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What Picasso thought of Abe Lincoln

Traditionalists fighting their rearguard skirmishes against the slobification of America suffered another defeat recently when the U.S. Senate abandoned its expectation that men wear a jacket and tie when on the Senate floor.

The Oakland Pirates

The Raiders may have left Oakland for Las Vegas, but a villain big and bold is still robbing residents of their gold — or, more specifically, their outboard motors.

Invest in feeling good (for others feeling bad)

Every now and then, you have to allow yourself to be happy at someone else’s misfortune. You’re not supposed to, of course. Schadenfreude is often considered an unattractive emotion that leads to a curdled and bitter perspective. But my motto is, as long as it doesn’t get out of hand, there’s nothing wrong with celebrating the failures and reversals in another person’s life. For instance, I read recently that almost 95% of all non-fungible tokens, those digital “assets” everyone was talking about a few years ago, are totally worthless.

California’s gas prices just keep going up

Bidenflation may have been forgotten by many media pundits, but its effects still haven’t gone away. In fact, California is feeling the worst of it at an all-too-familiar location: gas stations.

The miserable marriage meme

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Merrick Garland has destroyed his credibility

Attorney General Merrick Garland’s Sept. 20 congressional testimony was disgracefully evasive and misleading. He merits no confidence in leading the Justice Department. He inhibits justice and the rule of law.

Kim Jong-un sets forth steps to boost Russia ties as U.S. and Seoul warn about weapons deals

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered unspecified steps to further develop relations with Russia after his recent visit to the country as his foreign rivals warn that any cooperation on military weapons would be dangerous and bring consequences.

The unhinging of the conservative mind

Reports of the death of the legacy media may be exaggerated. Last week, some fearless reporting by the Atlantic revealed that Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) makes his own TV dinners from frozen salmon steaks given to him by Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). “He didn’t especially like salmon, but found that if he put it on a hamburger bun and smothered it in ketchup, it made for a serviceable meal,” the Atlantic reveals. Sen. Murkowski represents Alaska; hence the salmon steaks. Sen. Romney has been in Siberia for years; hence the TV dinners for one.

Matthew Goodwin analyzes populism from the inside

The political science professor owes his success to the reluctant admission by English elites that populism won’t go away.

Reviewed: The Origins of Woke by Richard Hanania

Released in the wake of last month's scandal, the book presents an interesting take on wokeness and the law.

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