A Democrat-appointed judge gets it right for a change
We've been highly critical of federal judges appointed by Democratic presidents when they indefensibly ignore the rule of law or blatantly disregard clear legislative intent.
Editorials
Deterring new Korean nukes: Biden should remind South its security is still assured
“Nature abhors a vacuum,” goes the idiom, and so does North Korea.
Censorship of conservative media needs to end
On Tuesday evening, the Newsmax TV cable network was dropped by AT&T’s DirecTV from its channel lineup in what can only be viewed as the latest attempt to censor conservative voices.
Biden’s document debacle
For ‘select’ at Davos, money is key to staying cool
After two years in office, Team Biden brags of economic success despite contrary evidence
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Biden versus Trump: A tale of two presidential probes
Like two peas in a pod, President Biden and former President Donald Trump are caught up in ongoing investigations.
Team Biden chooses an IRS hill on which to die
Team Biden recently issued its first veto threat -- over the House-passed legislation reeling in the 87,000 new Internal Revenue Service agents and the $80 billion given to the IRS.
No pandemic or 'national emergency' should restrict worshippers from gathering
There are many areas in which the coverage by the secular press falls short of what would be called "optimum." Reporting on religion is near the top of the list.
Biden's 'zero-carbon' policy stokes a war on gas stoves
New stoves that broil, brown and bake with natural gas could be banned based on research suggesting that gas-related pollutants can cause respiratory problems.
The FBI's 'Twittergate' troubles
Gadgets that are broken need to be taken apart and fixed or tossed and replaced. It also applies to agencies of government.
Biden's immigration actions less than heroic
President Biden has now done what he had never dared: Appear at the southwest border to survey the ongoing battle to transform America through immigration.
Female athletes get short shrift from 2nd Circuit
"Elections have consequences," President Barack Obama gloated three days after taking office in January 2009.
Biden's border blather is too little, too late
Late Friday night, on the weekend before Christmas, the Biden administration dumped the news that 233,740 immigrants crossed the U.S. southern border illegally in November.
Time for Republicans to unify and elect Kevin McCarthy as House speaker
About 20 Republican congressional representatives are playing an extremely dangerous game by casting protest votes against Rep. Kevin McCarthy in his bid for House speaker.
The limits to emancipation through COVID-19 vaccination
Normal life has returned for most Americans as the COVID-19 pandemic that struck three years ago continues to fade.
What should the new Congress investigate?
The voters could have given either party a mandate in November. They didn't, opting instead for an outcome that will produce gridlock between both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue and both sides of the Capitol.
When the power fails, lives can be threatened by policy and criminality
Some like it hot, some like it cold, but the majority of humanity depends on middling temperatures for comfort -- and for life itself.
