Benjamin Hall wants people to know that drawing purpose from your community, family, and faith and trusting your own resilience will help carry you through any tragedy. The Fox News correspondent who was gravely injured when a Russian missile struck his car while in Ukraine covering the war discusses his long road to recovery in […]
President Donald Trump’s return to office has had plenty of positive knock-on effects. That includes the University of California system becoming less racist. Trump’s righteous crusade against the racism of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” is resonating throughout higher education. That now includes the UC system, which announced on Wednesday that it would no longer use […]
President Donald Trump’s commitment to Make America Healthy Again has taken the country by storm. The alarm bells about Americans’ declining health have been ringing. Even before the MAHA movement had a name, Americans began taking a closer look at health — including how they eat and food ingredients. As a medical doctor, I teach […]
MEXICO CITY — President Donald Trump likes foreign leaders to say, “Thank you.” And, to be fair, plenty of heads of government owe him thanks. Russian President Vladimir Putin is, of course, at the head of the line. He has gotten everything he could have wanted from Trump, not just in Ukraine but in United […]
Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) stuck his foot in his mouth again this week when he tried to criticize Elon Musk by referencing the company’s stock price. The failed Democratic vice presidential candidate gloated about Tesla’s stock, commenting that he enjoyed seeing its price plunge. “On the iPhone, they’ve got that little stock app,” Walz said […]
Democrats were delivered a crushing blow this week in an NBC poll that exposed an all-time low in party popularity. The party appears mired in negative messaging as it struggles to identify a party leader. Meanwhile, Democratic governors in New York and Michigan have turned their backs on democracy and are playing politics with the […]
Education is one of the most important things we do as a country, but it only works when it’s directed by parents, local communities, and states — not by the federal bureaucracy in Washington, D.C. President Donald Trump is taking bold action to turn education back to where it belongs: with the people and the […]
The recent wave of vandalism against Tesla cars and trucks is steeped in irony. The people spray-painting, keying, and burning electric vehicles are left-wing haters of President Donald Trump and Tesla owner Elon Musk; many are explicit about it. But most of the cars are probably owned by people on the Left, too. I’d wager […]
America’s media used to tell a story about the baby bust, that it wasn’t really a baby bust, but a reshaping of the American family in the image of the highly educated urban liberal. The latest data undermine that story. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is, for some reason, the official baby counter […]
Once, it seemed everyone loved the California high-speed dream. The idea sounds so appealing: a sleek, ultra-fast train whisking travelers between Los Angeles and San Francisco in hassle-free comfort. Japan, France, China, and, heck, even Italy all have high-speed rail lines. Why not California, the world’s preeminent hub of tech innovation? Various California governors have […]
One year ago was my fifth month of detention in a horrible, small, freezing prison cell in Kazan, Russia. I was sick and feverish, spending most days on a top bunk, which was slightly warmer and had a bit of sunlight, so I could read books and letters when I had the strength. All the […]
Last week’s Formula One Australian Grand Prix was a rollercoaster thrill ride from the warmup lap to the final moments, but can you imagine how hard this year will be for those unfortunate folks at Netflix? After all, the early seasons of Drive To Survive were justifiably lauded for the manner in which the streaming […]
Unless someone is an astute student of history, it is unlikely that many know that the largest mass lynching in the nation’s history was of Italian Americans living in New Orleans in the last decade of the 19th century. The anonymity of this fact is indicative of a problem in the country’s historical education and […]
