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What Americans Want from the Iran War Isn’t What They Expect to Get

A survey released over the weekend reveals a stark divide in American public opinion over the Iran War.

Who Fell Flat in the Transgender Athletes Amendment Fight?

When 49 senators vote for a proposal, and 41 vote against, does that mean...

Trump Pauses Attacks on Iranian Energy Infrastructure, Citing ‘Good and Productive’ Talks

Trump had given Iran 48 hours to reopen the Straight of Hormuz, promising retaliation...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 23

1970—By a vote of 5 to 3, the Supreme Court, in an opinion by...

A Western Civ Comeback in Texas and Idaho?

The signs of Western cultural suicide are alarming, yet there are some positive signals...

Don’t blame racism for inequality in America

The belief that if you work, you will be able to succeed has fallen in recent years, but a strong 70% majority still believes it is true.  Democrats have always been less likely to believe the American dream exists, with just 60% believing the above statement is true today compared to 88% of Republicans. Just […]

Still don’t want no scrubs

Maybe the progressives can bend the arc of history. Maybe feminists can change the rules of the game. But try as they might, the self-appointed agents of change cannot change human nature. Specifically, women and men will always be different, and their divergent tastes and desires don’t always match the script of modern, enlightened, egalitarianism. […]

GOP alternative to Obamacare subsidy extension could cut health insurance prices by 11%

After 15 years of Republican railing against the Affordable Care Act, GOP lawmakers have it on the ropes. But four House Republicans are trying to help prop it up. The Republican quartet joined Democrats Dec. 17 to force a House vote on a straight three-year extension of the enhanced Obamacare tax credits, which will expire […]

Conservatives we lost in 2025: An annual remembrance

Having been part of the conservative movement for over 35 years, I’ve met a lot of the people who make the movement work. Unfortunately, given this long association, I find myself knowing more and more of the departed conservatives each year. This year was a particularly tough one, as I personally knew 10 of the […]

Sydney Sweeney and the BookTok blockbuster: Review of The Housemaid

The new psychological thriller starring Sydney Sweeney, The Housemaid, is one of those movies that is more interesting to talk around than about. In the film, Millie (Sweeney) is hired on as a live-in housemaid for a wealthy Long Island family, boarding in their #cottagecore aesthetic attic. The danger of being so young and blonde […]

The Trump Pencil Doctrine toward Christmas presents

Despite whatever misgivings I have about the current president, and I confess to having many, he’s right about pencils.  “How many pencils does a person need?” He famously asked recently. You only need “one or two,” he insisted. And when I read those words, I looked up from my newspaper to the three jars on […]

Mossad man

Meir Dagan died in 2016, six years after his tenure as director of the Mossad, Israel’s vaunted intelligence agency, ended. But some of the fruits of his efforts were apparent this past summer, during the so-called Iran-Israel war, when the latter country carried out a series of daring and ultimately successful operations against the Iranian […]

We must not go this way

In 2005, my Army unit searched an Afghan village for an enemy weapons cache. Our convoy consisted of a lead Humvee with a .50 caliber machine gun, a center civilian pickup, and my team’s trail Humvee, in which I manned the Mk 19 grenade-launching machine gun. It was a pretty average day. Then our convoy […]

False echoes of Weimar

Seven states seceded from the Union before James Buchanan left office in 1861, and within months of Lincoln’s inauguration, the forces of slavocracy directly threatened the capital with the Confederate victory at Bull Run. Whatever one thinks of American democracy in 2025, it is not under any more dire threat than the one contained in […]

Los Angeles SHOULD find a way to replace ‘botched’ Mayor Karen Bass

It seems almost unthinkable, but the mayor who “botched” the Palisades Fire could win another four years.

Douglas Murray: Trump cleaned up crime in DC – and taught everyone a lesson in public safety

Ever since President Trump decided to clean up Washington, DC, crime in the city has gone down in drastic numbers.

Mamdani’s crime-fighting plans sure SOUND like they’ll clash with every other law-enforcer

If Mamdani can't get on board with Tisch's effective, proven vision for crime-fighting, those wins will be the first thing to go.

Archbishop Hicks’ challenge includes embracing a new, younger Catholic faithful

Timothy Cardinal Dolan, a tireless advocate of religious liberty, Catholic education, the unborn and the poor, has become the steady and strong yet ever-beaming...

The Coldplay kiss-cam woman could’ve gone back to a quiet life — but the impulse to explain was just too great

I have to ask: Why re-appear now? Why put yourself right back in the public eye?

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