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Trump cheers Alito staying for another Supreme Court term: ‘One of the greatest of all time’

President Donald Trump praised Associate Justice Samuel Alito's decision to stay on the U.S. Supreme Court in a social media post on Truth Social.

Francesca Hong asked about lack of AOC endorsement and the House Dem’s remark about the ‘Woke 1’ era

Wisconsin state Rep. Francesca Hong, who is running in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, was asked about U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's "Woke 1" comment.

Replacement GOP nominee named after Rep Chuck Edwards drops re-election bid

North Carolina state Rep. Jennifer Balkcom has been tapped as the GOP nominee to run for U.S. House in the state's 11th Congressional District.

US Marine veteran released from Russian prison after 1,666 days of detention

United States Marine veteran Robert Gilman spent 1,666 days in Russian custody and was in a catatonic state before his release in a prisoner exchange.

Hawthorne Sisters Fight for Freedom — and Life

They are one of the religious communities fighting for their right not to have...

Trump just demanded hospital receipts on drug pricing abuse — and it’s about time

You would never pay a restaurant bill without an itemized check. And if that bill charged you twice for the same steak, you would dispute it on the spot.  Unfortunately, federal programs don’t always operate using this kind of common sense. In fact, the 340B drug discount program, which moves more than $100 billion a […]

Communism didn’t die. It just hired a PR firm

Discredited ideologies rarely disappear all at once. They usually shed their language before they surrender their instincts. After World War II, fascist successor movements in Italy would later recast themselves as national conservatives. In the 1970s, Western communist parties adopted “Eurocommunism,” distancing themselves from Moscow while retaining ambitions for radical socialist transformation. More recently, France’s […]

Union bosses almost blew the $2.5 billion Nippon deal. Don’t let them sabotage the next contract

When Nippon Steel put a $14.9 billion offer on the table for U.S. Steel in December 2023, the American steel industry looked like this: roughly 89.7 million net tons of raw steel produced that year, about 83,950 workers employed across iron and steel manufacturing, and a United Steelworkers union representing roughly 540,000 reported members across […]

The DSA isn’t hiding it anymore: It wants to burn the Constitution

Throughout school, I was taught to revere our Constitution and that the United States is an exceptional nation. The Constitution’s preamble alone was revolutionary for the 18th century and established the U.S. as the torchbearer of the free world. But somewhere along the way, tens of thousands failed their civics classes and came to despise […]

Conservative principles demand moral clarity on Gaza and the suffering of Palestinian Christians

Conservatism rests on enduring principles: the sanctity of human life, religious freedom, accountability, and skepticism toward unchecked government power. That is why Ian Kingsbury’s recent Washington Examiner article criticizing my lecture on Gaza at the American Psychiatric Association deserves a response.  Kingsbury’s position is fundamentally at odds with both conservative and Judeo-Christian principles: it places […]

WNBA’s Sophie Cunningham gets a forearm to the face — and it’s called ‘white privilege’

I tuned into my first WNBA game this weekend for one reason: the growing noise around Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham. The headlines, the viral clips of physical play, the debates over whether certain players were being targeted, and it all pulled me in. I wanted to see for myself. In the first quarter of […]

Why buying a sandwich can turn a law-abiding gun owner into a felon

I’ve spent 30 years advising clients on risk they can quantify: interest rate risk, market risk, counterparty risk. None of that prepared me for the specific anxiety a friend described to me last month, driving his late father’s shotgun from Oregon to a memorial service in Pennsylvania. The gun was unloaded. It was locked in […]

Doing DOGE right: The Texas model for regulatory reform

During 15 years leading Americans for Prosperity, I witnessed many announcements about government regulatory reform. A governor, often well-meaning, would name a blue-ribbon commission. The commission would meet a few times, issue a report with a nice cover, and then quietly disband. Usually, within a couple of years, the state’s regulatory rulebook was longer than […]

Three ‘Crazyyyy’ things Democratic politicians did during ‘Woke 1’

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) wants America to laugh off the radical, censorious, and destructive policies she and her ideological allies demanded before they lost the 2024 election and decided they should behave more normally. On ABC News, AOC was trying to shield Wisconsin gubernatorial hopeful Francesca Hong from any accountability for her calls to literally […]

China isn’t beating us — Washington is handing them the win

America leads the world in biopharmaceutical innovation, but China is competing hard for that title. The greatest threat to American leadership isn’t Chinese competition. Instead, it’s American policy gradually weakening our own innovation base while Beijing strengthens theirs. Just recently, China’s drug regulator moved to fast-track cell and gene therapies, cutting its trial-approval clock to […]

The ‘Russian puppet’ arming Ukraine: Why Europe keeps getting Serbia wrong

For years, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has been maligned in Europe as Russian President Vladimir Putin‘s man in the Balkans. There is only one problem with this portrayal: reality keeps getting in the way. Last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made his first visit to Serbia. Ukraine’s president came to Belgrade to discuss economic cooperation, […]

America’s next political powerhouse is here — and Republicans are sleeping on it

Every election cycle, political campaigns ask the same question: Where will the next votes come from? The answers are usually predictable. Campaigns spend millions persuading swing voters, increasing turnout among their base, and competing for demographic groups that both parties have pursued for decades. These efforts matter, but they often overlook a more fundamental reality: […]

Russia is giving North Korea the most dangerous gift — and it’s not missiles

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of North Korea? Most likely, it is missiles. News that North Korea has launched a missile is no longer extraordinary.  Ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, short-range projectiles — the names and types vary, but the sheer fact that Pyongyang has tested another weapon no […]

Trump’s Iran ‘chaos’ isn’t a glitch. It’s weaponized theater designed to make Tehran blink

The ongoing geopolitical standoff between Washington and Tehran is frequently analyzed through a traditional lens of military strategy, but its most defining feature is actually behavioral. Observers are routinely baffled by a recurring cycle of communication: The American presidency issues warnings of total destruction, only to transition seamlessly within days to declaring that an historic […]

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