Opinion
J.D. Vance, man who would be king of a kingdom that nobody is sure exists
Let’s get one thing straight about Vice President J.D. Vance: The man contains multitudes.
Chameleon hypocrite Troy Jackson no improvement over Graham Platner
Troy Jackson, the Maine Democratic Party’s prospective nominee for the U.S. Senate, is Graham Platner lite.
The American presidency and perpetual war
One of the defining failures of modern American government has been the steady erosion of Congress’ constitutional authority over war.
Kevin Warsh in the land of Oz
Americans are like Dorothy in Oz. We expect the Wizard — Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh — to solve our toughest economic problems by manipulating interest rates.
Leftist ‘leaders’ hate free speech
Throughout the modern era, left-wing political actors and politicians have consistently wrapped themselves in the cause of democracy and loudly marched under the banner of human rights.
Marat and Corday warn America against political violence
During a hot summer in 1793, one of the most radical revolutionaries, Jean-Paul Marat, called on the revolutionary government to execute no fewer than 250,000 of his fellow citizens.
Mamdani borrows DOGE’s best idea for New York City
The Department of Government Efficiency officially closed its doors earlier this month, falling short of its (overly) ambitious goals.
Doctors advised abortion, but my parents chose life instead
Almost 22 years ago, my mom faced an impossible decision. At least that’s how the doctors framed it. Doctors told my parents they were certain that their unborn child had Trisomy 21, also known as Down syndrome.
When AI annihilates American civil liberties
Straight out of George Orwell’s “1984,” artificial intelligence is increasingly being deployed to monitor Americans.
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Economic justice is a Marxist takeover of free markets
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Letter to the editor: Death is the cost of war
As a veteran, I'm done watching people twist the deaths of our service members into political ammunition.
Letter to the editor: Schools should embrace AI -- the right way
It's time that teachers and administrators stopped taking a just-say-no approach to artificial intelligence in the classroom.
Letter to the editor: World Cup exposed lingering Falklands hostilities
For the crowd of young people clustered around the bar at the William Morris pub near London's Hammersmith station, the outcome of the World Cup was sweet revenge.
Let freedom ring!
With the passage of 250 years since the signing of our Declaration of Independence, what does the word freedom mean to Americans today?
'America will be great again if we humble ourselves in prayer for revival'
If one desires to make America great again, we must understand what made America great in the first place.
Freedom is at the heart of American exceptionalism
In the famous movie "Braveheart," William Wallace, as portrayed by Mel Gibson, was ultimately tortured to death. In his final moments, when given a chance to seek mercy, he yelled one word, "Freedom!"
Celebrate 250 honors America's founding and core values
Freedom is a gift from God and should never be taken for granted.
