The Biden administration announced Monday that it will form an interagency team to address the unusual flying objects in the skies above North America.
There is no such thing as a “black national anthem.” Despite recent attempts by radical actors and so-called social justice warriors, so long as the United States of America exists, there never has been and never will be. Promoting such an anthem is nothing more than a continued coddling of the perpetually aggrieved and the Left’s latest attempt to infuse racial hatred and division in society. It’s indicative of the left-wing, social justice sickness that plagues our country.
One perspective: Super Bowl 2023 showed a glorious America with differing views on race, sex, and talent. Another perspective: This Super Bowl wanted America to look woke first and great only second.
With China's spy balloon now a week in the past, the nation has moved on to the three unidentified flying objects that the United States shot down in recent days. The China espionage point bears greater attention: Beijing's capabilities and ambitions in terms of drones, balloons, cyberspace, telecommunications, and human intelligence operations are vast and global.
After any incident in which a black man is killed by police, legacy media outlets will blow it up to fit the Black Lives Matter narrative, no matter how dubious the circumstances or how uncommon truly unjustified encounters are. Police officers get no such concern when these situations are reversed, however.
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) is reportedly preparing to run for president. This could be a great thing for him and for the country, but with some important caveats.
Sex is fantastic, and you should have it more often. That is the argument Magdalene Taylor makes in a New York Times op-ed published Monday. And I completely agree!
House Republicans are officially relaunching their investigation into the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic by calling for testimony and information from Anthony Fauci and other current and former Biden administration officials. Reps. Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio), the chairman of the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis, and James Comer (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Oversight and...
A Democratic member of Congress on Monday said that the Biden administration is not going far enough to protect people from deadly air pollution. Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.) joined environmental advocates at an event discussing soot pollution – which has been linked to heart attacks, asthma and premature deaths — saying he’s “disappointed” the agency...
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin cited the flight pattern of the three objects that were shot down over the U.S. and Canada in the last few days as one reason the Biden administration decided to down them. “We don’t know if they were actually collecting intelligence, but because of the route that they took, out of...