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Reauthorizing the DFC puts China on a belt and road to nowhere

Will the developing world, home to billions of possible customers and enormous reserves of critical minerals necessary for defense and next-generation technology, fall under China’s spell? That’s the question before Congress as it debates reauthorizing the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, America’s primary tool to combat Beijing’s malign plans for political, economic, and military dominance […]

Yes, the State Department should move Turkey to its Near East bureau

Reps. This month, Brad Schneider (D-IL) and Gus Bilirakis (R-FL) introduced a bill to ask the State Department to remove Turkey from its Bureau of European Affairs and instead place Turkey in its Bureau of New Eastern Affairs. It is a good, long-overdue idea. Secretary of State Marco Rubio should embrace it immediately, even prior to a […]

DEI was destroying the University of Michigan

The University of Michigan is shutting down its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, which has only made the university more divided and hysterical. University leaders have decided to “close the school’s DEI offices, shutter its DEI plans, and end diversity statements in hiring.” This is a massive change for the university that had one of […]

Women’s issues cannot subsume family issues in AI debate

Personal, Luddite-esque aversions to technology can still couple with the Trump administration’s plans to lead on artificial intelligence. It is a needed reconciliation, yet it is hindered by the “women’s issues” that lead every cultural and political conversation. AI dominates national concern right now. While the Trump administration aims to lead the sector “to promote […]

The Trump administration turns the screws on free speech

In his Inaugural Address on Jan. 20, President Donald Trump pledged “to immediately stop all government censorship and bring back free speech to America.” It was a shallow pledge. That much is made clear by the Trump administration’s escalating crackdown on U.S. visa holders who have criticized Israel, expressed support for Palestinian causes, or both. […]

Vance gives Marines a boost with visit to Quantico

On Wednesday, at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Marines from Virginia came face-to-face with Vice President JD Vance, the first Marine vice president in history. Twenty years ago, he was just like them: young and often unprepared for what awaited at the base. They arrived from various parts of the country and are from different races […]

NYPD investigating hate crime criminal mischief incident involving Tesla vandalism

The New York Police Department is investigating a Thursday vandalism incident involving a Tesla after receiving multiple images and footage from the vehicle’s self-recording features of two men etching words onto the side of the car. “It was reported to police that on Thursday, March 27, 2025, at approximately 0100 hours, in front of 730...

Hospitals are under digital siege, and it’s a national security threat 

These aren’t just IT headaches — they’re dangerous.

Alina Habba sworn in as interim US attorney for New Jersey

Alina Habba, a White House counselor who was previously a personal lawyer for President Trump, was sworn in Friday as New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor. A staunch defender of the president in the courtroom and in the media, Habba represented Trump in high-stakes New York civil trials including in his business fraud case and...

New US envoy to UN should counter anti-Israel bias

The new U.S. ambassador to the UN will encounter a decadent institution that has a double standard against Israel and needs to be challenged.

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