Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Once upon a time in America, Friday nights in the fall were the sole domain of high school football. That epoch is history. The college game has hijacked high school football in the pursuit of yet another revenue stream. Something is very wrong with this picture and everyone knows it.
If this had been done by the Trump Administration, the Editorial Board of The Philadelphia Inquirer, and far-left columnist Will Bunch would be screaming for a Special Persecutor Prosecutor to throw everyone in jail, but the Opinion section of the newspaper has nothing at all about this: Students who moved out of the country were …
Heritage Foundation Vice President of National Security Victoria Coates analyzes the impact of protests breaking out across France, reports of potential strikes on Iran and ongoing Russian attacks in Ukraine on ‘Mornings with FOX Business.’
Suicide recognizes no race. So, if you are hurting right now, skip my whole article. Call or text 988 instead. Veterans, press 1. It is free, it runs 24 hours, and the person who picks up does not care what color you are or who you voted for. Okay. The rest of you, pull up a chair. Class is in session.
Fight for the presumption of innocence.
In September 2009, Hofstra freshman Danmell Ndonye told Nassau County police she had been gangraped in a bathroom stall in Estabrook Hall after a campus party. She said one man had taken her phone, that she followed the group to get it back, and that she was then bound and assaulted by five men.
I find discussions on social media about what it means to be a man in America or in any Western Civilization – to be miserable. The chatter is usually more a compendium of complaints than coherent thoughts. Yet the subject is important, because while the suicide of Western Civilization is shared by men and women, men must lead the actual fight to save it, restore it, and catapult it forward for a few more centuries.
Former council member Matt Dalbey delivered a Satanic invocation to open an Ottumwa, Iowa, City Council meeting. The local invocation policy allows residents to deliver public prayers to the council regardless of their religious affiliation or beliefs.
I am hanging out with 300 librarians in Memphis for the Tennessee Library Association annual conference. We are in a hotel lobby, seated at the bar.
Most of the librarians are drinking whiskey sours and vodka gimlets. Some are drinking light beer.
It’s a wild night in Memphis.
A few days ago, President Donald Trump warned of a “1929-style Depression…if the Democrats get in.”
Trump is, of course, referring to November’s midterm elections. And throwing hearty rhetoric at the wall – hoping it sticks for electoral effect.
Dr. Amesh Adalja discusses reports of a suspected plague outbreak in Russia, calling for transparency from the Russian government after a second reported pneumonia-related death at a research lab.
History teaches us that wars rarely begin with the first shot. Long before the tanks move, capital flees, talent leaves, economies fracture, alliances shift, and nations begin using every tool of power except the one labeled “military.” From brain drain to DIME, Clausewitz, game theory, nuclear deterrence and the Madman Theory, the warning signs are usually there. The problem isn’t that history doesn’t teach us anything. It’s that humans keep waiting for the shooting before admitting the war has begun.
October 7, 2023 was Israel’s 9/11—a surprise attack on Shabbat and Simchat Torah, almost exactly fifty years after the Yom Kippur War. Terrorists understand that violence is the weapon, but fear is the payload, and calendars, holidays and symbolism can amplify the blast. Three years later, the consequences have spread far beyond Gaza: Israel abandoned containment, Iran’s proxy strategy collided with Israeli deterrence, and America discovered once again that being the global hegemon means everybody sends you the bill. The old Middle East wasn’t stable. It was merely temporarily not exploding.
Jews in NYC voted for the Democrat, Mamdani, whose platform was pro-Hamas/anti-Israel/antisemitic – contrary to American, and especially Jewish, interests. The Dems are now emboldened
Fox News contributor Liz Peek discusses Brazil’s recent election and a broader trend of Latin America shifting toward conservative candidates on ‘The Bottom Line.’
Democrats have started fires all over America, and they keep feeding them.
Their focus on affordability as a key issue in the midterm elections is absurd. Their push to reshape America into a candidate for Marxist globalist governance and their opening of the borders to tens of millions of unvetted migrants have played a major role in the inflation we are currently facing.
The 2028 presidential election will for the fourth consecutive time be a referendum on Donald John Trump. If his second presidency succeeds, as I believe it will, then the Republican nominee will prevail. If not, Barack Obama’s candidate will take the government over.
Every regime examined so far shares one more thing in common, and it might be the most important one: none of them could survive an honest conversation about what they actually were.
Virginia father Scott Smith, whose daughter was the victim of a school sexual assault, joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss newly released documents revealing a Biden administration Justice Department task force that targeted protesting parents.
People have a tendency to believe anyone accused in a high-profile case is guilty. We need to let the investigation conclude before we convict.
My sister and I sit cross-legged on the front porch, playing cards. I am losing. Not that this matters.
We are really into the game right now, slapping cards on the porch floor.