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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...

Israel, like the US, has good reason to not return terrorist corpses

Whether it was Japanese suicide bombers in the 1940s or contemporary terrorist leaders, our government has had good reason not to return bodies to...

With student loan decision, the Supreme Court avoided an economic disaster

On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled against President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. This decision ensures that inflation will not get out of hand, and resists economic disparities for poor households. It also eliminates any pressure on colleges to boost tuition, a result of inflation from student loan forgiveness: The more students borrow, the more colleges would increase tuition, thus the more students would borrow and burden taxpayers.

Why Americans are ‘unhappy,’ how Biden drags US down and other commentary

President Biden claims he’s building the economy from the middle up, here are the different perspectives on his administration.

From affirmative action to LBGTQ rights, it’s been a bad week for SCOTUS Dems

The web designer case of 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis shows how insane the 'illiberal' left wing of the Supreme Court is.

California can’t solve its homelessness crisis, so it’s asking Texas for advice

The litany of problems California is facing is made all the more embarrassing by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D-CA) defiant assertions that his state is better than any GOP-run state. Imagine how he feels knowing that California officials trying to solve the state’s homelessness crisis are doing so by traveling to Texas.

DeSantis signs landmark law banning permanent alimony

EXCLUSIVE — After more than a decade of thwarted attempts to reform alimony in the state of Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis is signing a landmark bill banning permanent alimony.

France burns as unresolved racial tensions boil over

The Fifth Republic is preparing for a weekend of rioting following days of the same. The immediate cause of France's nationwide violence was the police shooting of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk on Tuesday.

Even while sitting down with MSNBC fangirl, Biden still embarrasses himself

MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace did her darnedest to make President Joe Biden look good Thursday, but Joe’s growing cluelessness still won out.

Sell, Navy, sell! Take your dad, Hunter Biden, for all he’s worth

In yet another sweetheart deal, Hunter Biden got off easy in his child support case with ex-fling Lunden Roberts.

As a gay man, I don’t see the Supreme Court’s ruling as infringing on my rights

The way I see it, the outcome of the Supreme Court's decision is exactly the outcome that all Americans, gay or straight, should want.

Media decry the First Amendment as a ‘setback’ for LGBT people

As gay and transgender activists continue to strengthen their vice grip on liberals, establishment media outlets are now cementing their view that violating the rights of religious people is an LGBT right.

The Supreme Court stands unyieldingly for First Amendment freedoms

When the First Amendment guarantees freedom of speech, it also guarantees the freedom to be silent. Speech that is compelled is not free.

Supreme Court deals a blow to Gen Z’s culture of entitlement

The Supreme Court has let down countless young supporters of President Joe Biden by striking down his campaign promise to cancel or “forgive” hundreds of billions of dollars in student loan debt.

The general store that cultivated a community one Friday at a time

LANSING, North Carolina — Nestled in the rolling farmland in Ashe County is a tidy white-clad building whose wistful charm beckons you to stop. It's the kind of place you may only spot if you set your navigation app to avoid highways. And even if you're trying to make good time down Silas Creek Road, you will find it impossible not to stop here.

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