Trump (or RFK, Jr.) Can and Should ‘Untangle’ Medicaid

A recent post-election doomsday headline reads, “Trump’s White House return poised to tangle health care safety net.” The following...

yesterday 30

Deane Waldman, M.d., Vance Ginn

Getting the States In Line on Immigration Enforcement

In the wake of the Democratic wipeout November 5 and the tapping of Tom Homan as President Trump’s “border czar,” Democratic governors are busy...

yesterday 30

John M. Grondelski

Is Burgum the Right Choice for Interior Secretary and Energy Czar?

From running for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination himself, former North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has proven himself a Trump loyalist...

yesterday 10

Janet Levy

When America Paid Tribute to Muslims

During his November 1 Friday mosque sermon at the North Hudson Islamic Center in New Jersey, CAIR official Ayman Aishat made a seemingly starting...

yesterday 10

Raymond Ibrahim

The Confirmation Wars

If you know anything about Washington, D.C., you know that lying and backstabbing are routine. Your enemies lie, and, often, your friends lie -- or...

yesterday 9

J. Robert Smith

A New Operating System for K–12 Education

Teaching is an art as much as it may be a science. I liken it to conducting an orchestra. Just as the conductor leads his orchestra, the...

yesterday 10

Kevin Finn

The President Needs Less Power

While we celebrate our great election victory, we must remember that the real work only now begins. The Republic has been saved, but only if we...

previous day 20

David Lanza

Repairing the World with Disruption

We Americans have three political tendencies. First, there is “struggle.” Just before the election Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said: If Donald...

previous day 10

Christopher Chantrill

Beating the 'Committee'

It’s been an article of faith in many circles of populist conservatism that events of the past few years have been orchestrated by a secret cabal...

previous day 6

J.r. Dunn

Honoring The Passing Of Two Great College Football Coaches

Two former college coaches who never received their due, passed away last week. Although they didn’t bring championship banners to their esteemed...

previous day 9

Will Otoole

Advice to Vivek and Elon: Don’t Create the DOGE!

I vividly recall walking through the corridors of Saddam Hussein’s palace in the Green Zone in Baghdad in 2006. I was there as part of a team...

previous day 7

Thomas B. Modly

A Senate of Benedict Arnolds

Benedict Arnold was a well-respected and courageous officer in the American Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. He fought in half a...

previous day 4

Vince Coyner

Democrats’ Frowns Brought Americans No Joy

I’m not much of a spontaneous laugher, but the explosion of videos with people doing the “Trump Dance” just cracks me up. When President...

previous day 50

J.b. Shurk

How Donald Trump Can Achieve His Second Most Important Accomplishment

President Trump’s signal accomplishment during his first term has to have been appointing and confirming judges who actually respect the...

monday 20

Ted Noel

Can Trump Accomplish His Lofty Goals?

It’s the dawn of a new era for the Federal Government. At least, we hope so. Donald Trump has been re-elected, and Republicans control all...

monday 10

John Kudla

The Obamas Get Their Comeuppance

The one person who knew that the Joe Biden presidency was something other than “Obama’s third term” was Barack Obama. If Obama had any...

monday 50

Jack Cashill

Tren De Aragua Gang Terrorizes American Cities

Joe Biden’s border policies are disastrous for communities nationwide, including cities that are nowhere near United States borders. There have...

monday 50

Wendi Strauch Mahoney

Identity Politics Blows Up in the Democrats’ Face

Some years ago, a university that I once attended decided to promote new orchestral music by premiering three original compositions at three...

monday 40

Twilight Patriot

The Trump Dream Team

The 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona was the first games in which professional basketball players were allowed to participate. Previously, college...

monday 30