Americans should never have to choose between making voting easy and making it difficult to cheat. A healthy democracy can and should do both. That’s why the latest controversy,...
Recent affordability polling should be a wake-up call for the Right heading into the 2026 midterm elections: Americans believe Democrats care more about shielding them from rising utility bills than Republicans. Energy costs matter as more than just a proxy for affordability — they sit at the foundation of nearly every cost-of-living pressure Americans face, […]
The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. March 6, 1776 The snow and sleet fell the day […]
In an era of geopolitical turbulence and technological revolution, the U.S.’s energy and economic security stands at a crossroads. Energy policy has become increasingly politicized with political purity tests shaping job prospects and interviews: if you support fossil fuels, you’re a Republican; if renewables, you’re a Democrat. During the Iraq War, this was not the […]
Wednesday at the White House, President Donald Trump looked the world’s biggest technology companies in the eye and told them the free ride is over. Trump’s new Ratepayer Protection Pledge will require major tech companies building artificial intelligence data centers to produce their own electricity rather than raising prices for American families and straining the […]
It’s a truism that President Donald Trump loves attention. Even among politicians, a species not known for shunning limelight, he’s in a league of his own. And he matches desire with a peerless ability to make all eyes turn to him. It is not always conscious or deliberate, even though, of course, he often rides […]
Hours before U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian military facilities began overnight on Saturday, the State Department designated Iran a state sponsor of wrongful detention. With an ongoing internet blackout in Iran, however, it is difficult to know what is now happening to U.S. prisoners. It is widely believed that six Americans are held hostage within Iran, though some […]
California is one of the country’s most resource-rich states in the union. Wonderful year-round weather and the historic allure of the West have drawn millions of people to the Golden State. Despite the perfect combination of significant resources, a large workforce, and a practically state-wide perfect climate, California has succumbed to decades of bad policies […]
For too long, foreign adversaries tested America’s resolve. Those days are over. Since the 1979 revolution, the Iranian regime has fueled terrorism and supported proxy militias responsible for deadly attacks on American service members. Tehran’s backing of militant groups has contributed to the deaths of U.S. troops and wounded many more. Its chants of “Death […]
What do the following countries have in common? Argentina, Australia, Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Kenya, Kuwait, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sweden, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The answer is that all have been on the receiving end of Iranian terrorism, either directly or through a Tehran-backed proxy, such as Hezbollah. Think about that […]
You’re a team in the NBA. You want to have events that honor your community and convince fans, especially families with children, to come to your arena and invest a lifetime of fandom into your organization. What are some of your options? How about a strip club night? NBA POLITICAL LECTURE SEASON IS BACK The […]
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Virginia — This murder is on Steve Descano. There can be no doubt that Stephanie Minter is dead because of the indefensible actions of the Fairfax County “progressive prosecutor.” Abdul Jalloh, an immigrant from Sierra Leone in the United States illegally since age 9, was arrested on charges of at least 40 crimes […]
Rush Limbaugh used to tell a joke about New York Times headline writers. If the world were ending, Limbaugh would say, the New York Times headline would be, “World Ends Tomorrow: Women, Minorities Hardest Hit.” I thought of that joke last week when the New York Times published an article titled, “The Birthrate Is Plunging. […]
The Power of Rude was the title of Rebecca Reid’s nonfiction book, so it shouldn’t have surprised anyone that the liberal novelist attacked a mom for having too many children. Hannah Neelman is a ballerina-and-beauty-queen-turned-momfluencer whose Instagram account, Ballerina Farm, documents her life raising a passel of children on a farm. It’s apparently riveting content […]
Chris Kempczinski is one of the great male beneficiaries of the #MeToo heyday, winning the internal promotion to replace McDonald’s CEO and president Steve Easterbrook after the latter was accused of improper sexual relations with his subordinates. Kempczinski, a marathon runner who claims he stays fit while eating at the restaurant daily by ordering Filet-O-Fish […]
