Opinion

Spot the pol!

This mayor organized Gwanghwamun Square watch parties, where he led cheers for a team whose early crash-out has prompted a political crisis. That's Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon at a...

Taylor Swift has a tacky MSG wedding and Madonna releases an amazing album — it’s bizarro world

Up is down. Day is night. Madonna is acclaimed. Taylor Swift is a circus...

Beating the heat is now part of hosting

Even as they dueled today in Houston, Canada and Morocco have something in common:...

Bioethicists: Prepare People for Public Health Coercion

The technocratic class has not yet abandoned its dream of establishing international rule by...

‘1619 Project’ creator says reparations would mean admitting U.S. existence is ‘crime’

'1619 Project' creator Nikole Hannah-Jones said paying reparations for slavery would amount to admitting that "the entire existence of the United States" is a crime.

Taylor Swift has a tacky MSG wedding and Madonna releases an amazing album — it’s bizarro world

Up is down. Day is night. Madonna is acclaimed. Taylor Swift is a circus act. 

For America 250, reject Mamdani’s narrative of American oppression

A few years before World War I, the man who I am named for left a remote corner of the sprawling Russian Empire and hopped a steamship across the Atlantic Ocean. It’s lost in family lore and century-old records whether my great-grandfather left Eastern Europe as Alexander Zhdanov, Alexander Zhdanowski, or something else entirely. Yet […]

Nithya Raman can’t, or won’t, explain socialism

Raman’s dodge is typical. Socialists always want to hide what they truly believe, because the American people would reject it — or laugh at...

Melat Kiros’ perverse views are the latest evidence that US schools need to be fixed

America’s educational system has clearly failed, judging by the recent comments of 29-year-old lawyer Melat Kiros, who just won a Democratic primary in Colorado...

With 250 years behind it, here’s how America can ensure another 250 — and more

Two hundred fifty years are officially under the nation’s belt; it's now time figure out how to ensure another 250 — and more.

Reponse to Venezuela’s crisis proves that America can still help in substantial ways — even without USAID

Critics insist the Trump administration has bungled its response to the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela because of the lack of USAID. But those critics...

Dems’ ‘big tent’ and more: Letters to the Editor — July 5, 2026

Phonies like Sen. Cory Booker smile so weasel-like as they praise their party’s “big tent.”

After SCOTUS ruling, we can’t be taken as fools when it comes to the definition of citizenship eligibility

The Supreme Court ruled to protect the Fourteenth Amendment clause that gives unrestricted citizenship to virtually all individuals born on American soil. But there...

The Great Depression showed us: Even when the American Dream is challenged, this country’s spirit is resilient

The biggest lesson of the Great Depression was simple: In order to survive and thrive, we need to evolve our institutions.

We should remember the radical ideas our Founders embraced — and return to them

The 250th anniversary of America’s founding provides an opportunity to reflect on its meaning. For the first time in history, a country was founded on the idea that humans possess inalienable rights and that the purpose of government is to protect those rights. Prior to then, nations had been created through conquest and the growth […]

Welcome to America: A crash course in the sporting life 

Several years ago, I flew across the Atlantic Ocean and across countless smaller cities, towns, rivers, and lakes. I came to America to study and to become a scientist. It was a dream come true. All the ingrained formulas and calculations shone with new intensity in my mind’s eye, yet the rest of my new […]

America at 250: Stewards, not owners, of freedom

America at 250 is more than a birthday. It is a ledger; a chain of blood, sweat, faith, courage, and generations of Americans choosing the harder right over the easier wrong. Most experiments in self-government fail. They collapse under the weight of corruption, division, debt, invasion, or the rot of people forgetting what freedom requires. […]

American patriotism and the US-Israel relationship

In the summer of 1776, with the ink barely dry on the Declaration of Independence, the Continental Congress gave its founders a challenging assignment: design a seal for the nation they had just summoned into being.  Benjamin Franklin imagined Moses standing at the Red Sea, his hand raised as the waters swallowed Pharaoh’s army. Thomas […]

Declaration of Independence: The greatest public affairs campaign in American history

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, we should reflect on the eternal wisdom of the Founding Fathers, who put words to action on principles that have bound our nation since 1776. Looking back, we think of the non-military parts of independence as relatively easy — a room of guys in Philadelphia (“brotherly love”) who were […]

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img
HomeOpinion