The Right cannot defeat the Left by abandoning its own principles
BY
Conservatives win ‘only by demonstrating moral seriousness, defending institutions worth preserving’
Ben Shapiro
NYC erasing Little Italy is about more than a map
BY
‘Today’s symbolic omissions often foreshadow tomorrow’s political priorities’
What the DSA and Tucker Carlson have in common
BY
‘The debate should return to first principles rather than political personalities’
The Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship mistake
BY
‘The political branches can no longer avoid confronting the immigration system’
The Republican Party’s dissidents are showing themselves the door
BY
‘Carlson announced that he no longer supports the Republican Party because, in his view, it has become immoral’
An Iran agreement defined by unanswered questions
BY
‘Questions about enrichment, missile programs, terrorism, sanctions relief, inspections and enforcement remain unresolved or insufficiently explained’
Dems’ struggle to attract men reflects deep disconnect
BY
‘Masculinity is not primarily about appearance, style or personality’
Democrats’ high-stakes gamble on Graham Platner
BY
‘The message is simple – defend the candidate, regardless of the controversy, because the alternative is politically unacceptable’
No, Iran and China are not ‘winning’
BY
‘Prolonged instability in the Middle East threatens Beijing’s economy as much as Washington’s’
When political violence becomes acceptable, it becomes inevitable
BY
‘If people are suffering, the private sector must be guilty, and government must be the savior’
China: Our enemy, not our rival
BY
‘If the United States wishes to remain a world power, it cannot behave like a decadent welfare state’
Corrupt ‘Medicaid millionaires’ are hiding in plain sight
BY
‘One doctor willing to approve enough paperwork can bankrupt a state’
When does speech become dangerous? The Kimmel case
BY
‘Scrutiny should be directed at conspiratorial storytelling that teaches people to hate’
AI data centers: The new populist target
BY
‘Pretending we can opt out of the technological future is not a plan. It is surrender’
How Biden’s DOJ went after pro-lifers
BY
‘The federal government was reportedly outsourcing its surveillance and investigative efforts to activist organizations’
This is what a world superpower looks like
BY
‘The world is watching. And, like it or not, history is still being written in English’
In today’s NBA, beliefs can be a firing offense
BY
‘Jaden Ivey did not skip practice. He did not clash with teammates. He did not violate the law’
As Americans, are we safe anymore?
BY
‘Public safety … continues to be one of the most powerful forces shaping political opinion’
Iran is losing. Why pretend otherwise?
BY
‘What the regime is able to deploy now appears to be the remnants of what once was’
The 3 big lies about the Iran war
BY
‘Critics are spinning worst-case scenarios while ignoring the basic facts on the ground’
Iran’s last hope is American division
BY
‘The strategy is familiar: If you cannot win militarily, try to win psychologically’
Mamdani’s New York City flirts with chaos
BY
‘If leaders will not draw that line clearly, the public will continue to test it’
Marco Rubio’s case for a stronger West
BY
‘He urged Europe to … reclaim confidence in its own culture, heritage and civilization’
The dangerous con consuming American politics
BY
‘Periods of upheaval have long been fertile ground for nihilistic violence’
Obama to tell ‘the brothers’ to vote for El-Sayed
Larry Elder