‘Devout’ Biden using Catholicism as a political tool
If the question about preserving innocent human life ever crossed President Biden's mind concerning the Texas law, he made sure no one knew about it. Published September 8, 2021
If the question about preserving innocent human life ever crossed President Biden's mind concerning the Texas law, he made sure no one knew about it. Published September 8, 2021
Lost in the mess that is the Biden administration and its enablers in Congress is the fact that Congress has yet to pass appropriations for the fiscal year 2022. Published September 6, 2021
As the 20th anniversary of Sept. 11 approaches, and we are inundated with competing narratives about what should be remembered and learned from that day, it is important to take a moment and reflect on a few things. Published September 1, 2021
A few hours after the bombing of a checkpoint at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul last Thursday, President Biden presided over his version of a press conference. Published August 28, 2021
To borrow from a friend, Team Biden seems in some disarray. Published August 25, 2021
Last year, during the presidential campaign, Joe Biden promised the American people his administration would be characterized by order, discipline, experience, and, above all, competence. Published August 22, 2021
In 105 AD, the Roman Emperor Trajan, anxious to control gold mines north of the Danube, built a bridge - the Bridge of Apollodorus -- just downstream from Belgrade. Published August 19, 2021
There are plenty of reasons not to like the infrastructure legislation that recently cleared the Senate. Published August 14, 2021
You may have missed it or more likely not cared about it, but a few days ago, an outfit that calls itself the Climate Leadership Council suspended Exxon, which had been a member in good standing. Published August 11, 2021
A few days ago, the Congressional Budget Office was rude enough to release its assessment of the actual cost of the infrastructure legislation being considered by the United States Senate. Published August 6, 2021
In an attempt to (again) make their intention to raise consumers' energy prices as explicit and obvious as possible, a handful of Senate Democrats earlier this week announced legislation that would impose a carbon tax on large companies. Published August 4, 2021
This week, the United States Senate will debate, vote on amendments, and perhaps vote on final passage on "infrastructure" legislation that will spend at least $1.2 trillion of taxpayer money. Published July 30, 2021
There is an unfortunate and unhealthy debate raging over a book published by journalist Abigail Shrier about the surge in females under the age of 18 who have sought or are seeking medical interventions for gender reassignment. Published July 28, 2021
July has been an eventful month for education in Virginia, although if you get your news from the mainstream media, you might have missed it. Published July 25, 2021
When it comes to gerrymandering -- the practice of representatives choosing their voters rather than voters choosing their representatives - there's a lot of propaganda out there. Published July 21, 2021
Last week, the Democratic Party reaped the fruits of outsourcing its budget-writing to self-identified socialist Bernie Sanders. Published July 18, 2021
In the wake of last year's election, there was a sense on the right that the Republicans would never win another election and that the nation was doomed to a bleak and ever-deteriorating future. Published July 14, 2021
Financial regulators should do their jobs and leave social engineering to Congress. Published July 11, 2021
In June 1948, in an effort to bring Berlin to its knees, the Soviets closed off all ground access to the city. Published July 7, 2021
Environmental group's trick videos of oil execs show company advocating for its interests, in no surprise to anyone Published July 3, 2021