Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
A Catholic church. It was lunchtime. The chapel was empty when I wandered in. The janitor was Latino and spoke fractured English. He was elderly, with lily-white hair.
“May I help joo?” he said.
I asked to speak to the priest.
“Have a seat,” the custodian said, “the Padre will be with you shortly.”
Does the busy ant look up and see A giant man walk by? Could it understand a house or car or Airplane if it tried? Does a fish in an aquarium Have questions it can ask? Or will it ever be unable To know the world beyond the glass? You say, unlike …
The ‘Outnumbered’ panel discusses the Pentagon’s plan to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, sparking debate over the legality and morality of public executions.
The generals get the history books, but the lawyers and comptrollers often decide what can actually happen. The same is true of nations. If people voting with their feet is one warning sign of decline, money may vote even earlier. Before the factories close and the scientists leave, watch where capital flows, where companies invest, what central banks buy, and what currencies nations choose to use. People need passports to leave. Money just needs a mouse click.
It’s easy for a leader to demand results, establish standards, and point out where others have fallen short. It’s considerably harder to look in the mirror when something goes wrong and ask a much more uncomfortable question:
What part of this belongs to me?
That’s where leadership begins.
Coppernico Metals founder and CEO Ivan Bebek joins ‘The Claman Countdown’ to discuss growing copper supply concerns driven by AI data center expansion, Nvidia’s wiring needs and projections that copper could hit $10 per pound.
I keep hearing this fairy tale about how the parties “switched” sometime in the 1960s. You know, the story where racist Democrats magically transformed into civil rights champions and Republicans secretly absorbed all that Jim Crow enthusiasm overnight like some political body swap horror movie. Fascinating theory. Absolutely captivating. Just one small problem: NONE OF IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED.
Ballroom, helicopter pad, a revamped Rose Garden. Trump will leave the presidency better than when he came in.
As his father lay dying in the family’s home in Palm Beach, President Kennedy visited the Old Man one final time. It was the last time the son would see the dad because 5 days later, Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated JFK.
Executing Nidal Hasan may finally deliver justice for Fort Hood—but wars are fought in the information domain too. An American firing squad executing a man who claimed he had “switched sides” and embraced jihad could become instant propaganda. The first-order effect is justice. The second- and third-order effects may be a story America doesn’t control.
House Majority Whip Rep. Tom Emmer, R-Minn., discusses democratic socialism ahead of the 2026 midterm elections on ‘The Bottom Line.’
What would communism “done right” look like? I think it would look a lot like the Apple TV+ series Silo.
The tornado touched down at 2:25 p.m. The storm raked through Little Rock like a veritable demon, heading northeast to Jacksonville.
The destruction was apocryphal. The injuries are too many to count. There aren’t enough ambulances to go around.
I talked to one victim on the phone.
It’s very sad to see what’s happened to Canada in the past several decades. What was once a nation of freedom, founded on Christian morals and values, has devolved into a tyrannical, secular humanist, cultural Marxist society, and as that’s happened, Canada has completely lost it’s moral compass, leaving citizens in a state of delusion, self-indulgence and sin.
Assistant Attorney General for Fraud Division Colin McDonald discusses efforts to stop fraud and waste on ‘The Evening Edit.’
Part II: Economic collapse doesn’t begin when everyone runs for the exits. It begins when the people who can leave quietly decide they should. Scientists take foreign grants. Engineers follow better jobs. Entrepreneurs move companies. Families move their money and children. The poor may be stuck, while the very people capable of rebuilding the country disappear. History’s warning may be remarkably simple: watch when people begin voting with their feet.
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.