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Treason – At Home, at Work, and in the Shipping Department

Treason takes many forms, and a recent case in the news shows that it can come through normal-looking business transactions, through regular domestic...

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John F. di Leo

Like Father Like Son? Iranians are Rejecting Both

Can political legitimacy be inherited?

yesterday 5

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Nasser razii

The World Cup Will Expose Los Angeles' Liberal Illusion

The real question is whether America’s major cities still work for Americans.

yesterday 9

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Diane parker

How to Build an Antifragile Airline

From Pan Am and TWA to more recent casualties and restructurings, aviation has become almost synonymous with financial instability.

yesterday 9

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Peter C. Earle, Opinion Contributor  

A Boston Prof Links Hayek to the ‘Far Right’

A Canadian professor is deeply disturbed by Friedrich A. Hayek's mustache.

yesterday 10

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Christopher Chantrill

Republicans Won the Redistricting War. Will They Secure its Legacy?

America is stronger when maps reflect the people's will through their elected representatives rather than blue race-baiting.

yesterday 10

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Colorado’s Empty Classrooms Are a Warning for America

The empty desks appearing across Colorado today are the delayed consequence of decisions made years ago by politicians, educators, and cultural...

yesterday 10

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Brian C. Joondeph, M.d.

Shame, Religion and the End of Societal Norms

Without shame, belief in God becomes optional, then inconvenient, then irrelevant.

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Allan J. Feifer

Pope Leo XIV Cuts Off the Invisible Hand

Pope Leo XIV Cuts Off the Invisible Hand John L. Smith | June 7, 2026 Pope Leo XIV, in his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, compressed here...

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John L. Smith

A Sleeping Pill Called Heresy

The manic desire among progressive religious leaders to make religion “inclusive” has given globalists the option to use religion to advance their...

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Anthony J. Deblasi

Minneapolis to Hampshire: Mass Derangement to Murder

The murder of Henry Nowak at the hands of a protected minority -- and the police -- has become the spark that set Britain ablaze.

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Clarice Feldman

D-Day Reminds Us Who the Real Public Servants Are

Another D-Day come and gone, and another reminder that veterans deserve the benefits that politicians give themselves.

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J.b. Shurk

The DOJ’s Broken Windows

James Comey and E. Jean Carroll hopefully will open wide the gates to widespread punishment for the leftist crimes of the last ten years.

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John Green

Rick Adelman: Early Observations of a Hall of Famer

Some personal anecdotes about the early days of NBA Hall of Fame basketball coach Rick Adelman.

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Thomas budds

A Texas Philosopher Takes on Relativism

Sure to confound and possibly infuriate persons tied to the unexamined delusions that underpin the lunacy of our time.

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Richard Kirk

Platner’s Pine Tree State Appeal Is All About The Leftist Saps Who Moved Here

If you want the bluntest of all perspectives on Platner and the identicide behind him, you simply have to catch up to a blue collar Mainer.

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Alice Giordano

The Mask Of The Savior

The world has always known psychopathic tyrants who oppressed everything and everybody, but in our time they disguise themselves as champions of...

saturday 10

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Lars Møller

Government's Insatiable Lust for Your Money

Is the money you earn yours, or does it intrinsically belong to the government?

saturday 10

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Allan J. Feifer

Can Romania Lead the Way Out of the EU's Green Nightmare?

For Brussels’ net-zero ideologues, it is deeply inconvenient that people are beginning to focus on reality.

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Thomas Kolbe

ROK: Is Alliance That War Brought Together Being Torn Asunder by Peace?

South Korea’s new president is quick to spurn a long history of friendship, instead, seeking “allies” in communist regimes.

05.06.2026 10

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James Zumwalt

Rush Was Right

What was once controversial (when Rush Limbaugh said it) is now mainstream.

05.06.2026 10

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Bradley Steffens

Jim Crow and the Cost of Crying Wolf

Every time Democrats want to shut down a policy debate, they reach for the same emergency brake.

05.06.2026 20

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Jay rogers

The West Owes Islam Nothing

There is unending propaganda about an Islamic Golden Age of the past that today's Islamists want to recreate.

05.06.2026 20

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Frank Friday

Are Americans Enabling Our Enemies?

Naïve and uninformed Americans are surrendering to a system that is hell-bent on the destruction of this country and our freedoms.

05.06.2026 10

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Eileen F. Toplansky

Idiots And Barbarians

The open betrayal of Western Civilization and British tradition by Muslim Labour Backbenchers and Green Party representatives.

04.06.2026 10

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Lars Møller

The Failures in the Harris ’24 Autopsy

The Democratic National Committee’s long awaited and long suppressed analysis of Kamala Harris’s campaign bodes ill for the party’s future.

04.06.2026 8

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Meda parameswara reddy

Separating the Americans from the America-Haters

It’s a good year to take stock of American greatness.

04.06.2026 10

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J.b. Shurk

LA: Who’s Surprised?

The results of the Los Angeles mayoral primary are disappointing to the rest of America but unsurprising.

04.06.2026 20

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Whitson G. Waldo, Iii

Advice for All the New Graduates

You’ve got your degree. Now what are you going to do with it?

04.06.2026 10

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John F. di Leo

Judicial Overreach in the Barracks

The D.C. Circuit’s transgender ruling unconstitutionally usurps the Commander-in-Chief.

04.06.2026 10

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Don Brown

The $28 Lunch and the Truth about Financial Responsibility

Financial responsibility isn’t complicated or mysterious, and it’s not just for the wealthy; it’s simply about choosing the future over the present.

03.06.2026 7

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Christian Vezilj

Almost 40% of Democrats Support Hamas over Israel

Needless to say, this midterm season, please DO NOT vote blue no matter who.

03.06.2026 6

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Is Pax Silica The New Avatar Of The Great Reset?

This dystopia is closer than you think.

03.06.2026 20

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Janet Levy

New York’s 1.47 Million Voter Roll Fraud Unmasks The ‘Safe Blue State’ Myth

A damning discovery in New York has flown under the national radar.

03.06.2026 10

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Matt Kane

Washington Is Still Chasing Two Rabbits

If you chase two rabbits at once, you catch neither. That may be the simplest way to describe American foreign policy today.

03.06.2026 9

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Travis lynch

What Pride Month Should Be About

Today, pride has been attached to accidents of birth rather than achievements of character.

03.06.2026 10

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Jim cardoza

Trump’s Epic Fraud Crackdown is 'America First' for the Midterms

Trump's creation of the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud represents real commitment to making government work efficiently for American citizens.

02.06.2026 7

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Undemocratic Overreach In Strasbourg

How European judges usurp sovereignty over Europe’s borders.

02.06.2026 20

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Lars Møller

Fukuyama’s Follies

The irrelevant, failed social scientist took to social media to do what irrelevant failed social scientists do when they are desperate to re-establish...

02.06.2026 20

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Arthur Schaper

The Calamitous Legacy of the GOP's Civility Caucus

While the Democrat Party was stealthily being taken over by the American Marxist movement, the Republican Party wing of the Washington Establishment...

02.06.2026 20

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Steve Mccann

Jefferson and the Declaration

The Declaration of Independence never claimed to plow new ground, but it did an exceptional job of articulating the Enlightenment vision.

02.06.2026 9

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James D. Best

The Soft Bigotry of Historical Amnesia

Democrats abandoned segregation but never entirely abandoned paternalism.

01.06.2026 20

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Brian C. Joondeph, M.d.

GOP Voters Stand by Trump, Dismissing Democrat 'Affordability' Claptrap -Poll

A new poll indicates a striking picture of loyalty forged in shared values and proven leadership.

01.06.2026 10

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Joseph Ford Cotto

The Foreign Subversion of Partisan Politics

Sapping the will of Americans to remain dominant in world affairs will inevitably lead to a torpor at home, breeding depression and mass failure.

01.06.2026 20

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William R. Hawkins

Fix the Highway System with Trump Lanes

Our beloved highway system is no longer up to its basic function of Seeing the USA in a Chevrolet.

01.06.2026 20

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Christopher Chantrill

Europe Turns to Digital Currency

The digital euro ranks among the most ambitious projects within the political architecture of the European Union.

01.06.2026 20

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Thomas Kolbe

Deadly Pools

There is a mob mentality that has been let loose in America, along with a coarsening of moral sensibilities.

31.05.2026 10

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Jeffrey Folks

The Asymmetric Cold Civil War: How Resolve Can Preserve the Republic

Record-low trust in institutions, deepening regional and cultural divides, political violence, and a populace increasingly viewing opponents as...

31.05.2026 10

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Monty donohew

A Political Theory of Everything

Democrats believe America is defined by its sins, not its achievements.

31.05.2026 10

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Allan J. Feifer

A modern day Comedy of Errors

Judges are experts in every area of human knowledge--or so they think.

31.05.2026 10

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Lena Renconvich