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The normalcy of American wars
The war in Iran is unlawful and unconstitutional, but in post-World War II America, it is normal. Here is the backstory.
Testimonies from people who have lived under socialism
It has become a truism that people who are embracing socialism have never had to live under it and its ideological twin, communism.
Beware the DSA: The 'dirtbag' wing of the Democratic Party
Americans who value freedom, prosperity, and American greatness should be deeply alarmed by the rising acceptance of far-left socialist candidates and policies. This is more than a passing trend.
Ending Hamas' existence remains the only agreement worth making
Last week, the White House announced what it described as a "historic" agreement for the "complete disarmament" of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza.
Democrats risk winning Congress while losing the center
As we head towards the bell lap of the 2026 campaign, a few of its features and likely consequences are coming into focus.
Melania Trump's crusade for Ukraine's stolen children
For more than four years, Russia's campaign to abduct Ukrainian children has been one of the war's enduring humanitarian tragedies.
Congress can start H-1B reforms in 'Reconciliation 3.0' bill
"Reconciliation 3.0" is a prime opportunity to revisit an idea that didn't get done in the border funding bill fight: ending the H-1B visa as a source of cheap labor.
Let competition regulate artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is transformational, but its consequences are not the biblical event Pope Leo XIV warns of.
South Korea helping China at the worst possible time
The United States has many problems in Asia. South Korea should not be one of them.
The 'conservatives' being paid to sell you wind and solar
Two things are true about the "conservative" groups now urging young conservatives to embrace wind and solar.
World Cup allowed U.S. to show the world its true colors
Many years ago, Ross Lence arrived at Indiana University from Whitefish, Montana, to study with the distinguished political scientist Charles Hyneman.
America needs teachers, not more credentials
A coalition led by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education recently called on Congress to provide $2.5 billion in workforce development grants and scholarships to address the teacher shortage.
Trump should stop negotiating and win against Iran
The American way of war from the Revolutionary War to World War II was straightforward. We did not fight to negotiate; we fought to win.
The axis of aggressors vs. America
North Korean troops and munitions beef up Russia's war against Ukraine. In return, Russia provides North Korea with sophisticated technology for its missiles, drones, satellites and submarines.
Trump promised blue-collar America a fight
Ahead of the midterm elections, Democrats have rediscovered a message they abandoned for a decade: They actually care about the future of blue-collar workers.
The Senate must act to protect our children from China's AI
In the race to gain ground in Artificial Intelligence and national security, China banned AI chatbots for its children, and even restricted them for adults, a move that should not shock anyone paying attention.
Democrats don't learn so much as double down to destroy
These socialists, these DSA-ers, these communists are seeing some success and are unseating longtime, long-standing, long-serving entrenched Democrat Party loyalists. That has the entrenched worried.
Mamdani's rhetoric echoes the old language of dehumanization
The mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani, a major American government official, is espousing rhetoric that echoes the past pattern of dehumanizing Jews.
Presence is deterrence: Restore America's maritime patrol in the Taiwan Strait
The most important security development in East Asia this year did not involve an aircraft carrier, a missile test or another Chinese military exercise around Taiwan. It involved two white-hulled coast guard vessels.
Ceuta shows how fast a border can collapse
In roughly 24 hours, the Spanish Interior Ministry estimated that about 50,000 migrants crossed illegally from Morocco into Ceuta by land and sea.
