Country.” No less […]
President Donald Trump ran three times on draining the swamp and doing a hard course correction of a broken system. In his second term, Make America Healthy Again was a key part of that promise: question the institutions that have made Americans sicker, challenge the industries that profit from the status quo, and finally put […]
“Politics ain’t beanbag,” but the weapon of choice in the latest story of political foul play isn’t a smear campaign or an October surprise — it’s copyright law. Ahead of Florida’s 22nd Congressional District primary, local journalists reported that news stories critical of candidate Michael Carbonara magically disappeared from Google Search results. The magic? Bogus […]
We are living through some interesting times. Not even two years ago, I would have said one of the fastest-growing white-collar job industries for college graduates was Big Tech. The giants, such as Meta, Google, and Microsoft, were not at all concerned about hammers, nails, plumbers, and electricians. They were looking for degree-holders who wanted […]
The Washington Examiner recently published an argument against Christians playing “crusader” in Dearborn, Michigan. Good. Modern American Muslims are not seventh-century armies, and political argument becomes diseased when ancestry is treated like perpetual criminal liability. But the mirror-image mistake matters too: Defending modern Muslims does not require us to sanitize medieval Muslim conquest. When Arab-Muslim […]
The regime in Tehran is reeling under a collapsing economy, public anger, systemic corruption, and its inability to resolve Iran’s multiplying crises. International attention is therefore turning toward the decisive internal factor: the Iranian people and organized resistance. Decades of Western engagement failed to moderate the regime, while the wars of 2025 and 2026 showed […]
As the saying goes, “To be forewarned is to be forearmed.” American companies doing business with the federal government have once again been forewarned about the risks of engaging in DEI practices. To ignore these warnings can be very costly for the company, its shareholders, and employees. Just four months ago, IBM paid more than […]
The world’s largest economy should not be governed by outdated assumptions about how fast it is capable of growing. Kevin Warsh used his Jackson Hole address to challenge the Federal Reserve to reconsider those limits and rethink its approach to monetary policy. Although much of the immediate attention focused on whether Warsh increased the likelihood […]
