Among the notable notables reportedly set to attend the upcoming World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos is Christopher Wray. Why is the head of America’s FBI attending an organizational meeting that is aimed at advancing the anti-American Great Reset agenda?
Transportation’s Pete Buttigieg is fielding some much-needed fire for his epic fail to address the airline crisis keeping good citizens in states of various abandonment at airports around the nation. But the most interesting critics are those expressing surprise over his fail-to-act.
"They all lie." It's a constant refrain about our political class. There's a sense of resignation in that sentiment that threatens the survival of our participatory democracy.
Friday, the 27th of January, is Holocaust Remembrance Day. The theme this year is "Memory, Dignity and Justice." It's fitting in so many ways, especially when the first victims of the Holocaust are considered.
Facebook is serenading Donald Trump to return to its platform, and Twitter is practically begging his thumbs to come back.
Six years ago this week, I stood in the Oval Office with then-President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and my fellow cheesehead Reince Priebus.
I recently did an interview with a smart, experienced Washington journalist.
The origin of SARS-CoV-2, the agent that causes the disease COVID-19, remains a mystery to the public.
Russian invaders habitually abuse their power in interactions with Ukrainian citizens and have made a practice of capturing random citizens to use as leverage in prisoner exchanges.
As one song in "Cabaret" told us, money makes the world go around. Wherever money goes, corruption is only a step behind.
The European Union couldn't get people to go along with its push for people to stop eating meat and instead eat bugs -- so EU elites have sneaked in a rule to let manufacturers use ground-up crickets in place of flour in their starch-based foods. Good time to stock up on MREs.
The Aspen Institute Economic Strategy Group recently released a book about the economic challenges facing the United States. One challenge on which they focused was the specter of U.S. population decline.
The race to develop an effective COVID-19 vaccine in less than one year was a testament to the ingenuity, innovation and technological prowess at the heart of the American economy.
"The United States of America is under attack."
In the northeast corner of Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve, there's a 600 million-barrel reserve of petroleum called the Willow project. The United States needs that oil.
Robert Hur, the special counsel assigned to investigate President Biden's sloppy secret-keeping, played an intricate role in the Department of Justice's maneuvering to thwart dossier killer Rep. Devin Nunes.
In our relativistic age in which everyone has his or her own "truth," and none is to be preferred over another so long as the individual feels good about it, why should anything be considered scandalous?
This column has recently outlined the specious arguments offered by the feds when they have been caught spying on ordinary Americans.
You may have heard that California Gov. Gavin Newsom's climate regulators have ordered automakers to give up on the gas-powered cars, pickups and SUVs consumers love and begin a forced march toward selling 100% electric vehicles in that state by 2035.
At the annual World Economic Forum last week, Al Gore melted down faster than any glacier he and his fellow eco-alarmists have ever pointed to as supposed evidence of global warming.
Being a White House press secretary is like joining an elite club.
Comedian Bill Maher held little back on last Friday's episode of HBO's "Real Time," pondering what in the world is unfolding in our public schools and imploring the Democratic Party to take responsibility.
