President Trump insisted Thursday that the U.S. has ample military firepower and said he wants to prosecute "leakers" who told the media that supplies are running short.

This message is a desperate WAKE-UP CALL for the average American voter. For far too long, a great number of good folks, who try to live a prosperous, peaceful, and happy way of life (like we used to do in this country), have not learned how to choose the correct candidate to vote for. And […]

Turning 65 today means something very different than it did 30 years ago. Today’s seniors experienced the antibiotic revolution, the cardiac care breakthrough, and the dawn of cancer therapies that weren’t available during their parents’ time. Those breakthroughs were made possible by decades of investment in medical research and an innovation ecosystem that turns scientific […]

Our nation’s motto originally referred to the 13 states joining together, but it also points to the many strands of our population fusing into one people. Multiculturalism is fundamentally anti-American because it is driven by the opposite impulse — to divide the American people into separate, legally defined and enforced tribes. Its motto would be […]

Across much of the country, one of the two parties has simply stopped competing. No party illustrates that reality more clearly this year than the Democrats. The best examples are Senate races across the Great Plains and the West, where Democrats are dumping their own nominees for faux independents. It’s an extraordinary admission by the […]

The Trump administration made a sound distinction this week when it told leading AI companies that open-weight models would remain outside a new voluntary federal safety-testing framework. Critics immediately called the decision a gap in oversight. That description assumes every advanced model can be governed through the same checkpoint. Closed frontier systems and open-weight releases […]

Curtis Squire kept a handgun in his New Orleans home. Police found it while executing a search warrant tied to a shooting he wasn’t charged with. He had prior convictions for heroin trafficking and burglary, which made the gun itself a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1), the felon-in-possession statute. A 5th Circuit panel […]

Walk through a diaspora protest in London, Los Angeles, or Toronto, and you will spot something that shatters decades of state propaganda. Right beside the ancient Persian Lion and Sun flag flies the Star of David. This isn’t a cheap political stunt. It’s a raw, spontaneous nod to a shared history stretching back thousands of […]

Congress spent 90 years regulating suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns through a tax. Not a ban. A tax: pay $200, submit fingerprints and a photograph, wait for federal approval, and register the item forever in a national database. The National Firearms Act of 1934 survived its first constitutional test because the Supreme Court, in […]

Infrastructure bills like the “BUILD America 250 Act” typically build two things. One is physical: roads, bridges, ports, rail corridors, freight networks. The other is legal infrastructure that determines how safely, quickly, and affordably people and goods can move. For the latter, the act relies on the old political playbook — new layers of regulation […]