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Green energy's instability a national security risk
The unspoken truth about renewable energy remains the biggest impediment to its continued deployment.
Investment in Kings Point an investment in America
It is 2 p.m. on a Tuesday at the United States Merchant Marine Academy, and I am watching midshipmen march across our waterfront campus in Kings Point, New York.
How the U.S. can stop losing the information war
America's ability to combat and defend against adversaries in the information domain is declining.
'Hail to the Redskins' tells the history the Washington franchise forgot
The Dallas Cowboys owe their existence, in part, to "Hail to the Redskins."
Democratic socialism's $50 trillion price tag
The White House Council of Economic Advisers has weighed and measured the Democratic Socialists of America's agenda and found it wanting, to the tune of a $52.8 trillion federal fiscal burden over 10 years, or about $49 trillion after crediting a billionaire wealth tax.
Democrats responsible for the Cornell 7 mess
It is October, before a midterm election, so Democrats must find and amplify a scandal so big that their base will rally to the polls. Only this time, the scandal is on them.
What Iran's proxies do with free rein
In late September, Tehran's Houthi proxies in Yemen fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and cruise missiles and drones aimed at an Aramco oil facility.
Trump gave America a Wi-Fi advantage
One of President Trump's greatest achievements is increasingly in danger.
When the state steals your children
No parents should fear that the government will seize their children because they reject radical gender ideology. Unfortunately, this is exactly what is happening to a Massachusetts Catholic family.
Why the midterm elections are so crucial
The upcoming midterms are as serious as a heart attack, for two reasons.
America's colleges forgot the Christian roots that nurtured the pursuit of truth
Last week, Steven Crowder hosted the first edition of his new series, "Change My Mind: Professor Debates."
Trump reset CAFE. Now Congress should repeal it
The corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) requirements have always been about getting federal government control over one of the nation's most important industries.
Socialists want to destroy the American dream
We are now less than a month away from the 2026 midterm elections.
Call to end genital surgeries on children met with silence
The child transgender craze has begun to recede in law and politics, but it is alive and unwell in the powerful medical organizations that shape government policy, medical practice and parents' perceptions.
China not safe for American students
During his state visit to Washington last month, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced that China would be inviting 100,000 American students to study in China over the next five years.
Trump's Arctic plan pays off; a security win in Greenland
President Trump has once again proved that he is the dealmaker in chief by finalizing a defense agreement for Greenland.
Colorado voters can defend women's sports, vulnerable youths at the polls
After women spent eons fighting for equal rights and, in turn, making stunning advances in various arenas, including sports, it's remarkable that so many have willingly ceded their hard-earned privileges to liberal mantras and absolute nonsense.
The Supreme Court should not let Colorado set national climate policy
For years, state and local governments have brought lawsuits against energy companies, seeking damages for the alleged consequences of climate change.
Emulating European healthcare won't win America the biotech race
What would happen if the U.S. stopped being the world's most attractive place to discover and develop new medicines?
