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Venus’s extreme temperatures pose questions that, the author argues, standard greenhouse theory cannot adequately answer.
There is no shame in armistice when the alternative is Armageddon.
Who can doubt that wherever communism has risen, war follows?
The receipt tells us what we pay. It doesn’t tell us how we got here.
A revolution that transformed the American family may well have contributed to the erosion of parental discipline and the rise of youth violence.
News headlines a few weeks ago focused on U.S. government secrecy and potential COVID falsifications, but the mainstream media missed some significant...
Despite what you might read in the media, plague is nowhere in your future.
Western European nations chose national suicide through bureaucratic paralysis and open borders.
A threat nobody remembers does not feel like a threat at all.
Let’s talk about the current state of the American economy in simple terms.
As he enters the final year of his current term, Argentina’s President Javier Milei can look back on a strong record of reform.
How grievance, identity, and performance are reshaping self-government
The Russia-Ukraine war has a real effect on US gas prices.
No one has ever had a valid excuse for shrinking from the duty to fight evil.
The Constitution is our firewall.
Nikole Hannah-Jones got the education hornets buzzing again, but the problems she highlighted have been around for a long time.
Seven million American children already hold a Trump Account, whose value is tied to low-cost index funds that track the national economy.
The New York Times’ Brazil coverage offers a revealing glimpse into how the Left thinks elections are supposed to work.
The enemy is already inside the gates.
This one is notable because it carries echoes of the Crown Heights riots, but with a very different cast of characters.
Economic stagnation, failing public services, immigration, and political cowardice are pushing the country toward repeated cycles of violent unrest.
Control the passageways, control the gates of your enemies, and you rule the world.
What are things like today, on the third anniversary of the horrific attacks on Israel by Hamas?
Small-scale 3D printing is a resource that has too many positive implications for the future to be constrained by people who fail to understand the...
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth recommended that Hasan be executed by firing squad. President Trump approved it.
Allan J. Feifer | October 7, 2026 Britain is America's mother country. Regardless of what one may think of the once-Great Britain today, much of...
Everywhere that assisted suicide has been legalized, critics have warned that, however tight the initial restrictions limiting the use of this...
A new look at Clarence Thomas also sheds light in a fascinating way on the history and operations of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Respect for human life seems to be riding a conveyor belt of progress on a fixed trajectory toward destruction.
We’ve come a long way since the days when the news arrived on foot, and in recent years a bad way.
A society that forfeits reality forfeits its future.
How political defamation can corrupt public judgment and make violence seem legitimate
Not only are Trump’s economic policies working to constrain China, but China’s young are beginning to protest what’s effectively slave labor.
Socialism and killing are interconnected, in more ways than one.
Orwellian brutes now govern Europe.
Why fashionable causes can turn celebrities into useful idiots.
Unless an individual is a citizen of the United States -- to be distinguished from being a citizen of one of the individual states -- the right to...
Reality is that “women expect to be protected.” And when they are not protected, they “complain.”
When political opponents become existential threats, violence can begin to look like virtue.
To see how far Iran has fallen, it is worth examining the poetry of one of ancient Persia’s most enduring figures.
When everyone is intoxicated, why does the law treat only one sex as lacking agency?
A psychopath she may be, but she is also a leader a rebellion — exactly as her hordes of followers are telling us.
The people who gave us $6 per gallon diesel now want to be elected because diesel is punishingly expensive.
America must distinguish between avoiding unnecessary wars and ignoring gathering threats.
How the mighty are fallen: The Greek undergdog gets to lecture the German monolith.
An Indian pilot and a handful of heroic Israelis performed a miracle in the skies that saved 182 people, a miracle that has made aviation history.
The catalogue of cultural transformations is a long one.
We need another victory.
An unexpected global diesel crisis has emerged against the backdrop of armed conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
How the British people gave up their own country, their future, and the narrative of their past.
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