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Europe and NATO have been asking themselves of late if they can depend on the United States to be there for them in case of attack by a foreign enemy. But the real question is whether we can depend on them to be worthy of our blood and treasure.
The Washington Post published an article on neighborhood gentrification on Sunday, and a lot of readers, to judge by the comments, saw it as completely racist. Perhaps, just perhaps, not everything is about race. The house color that tells you when a neighborhood is gentrifying A Washington Post color analysis of D.C. found shades of …
Nothing screams diplomatic genius like slapping tariffs on the very countries that keep your farms running.
The American industrial base has withered significantly over the last 4 or 5 decades, and especially in the last 20 years.
With the news that MSNBC has cancelled Joy Reid’s prime time show, my Twitter feed filled up with the laments of the left over that, and the inevitable complaints that she was fired because of raaaaacism the network hates black women. Former Representative Jamaal Brown (D-NY) tweeted: Joy Reid educated a nation every single night. …
Joann’s bankruptcy is both a casualty of a cultural shortcoming and a contributing cause of that shortcoming’s growth. It is a vicious circle.
Tim Cook, the head of Apple, met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago in mid-December and paid $1 million to attend the inauguration.
Star Idaho is proof that Ayn Rand was right about what will happen when the government becomes too oppressive.
Giving taxpayers a $5,000 cut of that trillion dollars in savings would go a long way in assuring the public that this is a fight worth waging—that the outcome does affect us—and that we can win it.
For many Federal agencies and many in the Federal workforce, the arrogant attitude is that we work for them at their pleasure. It is time for large swaths of the Federal government to be defunded and abolished.
In 2025, there are likely over 40 million illegal aliens residing in America and the great majority of them are being supported, in whole or in part, by Americans’ tax dollars as the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency is exposing.
The phrase “When the aristocracy catches a cold, the poor die of pneumonia” is not just an economic reality but a reflection of how power and privilege shape survival.
President Trump’s campaign to bring back serious manufacturing – light, heavy and in-between – has never been popular with the Left. I wonder why.
Gavin Newsom’s California shows how communism takes down a free civilization. It puts people in powerful government jobs who know nothing of what they should know for that job.
Trump dumped DEI and racist preferences in employment into the federal dumpster of history. The reaction from the left was what you should expect.
Ah, USAID—the benevolent Uncle Moneybags of international development, generously sprinkling American tax dollars across the globe like confetti at a New Year’s Eve party.
As soon as the inauguration wraps up, suddenly the media is shrieking about the “2025 Bird Flu Pandemic”, warning us that our backyard flocks are ticking time bombs, industrial farms must shut down, and hey, while we’re at it, let’s make eggs a luxury item for the rich.
While the intention to safeguard our economic interests is clear, President Trump’s tariff strategy teeters on the edge of recklessness.
As I look at thinning the herd on some of my subscriptions, I note that I am paying more for The Philadelphia Inquirer than for The New York Times and The Washington Post, both of which are better newspapers. But, not only am I more connected to the City of Brotherly Love, the Inky does provide some unrivaled entertainment!
