Opinion

Iran's brinksmanship crashes and burns with airliner it downed

An eagerly anticipated UN Security Council meeting came in the nervous aftermath of America’s targeted killing of Iranian terrorist kingpin Qasem Soleimani by an armed U.S. drone. Read More.

'Blue comfort food': We watched the debate as a public service

The latest Democratic Party debate featured the usual suspects of progressivism but little in the way of policy that would set the hopefuls apart from their fellow contenders. Read More.

Virginia Dems betray agreement, move ahead on gun control

The downside of a democratic form of government was on prominent display Jan. 13 at a Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Read More.

The fall of Spartacus: Cory Booker bows out

Spartacus has left the building. Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) announced Jan. 13 that he is ending his bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Read More.

Trump plays 'decapitation' card; How is Kim Jong-Un sleeping?

Soros cronies' 'New America' seeks to euthanize the old

It has become clear in recent years that those seeking to create a "New America" are following a very precise playbook. Read More.

Hillary Clinton and the amazing amnesia of delusional Democrats

Let’s focus on the Cult of Clinton and their claims that Madam President would have done better. Read More.

$4 billion for the wall clears legal hurdle

Make way for the excavators; the Trump Administration just cleared a legal hurdle in its effort to build the Wall along the southern border. Read More.

'Unsinkable'? Biden's bid claims divine right of Swamp royalty

Joe Biden’s “selected not elected” presidential campaign is a defiant pose against the current prevailing political winds that argue you cannot win simply by running as an establishment “it’s gotta be me” candidate in the post-Trump era. Read More.

In review: Multinationals' stunning radicalism

It's frankly been nothing short of stunning to follow the thousands of threads available and track just how strongly committed well known corporate brands are to some of the most destructive agendas threatening America today. Read More.

Antisemitism is anti-American

Antisemitism is a national security issue. This ongoing threat appears in many forms – and violent attacks only scratch the surface of this form of domestic terrorism. Read More.

Iran miscalculated resolve of an impeached president

A lethal lightning bolt pierced the Baghdad sky, as an American drone strike killed the terrorist Qasem Soleimani in an instant. Read More.

'Outrage': 17 FISA errors were submitted four times

The inspector general’s findings seem to confirm what many have suspected all along: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) request made during the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation doesn’t pass the sniff test. Read More.

Behind the Third World makeover of Portland, Maine

Maine's largest city, Portland, has been staggered by the influx of African refugees into its communities in recent years. Read More.

If 2010s was the decade of big government — what about 2020s?

The last decade has been about growing the size of government and encroaching on the freedoms and liberties of more than 300 million Americans. Read More.