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Want lower gas prices? Suspend ethanol mandate, federal gas tax
President Trump on Tuesday is set to host refiners and other various and sundry members of the oil and gas industry at the White House.
Democrats cannot dodge Hasan Piker's toxic politics
Twitch podcaster Hasan Piker campaigned with Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, helping the Islamist/socialist win the Democratic primary in Michigan for U.S. Senate.
Responding to the claim that 'the Jews killed Jesus'
The antisemitism of the horseshoe right continues to run rampant.
Complaints of White privilege are a losers' lament
From the basketball court to the Smithsonian museums in Washington to Cambridge University in Britain, accusations of White privilege are becoming as thick as flies on a decaying carcass.
Is America really an entrepreneur's paradise?
It seems there's no shortage of people and pundits calling America the best place in the world to start or run a business. But is it?
Parents need a school-year tech talk with children
As another school year begins, families naturally pause, reset routines and establish expectations for the months ahead.
The real problem with Taylor Swift's massive popularity
Celebrity culture often creates a truly diabolical environment, with singers and actors holding an alluring and monumental sway over the masses.
Goodbye, Dolly
Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at age 80, was truly an American icon. Her unique voice brought joy to millions.
Battleground Dems won't banish radical podcaster who's become party's voice
Rep. Debbie Dingell has heard enough about Hasan Piker, the radical communist podcaster and influencer who recently suggested that Jews invite violence when they advocate for Israel.
The indefatigable Dolly Parton
I remember, as a fourth-grader at Riverside Elementary School in rural upstate New York, using my milk carton as a microphone, performing Dolly Parton's iconic hit for my classmates during lunch.
As illicit substances become easier to produce, prevention is paramount
For many Americans, the end of August marks the unofficial end of summer and the return to school.
Look to Wisconsin governor race for 2028 general election forecast
The race for governor in Wisconsin may be one of the closest contests in the country.
Why Trump must pursue his promised North Korea meeting
North Korea now reportedly has 60 to 120 nuclear warheads, with a vast arsenal of short-, medium- and long-range ballistic missiles to deliver them to South Korea, Japan and the U.S.
Washington's Iran sanctions have a China and Russia problem
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday announced Operation Economic Outcast, promising that new measures against Iran will result in its unprecedented economic isolation.
Healthcare's shady use of 'shadow AI'
Welcome to the new healthcare world of "patient last" -- of prioritizing the system, the bureaucracies, the providers over the actual patient who's ultimately paying the bills. "Shadow AI" in the medical arena is a growing trend that brings privacy concerns, cybersecurity vulnerabilities and patient care problems.
Remembering 9/11 -- when you're too young to remember it
I don't remember Sept. 11, but I refuse to let it mean less to me.
Michigan offers a blueprint for reining in climate lawfare
When voters reject extreme environmental policy, the climate left does not take no for an answer. It just changes the venue.
South Korea's anti-faith fandango
On Monday, the next step in a never-ending march against religious freedom will be imposed on Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, co-founder and worldwide leader of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification.
How Republicans can still win at midterms
If you have been paying attention to media reports, you know that many politicians believe the November elections are a foregone conclusion.
