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The post-9/11 Global War on Terrorism won — by keeping our homeland safe

We have remained safe here at home in the 25 years since 9/11 because we took the fight to our enemies — and we refused to let them take...

How We’ve Changed in 25 Years

If you’re old enough to remember 9/11, you look around at America today, and...

The Illusions That Survived 9/11

Militant Islam’s reworking of religious war is a phenomenon that much of the Western...

Gen Z’s Two-Sided Response to the Anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s Death

Young conservatives gathered to mourn Kirk while some of their political opponents openly celebrated...

Ted Cruz Is Right About the ‘Islamism’ Threat

Cruz was blunt about the nature of the threat that the progressive left is...

DeSantis’s visits to liberal cities show them and the GOP the way forward

Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) visits to liberal cities continue to show the path forward both for residents of those cities and for a Republican Party that can, and should, start competing there.

On crime, college-educated Democrats are living in their own universe

If it ever feels like most liberal activists, media hosts, and academics are living in their own universe, it’s probably because they are.

The Bidens bullied Hunter Biden’s ex-wife and daughter out of their last names

Navy Joan, the 4-year-old daughter Hunter Biden fought to deprive of his famous family's name, is not the first female relative that the president has thrown under the bus for personal gain. Joe Biden, who repeatedly says he has six grandchildren instead of the accurate count of seven, once conveniently ignored the existence of his daughter-in-law Kathleen Buhle to throw his support behind her cheating husband Hunter Biden.

The affirmative action doppelgangers on the Supreme Court

A journalist who was at the Supreme Court on Thursday described the intense atmosphere in the wake of a conservative majority’s decision to strike down racial preferences in higher education admissions. As Justice Clarence Thomas read his concurring opinion aloud from the bench, the reporter captured a moment fit for the history books.

Philadelphia mayor ignored left-wing agitators who harassed Moms for Liberty

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney is known for his lack of tolerance and acceptance of those with whom he disagrees. He thinks he is above disagreement and dissension and rarely, if ever, welcomes debate. So it was no surprise that he scolded Moms for Liberty in a message last week before the organization’s summit began in Philadelphia. Yet, while he warned of the “dangers” of this mom's group, Kenny ignored the radical left-wing agitators — and self-described communists — who vandalized a summit venue and verbally abused mothers daily.

Biden misleads on deficit reduction

On Sunday, President Joe Biden tweeted, “We’re making investments in America and reducing the deficit at the same time. In my first two years in office, we reduced the deficit by $1.7 trillion. And the budget agreement I negotiated cuts it by another trillion.” The White House had previously touted the fact this is “the largest decline in American history.”

What the recent Supreme Court rulings mean for the future of online speech

This term at the Supreme Court saw a number of resounding wins for both online speech and internet users. In Gonzalez v. Google, Twitter v. Taamneh, and 303 Creative v. Elenis, the court provided significant insights into its views on both speech and the uniqueness of the internet.

Joy Reid doesn’t know what affirmative action is

Last Thursday, MSNBC host Joy Reid told the story of how she got into Harvard “only because of affirmative action.” However, in doing so, she exposed the fact she has no idea how affirmative action actually works.

‘Notorious RBG’ and a liberal Supreme Court disaster

'NOTORIOUS RBG' AND A LIBERAL SUPREME COURT DISASTER. The last year has shown the power of a 6-3 conservative majority on the Supreme Court. Conservatives had a 5-4 majority for years and were not able to overturn Roe v. Wade or get rid of affirmative action. Now, with a six-member majority, half of them appointed by former President Donald Trump, the conservative bloc on the court has done both those things and more.

The illogical but popular affirmative action attack on Clarence Thomas

In college, I made a lot of money working side jobs, especially in the spring and summer. From April through September, I would mow tiny lawns in Annapolis and get $20 (more than $37 in today’s dollars) for a lawn that took me about 30 minutes from start to finish.

Time to wake up and smell the debt

We’re totally screwed.

Russia’s waning influence in Central Asia

Following Russia’s numerous geopolitical gaffes over the past few years, most prominently its botched war in Ukraine, Central Asian states have begun to second-guess their relationship with Vladimir Putin's government.

Supreme Court checks Biden’s overreach on student loans

In refusing to allow President Joe Biden to transfer massive student debt from borrowers to the public by executive fiat, the Supreme Court finished its term with a strong affirmation of legal propriety, linguistic accuracy, and the constitutional separation of powers. As a fortunate byproduct, the court served the cause of financial sanity as well.

This law claims to be about ‘transparency,’ but it will hurt small businesses instead

Starting next year, millions of small business owners will get a letter from a federal agency they’ve never heard of, telling them they need to comply with a law nobody’s told them about. Most, like reasonable people, will probably think the notice is a scam and throw it away.

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