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DSA's rise carries a warning for American Jews
If you were a Jew living in the Weimer Republic during National Socialism's rise to power, would you be at all concerned?
SharesTo beat China, America must first cut its own red tape
American leadership in biotechnology resulted from decades of investment.
SharesEvil rages in Massachusetts as unborn babies lose protections
"Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil." This line, a warning from the Prophet Isaiah, likely written between 739 and 681 BC, offers a timeless caution to humanity about what happens when we put our selfish whims above the Lord's truth.
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The U.S. dollar is the dominant currency for global trade. That simple fact puts the United States in a particularly powerful position to use economic sanctions to influence the actions of nations all over the world.
SharesFree speech lets Hasan Piker indict his own radical movement
Hasan Piker should not be silenced. The radical leftist influencer has burst onto the political scene as a self-styled Marxist kingmaker and viewpoint enforcer.
SharesOne and done term limits could fix Congress
One and done. It's time to take this concept to Capitol Hill and send members of the House and Senate packing after serving only one term.
SharesHow the U.S. can defend its critical infrastructure
The recent cyber attacks, probably by Iran, against at least 12 U.S. states is a stark reminder that America must do more to defend its critical infrastructure.
SharesLabor Department should target states' gig economy double-dipping
The Labor Department under President Trump has aimed to root out widespread waste and abuse in insurance, but it should also focus on the skimming by some states off the gig economy.
SharesAdvocates giddy over Massachusetts abortion law
Massachusetts was once known as the cradle of liberty for its role in the American Revolution. Now, it has forsaken the cradle and turned the womb into a death chamber.
SharesRadical Islam's three-stage framework for cultural capture
In Hamtramck, Michigan, an all-Muslim city council legalized backyard animal sacrifice over the non-Muslim minority, who objected on animal rights and sanitary issues.
SharesDemocrats pick classic tax-and-spend leftist David Crowley for Wisconsin governor
A tax-and-spend liberal from Milwaukee, where the schools are some of the worst in the nation -- that is the person Democrats have nominated for governor in Wisconsin.
SharesH-2A visa program should not become an amnesty, a permanent foreign-labor pipeline
Despite President Trump's strong focus on immigration enforcement and protecting American workers, a bill to provide amnesty for illegal aliens and to broaden the use of work visas was recently introduced by the House Agriculture Committee chairman.
SharesWhy can't America fix its oil problem?
Why are we still beholden to Iran and Saudi Arabia for so much of our oil needs?
SharesPolice cameras threaten the right to be left alone
The rapid spread of public surveillance cameras represents something far more consequential than a new piece of police technology.
SharesTime for vigilante justice?
The people need justice. As Americans, we desire it and it should be up to us, the people, to seek it out when the institutions -- the government, courts, big wigs and elites -- fail us.
SharesDemocrats cannot escape their overeducated socialist wing
For most of the past nine months, the Democrats have had a modest but durable 5-point advantage in the generic ballot test.
SharesTrump needs a post-regime strategy for Iran
As the U.S. war with Iran enters its sixth month, hopes for a short, effective engagement have fizzled -- along with, it seems, interest in obtaining freedom for the Iranian people.
SharesAmerica's dangerous AI blind spot
There are many kinds of threats in the world today. My decades of U.S. Army service as a Special Forces officer taught me that the ones you don't see coming are often the most damaging.
SharesBan commercial surrogacy
Three recent surrogacy stories made headlines within two weeks. In each one, it was the woman with no genetic tie to the baby who fought to keep the child alive.
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