Catastrophic grid failure in Texas requires new approach to prevent repeat disaster
Texas froze in February and vast portions of the state’s electric grid went dark.
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Joe Biden spending spree costs two Iraq Wars in three months
Meet Joe Biden, America’s drunken sailor. When Mr. Biden first came to Washington during the previous mini-Ice Age, federal debt was about $450 billion — a quaint little figure when you think about it these days.
‘Jim Crow’ political analogies need to stop
We need a new rule. Just as no modern political leader is “Hitler,” no current U.S. government policy is “Jim Crow.”
Biden and Yellen’s nutty corporate tax rate plan
Biden making the world safe for highest-taxing industrial nations
Twitter protects BLM, YouTube deletes DeSantis
President Biden stumbles again
What loss of liberties looks like under the Biden presidency
Biden’s Medicare expansion proposal: More power to Washington
Lawsuit against the Poway Synagogue highlights the responsibiity of religious institutions
A lawsuit filed in a San Diego Superior Court has significant implications for churches, synagogues, mosques and temples across the country.
Why Joe Biden’s broadband plan is flawed
To state the obvious, the $100 billion Biden broadband plan means more regulation, higher taxes and worse service.
Illicit Iranian-Chinese oil trafficking threatens U.S. credibility
In the three months since President Biden took office, Iran has been testing U.S. resolve by escalating its uranium enrichment activities, directing terrorist proxies to attack U.S. forces, and taking another American hostage.
Feds should keep their noses out of running elections
Whatever you think of the 2020 elections, it seems prudent to be concerned about the quality and integrity of the process.
Progressive tolerance is a self-congratulating, virtue-signaling, one-way street
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of decades, it’s hard to deny that the basic values that once served as the foundation of our republic have vanished like dust in the wind.
Georgia’s citizens and baseball fans deserve an apology from Rob Manfred
For many, baseball’s Opening Day signals a great awakening after a long winter.
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The attempted smear of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on this week's episode of "60 Minutes" is the latest reminder that the once-respected "Fourth Estate" is dying a slow painful death in full public view.
Enduring the tyranny of the Democrats' majority
Does it really matter if the instrument curtailing liberty is a monarch or a popularly elected legislature?
I'm a capitalist, President Biden, and you're not
Back in the day when "Saturday Night Live" was funny, Chevy Chase would open the "Weekend Update" segment by saying, "I'm Chevy Chase ... and you're not."
The COVID-19 crisis is over, what's left is Biden's political theater
"You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before," said Rahm Emanuel, then-President Obama's chief of staff in 2008.
Woke justice warriors hurt those they try to help
Progressive justice warriors cloak themselves in moralistic virtue, but their radical demands often hurt the people they're supposed to be helping the most.
Building on the Trump administration's victories to advance American freedom
Since my service as vice president concluded, I have taken the time to reflect on all that America achieved over the last four years, and I believe that posterity will recognize the Trump-Pence administration as one of the most transformative, and most consequential, in American history.
When highways are racist
President Biden's DOT shut down a highway project in Houston, saying the road construction was a classic case of racial injustice. At the same time, feds demanded contractors tied to the job get rid of all their black-ink pens, saying any color but green sent a message of racial injustice.
Trump was right -- everyone can get a COVID-19 vaccination by April
It's almost like there was a vaccination plan all along. In September, then-President Trump said that by April, everyone in the country would be able to receive a coronavirus vaccination.
LOVERRO: Grit, guts and Soto adds up to winning Nationals formula
Winning, even during their title year, never seems to come easily or simply for these Nationals.
War Powers Resolution should be repealed
With the possibility of a more interventionist foreign policy approach looming, questions will inevitably resume over which branch of government actually is responsible for sending U.S. troops abroad.
Fact-checking cleanup on Aisle 78
One of the fun new talking points offered by the cool kids in the Biden administration is that a new report from Moody's Analytics indicates that President Biden's infrastructure-is-really-everything-we-can-possibly-imagine plan will help create 18.9 million new jobs by 2030.
Don't pay college athletes
Your article, "NCAA, college athletes square off at Supreme Court over student compensation" (Web, March 31), shows the desperation, once again, of some groups to secure part of the revenues earned from college athletics. Certain parties are claiming athletes are suffering due to the current NCAA formula of providing forms of financial support to student athletes. It appears that these groups have wrongly promoted their position, misleading the public and now the U.S. Supreme Court.
Abortion not 'essential health care'
The Center for American Progress (CAP) wants the evil of killing an unborn baby to be valued as essential health care and protected by law. An email titled "Abortion is Essential Healthcare" by Jamille Fields Allsbrook, CAP director of women's health and rights, stated: "We must transform how abortion is treated in this country This means building a cultural and systemic framework that values abortion as essential health care."
U.S. not looking good under Biden
Prior to last November's election, a social media post expressed concern that voters, impressed by President Trump's successful economic policies, might "mistakenly" reelect him. The author went on to spew hatred of Mr. Trump, vowing to "vote for a rock" in reference thereto.
China contemplates military action against Taiwan
There have been some developments in the past that may have led to negative sentiments against China.
The brave few on the front line for freedom deserve America's support
In this already stormy century, freedom has many powerful enemies, and few powerful defenders.
Biden administration creates chaos at every turn
In the short 11 weeks since President Biden was inaugurated on Jan. 20, we can say he and his administration have at least been consistent. Consistent in creating chaos at every turn.
Major League Baseball hits a foul ball in Georgia
Major League Baseball (MLB) is following Black Lives Matter (BLM) and taking a stand on the state of Georgia's recent election legislation.
Here's how Republicans win the messaging war on election reform
In the aftermath of the 2020 election, 64% of Americans support strengthening election safeguards to ensure our elections are free and fair.
Biden embarks on frenzied campaign to block election reform
President Biden and his congressional and media allies' frenzied crusade to block reforms designed to safeguard the integrity of the electoral process may backfire.
