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Don’t let the deniers ignore this record of Hamas’ Oct. 7 sexual atrocities

The Oct. 7 rapes and torture weren't rogue acts by undisciplined irregulars; they were planned and organized as a weapon of war.

Thomas Massie Deserves to Lose

His district’s voters should send the conspiracy theorist into retirement.

The Callousness of Abortion Pills

They represent a dangerous antithesis of good health care.

The Arizona Two-Step May Save Your University

Red states are beginning to grasp their legitimate, yet largely neglected, power over graduation...

America Must Aggressively Counter Huawei to Preserve Its AI Leadership

While the U.S. is currently the global AI tech leader, our advantages will disappear...

I thank Trump for freeing me from Hamas, and beg he can save my brother

Four weeks into President Trump’s second term in office, Hamas released me from captivity as part of a negotiation that many had deemed impossible...

Trump is fulfilling an education promise Republicans made for decades

The Trump administration has pursued an agenda for dismantling the federal education bureaucracy and addressing the problem of left-wing ideological capture in universities.

Despite faux fanfare and outrage, DOGE hasn’t even scratched the federal budget monster

Many of my fellow fiscal conservatives cheered President Trump’s executive order establishing the “Department of Government Efficiency,” headed by billionaire businessman Elon Musk. Indeed,...

Trump exposed Biden’s biggest lie: that the border crisis was ‘unsolvable’

The signature achievement of Trump’s first 100 days in office — fixing the border — was achieved by dusting off a few old tools...

How Trump turned around a Biden energy policy based on hand waves and lies

The difference between the Trump and Biden energy agendas is more than two different policy positions. It is a tale of two opposed visions...

Trump’s tariffs opened the door. Now Congress must end China’s trade privileges

President Donald Trump’s bold action on tariffs opened the door to a long-overdue reckoning in U.S. trade policy. For the first time in a generation, we have a real opportunity to reset global trade rules in a way that favors American workers, strengthens national security, and restores our industrial base. For decades, U.S. and other […]

JB Pritzker gives more fuel to left-wing violence

Democratic politicians such as Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker are still using inflammatory rhetoric to reach left-wing voters, despite years of left-wing violence showing that too many members of their base are willing to act on that outrageous, inflammatory rhetoric. At a fundraiser on Sunday in New Hampshire, Pritzker further stoked hatred among Democratic voters. He […]

Are the FDA and drugmakers covering up the abortion pill’s risks?

We need to come face-to-face once again with the fact that we cannot trust the medical establishment. The Food and Drug Administration says the abortion pill is safe for mothers (by design, it is not safe for in utero children), and that only 1 in 200 women who take the drug experience significant adverse effects. […]

Bill Belichick is down bad

Bill Belichick has won a record-setting six Super Bowls as head coach of the New England Patriots, two more as the defensive coordinator of the New York Giants, and an Emmy for his role in the NFL 100 All-Time Team panel. Belichick, 73, has embarked on a fifth-act career pivot, leaving the NFL to coach […]

How to measure Trump’s 100 days?

HOW TO MEASURE TRUMP’S 100 DAYS? Tomorrow marks the end of President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office. Beginning on Day 90 or so, we’ve seen a slew of polls and pronouncements delivering judgment on the president’s performance. “HISTORICALLY UNPOPULAR,” read one headline on the Drudge Report. “LOWEST 100-DAY SCORE IN 80 YEARS!” read another. […]

Will Trump let Putin play him with three-day ceasefire bluff?

Sensing that President Donald Trump much prefers tough rhetoric to tough action, Russian President Vladimir Putin is testing Trump’s willingness to force him to make hard concessions for peace. Following a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Trump at the Vatican on Saturday, Trump complained publicly about recent high-intensity Russian air strikes on Ukrainian […]

Social media is crippling Gen Z

The piece below is the winning collegiate essay in the Network of Enlightened Women’s 2025 essay contest. When I was first allowed to have an Instagram account, my parents put strict boundaries around my app use: limited screen time, accountability in who I followed and who followed me, and specific standards on what I could […]

Men don’t belong in women’s prisons

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, a time dedicated to amplifying the voices of survivors and advocating justice. The goal should be not just awareness, but, wherever possible, prevention. As a formerly incarcerated woman, a survivor of sexual abuse, and now the executive director of Woman II Woman, I know that there is […]

Social media isn’t all bad. We just need to use it wisely

The below piece is the winning high school essay in the Network of Enlightened Women’s 2025 essay contest. Social media is everywhere. It’s how we connect, how we learn about the world, and, for better or worse, how many of us form our opinions. It’s shaping the values, beliefs, and critical thinking skills of young […]

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