U.S. News/Policy

THE CHILDCARE COMPLAINT — AND THE MATH NOBODY WANTS TO DO I keep hearing it. Over and over. From parents, from politicians, from every left-leaning policy group that has a tax dollar to chase. The complaint comes in different flavors but it always means the same thing: “Childcare is too expensive. The government needs to …

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From the Oslo Accords to the Abraham Accords, Western leaders have spent decades confusing good intentions with sound strategy. Meanwhile, Europe absorbed millions of migrants, Christianity declined, and voters began revolting against the political establishment. Brexit, France’s political upheaval, and Britain’s massive immigration protests are warning signs. Apparently, national sovereignty matters in the Middle East, but questioning mass immigration in Europe gets you labeled an extremist. The canaries are dropping, the politicians are lecturing, and somebody ought to check the oxygen.

The Cornell University sex assault case shows the challenges of making a complex case in a court of law.

Welcome to the land of the free, where even the air above your property and the invisible radio waves passing through it are subject to federal regulation. The FAA is tightening enforcement against recreational drone operators, turning a remarkable piece of civilian technology into another exercise in government compliance. Registration, electronic identification, mandatory testing, and now tougher penalties. Somewhere along the way, Washington confused protecting the public with controlling it. The Founding Fathers envisioned limited government. We got unlimited paperwork. Don’t drone me, bro. It’s my flying camera, not an F-35.

Trump Is the WORST!!! At Being a Fascist Dictator The Left insists Trump is subverting our government in ways no leader in human history ever has — while, in the very same breath, invoking the 25th Amendment because he is too incompetent to function. You cannot make this up. Let me get this straight, class, …

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What if World War III doesn’t begin with nuclear weapons, but with the destruction of a mosque in Jerusalem? In 1914, one assassination triggered a chain reaction of entangling alliances, nationalism, and political stupidity that consumed millions of lives. Today, we’ve added religious extremism, information warfare, and nuclear weapons to the same geopolitical mousetrap. Put on your tinfoil hats as we explore how history might repeat itself. Same monkeys. Bigger weapons. And somebody’s still fighting over the steering wheel of Noah’s Ark.

America survived the Great Recession, only to get sucker-punched by World BioWar 1.0, runaway inflation, and another round of wars. Washington keeps borrowing, the oligarchs keep getting richer, and ordinary Americans keep paying the bill. Scripture warned us about debt, greed, and the folly of men. Different century, same human nature. The game never ends, and somebody keeps rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

Fourteen centuries after Muhammad began preaching in 610 AD, Abraham’s descendants are still arguing over the family inheritance. Three religions, one patriarch, competing claims to divine authority, and enough historical baggage to overwhelm a Pentagon PowerPoint. The weapons have evolved from swords to ballistic missiles, but the argument remains remarkably familiar. Welcome to the world’s longest-running family feud, where everyone claims God is on their side and nobody wants to split the inheritance.

Comedian Arynne Wexler is proving that free speech still has a pulse—and apparently a wicked sense of humor. With outrageous jokes about Muslims, pit bulls, and America’s growing obsession with being offended, she’s reminding us why comedy matters. In a world where everyone has sacred cows, sometimes we need somebody willing to fire up the barbecue. You don’t have to agree with the joke, but defending someone’s right to tell it? That’s what freedom looks like. Because when the comedians go silent, we’re in serious trouble.

Historians generally agree that the United States of America WAS one of the most extraordinary political experiments in recorded human history. What it could not survive, apparently, was its own success.

The war on education heats up….

Five days after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, Charlie Kirk made a prediction few wanted to hear: Netanyahu’s government might use the war to ethnically cleanse Gaza. Fast-forward to 2025, and suddenly Palestinian relocation was being discussed as government policy. Kirk didn’t have a crystal ball or classified intelligence. He simply understood the difference between winning a war and exploiting one. Sometimes the most uncomfortable predictions come from people paying attention.

I have four kids. Every one of them is going to inherit this planet whether Congress passes a resolution about it or not.

California Congressman Kevin Mullin wants Washington to classify certain airguns as firearms, apparently proving that Congress can now legislate physics. Airguns use compressed air. Firearms use combustion. More importantly, the Second Amendment protects “Arms,” not whatever Washington decides qualifies as a firearm this Tuesday. If America wants Australian-style regulation of air rifles, then have that debate honestly—but don’t pretend air became fire because Congress passed a law.

Russia is rattling sabers again—except this saber is several thousand feet underwater. Specialized Russian submarines and unmanned vehicles have been probing the seabed around NATO’s critical undersea infrastructure, apparently rehearsing capabilities that could threaten the fiber-optic cables connecting North America and Europe. Maybe it’s preparation for war. Maybe it’s deterrence. Maybe Moscow simply wants us to know they can reach the basement. Either way, NATO is watching—and the technology behind this strange new underwater chess match is pretty darn cool.

You know what’s fascinating? When someone spends their entire career railing against the wealthy elite while embodying EVERY SINGLE CHARACTERISTIC of the oligarchy they claim to oppose.