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Air Force One diplomacy could reopen China to American chips
President Trump brought a dozen American CEOs with him last week to meet with Chinese strongman Xi Jinping.
FDA's flavored smoke-free products rules should protect children and respect adults
Why did the United States allow so many illegal, flavored nicotine products to flood the market?
Wealth tax or stealth tax?
One hundred billion dollars for IRS enforcement: That is what a congressional proposal wants to hand the IRS, and it is only the beginning.
On our 250th, opposition mounts to celebrating our faith
Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving on the National Mall on Sunday received an outpouring of support from everyday Americans -- and opposition from whiny elitists.
Virginia Supreme Court gerrymandering decision a rule-of-law victory
We are blessed in Virginia to reside in the larger context of a constitutional republic.
Republican voters want team players
Sen. Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican who voted to convict President Trump in his second impeachment hearing more than five years ago, lost his Republican primary Saturday.
Do populists know that taxes are wealth transfers?
Earlier this month, a short video from The Washington Post featuring editorial board member Dominic Pino describing the Washington Metro system's financial woes ignited a social media firestorm.
U.S. must get serious about winning the war with China
The good news is that the communists who run the slaving, genocidal regime in China are, like collectivists everywhere, pretty straightforward and transparent with respect to their goals.
The consequences of rationalizing evil
When I was working as a reporter at a small newspaper, a colleague came into the office with a brand new, very expensive camera he had just bought.
My time in Cuba helped me understand the island's suffering
The only thing Washington and Havana have to talk about is how soon the communists can pack their bags and leave.
Obama and the art of projection
In a recent interview with Stephen Colbert, former President Barack Obama said, "I'm worried about the Republican Party."
Hamas raped minors and the dead on Oct. 7
A two-year investigation by an independent Israeli commission found that Hamas engaged in a systematic reign of sexual abuse and other atrocities on and after Oct. 7, 2023.
CBDCs: Government's tool to control what you buy and own
A Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) would be the ultimate tool of surveillance and control and is antithetical to the values of liberty and financial freedom.
A marriage crisis? Stunning stats raise concerns, hopes
Marriage is the bedrock of a society, but what happens when America's young people delay marriage or shift their perspectives on child rearing?
Immigration law is made in Washington
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is under a misapprehension. She thinks Washington needs her permission to enforce federal immigration law.
The real purpose of the Trump-Xi meeting
Expectations were high when President Trump visited Beijing to meet with Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping.
The do-nothing Congress
Americans' disapproval of Congress is at a record high of 86%, according to the latest Gallup poll, while Republicans' approval has plummeted from 63% last year to just 20% this spring.
Cost of living must drive Republicans' agenda
The hardworking people of America are hurting.
The anti-plastic push would make groceries unaffordable
Across the country, a wave of new environmental legislation is quietly moving from state capitals to the grocery aisle.
