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NIH Bans Funding of Fetal Tissue Research

We have to remember the gruesomeness of some of this research.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—January 23

1983—After telling his girlfriend that “we’re going to kill Charles,” William Wayne Thompson, age...

The March for Life Is Meant to Change Lives

The fight goes on, especially when it comes to abortion by mail.

The Leo Strauss Letter That Previewed a Modern-Day Divide

As 65-year-old letters between conservative heavyweights reveal, the right’s internecine clashes on foreign policy...

Trump’s Greenland Gambit Alienates the European Right He Once Inspired

The U.S. president is losing the goodwill of the very nationalists and conservatives who...

The American Academy of Pediatrics is corrupted by progressivism

Progressive Democrats infiltrate respected institutions, hollow them out, and wear them like a skin-suit to lend credibility to their anti-reality ideological goals. That is what has happened with the American Academy of Pediatrics. The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a Tennessee law preventing doctors from initiating sex changes for children. Tennessee took the morally, legally, […]

Social Security is still headed for a cliff

Since entering presidential politics in 2015, President Donald Trump has consistently pledged not to reform the failing entitlement programs. His unwillingness to touch the third rail of American politics undoubtedly bolstered his popularity among centrists and the elderly, but it put the final nail in the coffin of the Republican Party’s claims of fiscal responsibility. […]

Biden’s power grab hands Trump a steel company

In December 2023, U.S. Steel, the storied industrial giant, announced it would be acquired by Japanese conglomerate Nippon Steel. The announcement drew swift, bipartisan condemnation. Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden criticized the proposed sale, warning that it would harm U.S. workers. Yet, less than five months into his presidency, Trump approved the merger. The […]

Amy Coney Barrett reminds us the role of a Supreme Court justice

Justice Amy Coney Barrett has been perceived as a wild card since joining the Supreme Court in late 2020. As the only right-leaning woman on the high court, Barrett has been targeted by both sides.  During the nomination process, Barrett received a barrage of criticism from leftists for not being pro-woman enough. Of course, “pro-woman” […]

Trump saved my medical practice from a racist mandate

Of all the things President Donald Trump is doing right, the best is his rollback of racist woke mandates. Case in point: The Trump administration just announced that it’s ditching a discriminatory rule that former President Joe Biden slapped on my private medical practice. The administration announced this in a lawsuit I filed to stop […]

‘One big, beautiful bill’ is a no-brainer on tax reform

If you care about economic growth and lifting wages for working people, something exciting is happening in the halls of Congress. This year, the Republican-controlled House and Senate set out to prevent the largest automatic tax increase in American history, which is set to occur at the end of the calendar year when major portions […]

Policymakers need to stop stalling E15 access

Americans in every corner of the country yearn for financial relief. The cost of living remains high, and according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average American household spends more than $77,000 per year on expenses like housing, transportation, groceries and more. Today, the average national price for a gallon of gas is […]

Phil Murphy’s ‘Green New Deal’ is a disaster for New Jersey

New Jersey residents were facing a 20% hike on energy bills this month, thanks to bad policymaking designed to force consumers into using 100% renewable energy. Some customers already pay over $500 a month. But the Board of Public Utilities is bailing out Trenton lawmakers by delaying the rate increase until Sept. 30. While it’s […]

The American Conservation Coalition is wrong about the HOUSES Act

Benji Backer, executive chairman and founder of the American Conservation Coalition, recently took to X in hysterics over the Senate reconciliation bill’s inclusion of the HOUSES Act, a proposal to use a minuscule fraction of our excessive federal land stock to address the housing crisis. In his post, Backer said Senate Republicans were “secretly trying […]

AI governance at a crossroads

Have a cursory glance at the artificial intelligence news cycle under the new administration, and you might think it is only about data centers, trillions of dollars in investments, bellicose statements regarding geopolitical rivalries, and rescinding woke AI policies. Yet, underneath the surface, there are also important matters of AI governance being settled this month. AI […]

Trump isn’t starting any wars, but he can end one

By targeting senior Iranian government and military officials, eliminating top nuclear scientists, and crippling critical components of the regime’s nuclear weapons infrastructure, Israel has forced the mullahs into a position they likely never imagined possible before the strikes. Through superior intelligence gathering and a meticulously executed military strategy, Israel has dealt a catastrophic blow to […]

Trump and Democrats fight over the flag

President Donald Trump and the Democrats are fighting over the national flag, America’s preeminent patriotic symbol. Democrats know it’s a problem that they’re accurately seen as often being anti-American in their policies (e.g., mass illegal immigration) and worldview (e.g., shouting that the United States is irredeemably racist). So on flag day, they handed out little […]

The great MAGA split

The first American casualty of the Israel-Iran conflict was Tucker Carlson. “The first week of a war with Iran could easily kill thousands of Americans,” Carlson said on June 7. The Tehran Times, which calls itself the “voice of the Islamic Revolution,” praised Carlson’s acuity and agreed that American foreign policy is controlled by Fox News’s Mark Levin. […]

Mastering data before Google: Remembering the legacy of Ben Wattenberg

Ben Wattenberg died 10 years ago this month, but his legacy still looms large. Wattenberg, a pundit, demographer, and political operative, reshaped Washington and America through his farsighted thinking and writing. He constantly told his once beloved Democrats to stop drifting further and further to the left. They just as steadfastly refused to listen, with […]

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