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No Body. No Jury. And the Doctor Who Thought He Was Smarter Than Murder

The smartest man in the room is often the last one to notice the room has already decided.

yesterday 7

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Kyle McClay

Cuba’s Failed Communist Messiahs

In view of the brutal and hellish record of its failed communist messiahs, past and present, it is only right that the ideology and actions of the...

yesterday 10

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Fay Voshell

Greenland Deal: After The Party Comes The Hangover

Despite the Scandinavian-style gloom in Denmark over the U.S. Greenland deal, it's actually a good deal for both sides.

yesterday 9

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Stephen Helgesen

Egypt’s Luxury Property Builders Have Some Questionable Connections

Questions over the people, money, and cross-border relationships behind Horizon Egypt, one of Egypt’s most visible luxury property developers.

yesterday 7

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John Smith

Mayor Mamdani Kept The Wrong Souvenir From Africa

The mayor touts a football bearing Kwame Nkrumah’s face, forgetting that Nkrumah’s policies are what have driven so many Africans to America.

yesterday 7

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Jonas Divine

China’s AI Gamble -- and America’s Leverage

The U.S. is ahead of China in the AI race, and the Chinese know it. But the technological gap with China has narrowed dramatically.

yesterday 7

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Mario Alexis Portella

There Can Be Only One: Preventing China From Becoming a Superpower

China does not want to coexist with a powerful America; China has a long-term strategy to weaken and supplant America.

previous day 10

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Mike Phelps

Quantum Computing Flees Europe

Thanks to foolish and self-defeating anti-industry government policies, a growing number of high-tech companies in the EU are packing up and leaving.

previous day 20

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Thomas Kolbe

An Implicit Bias Of White Racism?

From Nolan Wells to Tasia Fortune, the race hustlers never let a tragedy go to waste.

previous day 10

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James Zumwalt

We Need to Talk about Democrats

People who celebrate political violence cannot be trusted.

previous day 10

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J.b. Shurk

Republicans cannot afford to be purists about voting in the midterms

Democrats won’t magically lose the midterms just because they’re so radical. The only way to beat the Democrats is to vote.

previous day 10

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Craig Deroche

Footballs, Fealty and Feminist Fakers

When did “women supporting women” come to mean only women who make approved choices?

previous day 20

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Jeannie Deangelis

Mandating Grid Dependency

California has gone far beyond merely encouraging residents to abandon gasoline and natural gas in favor of electricity. In time, it aims to make...

thursday 9

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Jim Cardoza

Evil Flourishes When There is No Respect for Life

As dehumanizing ideology takes hold in the left, the West is becoming a pagan death cult, where individuals have no value.

thursday 20

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Steve McCann

Trump’s Executive Order Has Election Officials Terrified

Don’t believe the hype about the Supreme Court ending Trump’s effort to clean up mail-in ballots. He’s got every bureaucrat nervous and...

thursday 2

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Jack Gleason

When Democrats Tell You Who They Are, Believe Them

Many of the Democrats running this year aren’t the usual squishy socialists we’re used to. They are people who hate Americans, the U.S., and the...

thursday 20

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Robin M. Itzler

The Economy Won’t Win The Midterms For Democrats

Don’t get cocky, though. This non-presidential election cycle will come down to pure partisanship and voter turnout. The party with the energy will...

thursday 10

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Why Is The Department Of Labor Undercutting PBM Reform?

Why is the Department of Labor trying to steal the spotlight on Pharmacy Benefit Management reform with an unnecessary new batch of rules?

thursday 6

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Alex Rosado

From the Womb to the Welcome Family Mat

Maura Healey, the Democrat governor of Massachusetts, would have you believe she is focused on ordinary governance, but lately she seems to be...

thursday 10

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Jeannie Deangelis

Trump Can Issue A ‘National Emergency For Elections Declaration’

This would not be the militarization Democrats use to scaremonger. Instead, it would be a series of legal actions squarely within Trump’s...

23.09.2026 20

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Ted Noel

Our Non-Constitutional Form of Government Is Dysfunctional

It’s past time for our government to return to its roots.

23.09.2026 20

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Allan J. Feifer

The Left Is A Cult

Cults are not defined solely by esoteric rituals or charismatic gurus; they are also defined by a mental structure.

23.09.2026 6

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W. Galt

An Argument For TIME’s 2026 ‘Person Of The Year’

I nominate “The Fraudsters” — most notably, the Somalis of Minnesota.

23.09.2026 3

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James Zumwalt

Europeans Should Overthrow Their ‘Ruling Class’

Why fight Russia when foreigners are invading Europe?

23.09.2026 20

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J.b. Shurk

The West Hasn’t Even Entered The OODA Loop

Even as our ideological enemies are poised to strike (or have already struck), the West still stands there, effectively blinded by its own ideology.

23.09.2026 2

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Tsahi Shemesh

Who Gets to Play?

Americans typically think of sports as entertainment. But sports also have a social function that makes sports part of that reservoir of communal...

23.09.2026 1

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Bruno V. Manno

Blinded By Science

Marx has been described by his boosters as the father of 'scientific socialism.' He's not the only fraud whose allies claim the mantle of 'science.'

22.09.2026 7

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John Dietrich

There Are No Solutions

Thomas Sowell’s Tragic Vision and the Illusions of the Anointed.

22.09.2026 10

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Lars Møller

Combat-Trained AI Is Leaving Ukraine Faster Than The Rules Can Follow

Military AI is being minted faster than export law can follow it, and that the copies, the trainers, and the chips are already in motion.

22.09.2026 10

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Oliver Martin

COVID Response: Do We Really Want To Go Back To That?

After the lockdowns, what did the government teach me about government power?

22.09.2026 8

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Luis Gonzalez

The White House Correspondents Association and Ideological Captivity

Organizations such as CNN and Fox News are presently enraged that the White House credentials of some similar organizations have been revoked.

22.09.2026 10

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Ben Voth

Do COVID And AI Rhyme?

Different threats, familiar warnings — and the same prescription: more government.

21.09.2026 10

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Brian C. Joondeph

Will We See Western Capitals Fall?

Governments that cause more problems than they fix do not deserve to survive.

21.09.2026 10

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J.b. Shurk

Election 2028: Perhaps Gavin Newsom Has a Chance?

Gavin Newsom’s polished media appearances reveal a carefully managed strategy to ignore both his actual record and schisms among Democrats.

21.09.2026 10

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Arthur Schaper

America 250 Proves That Patriotism Is Vanishing

America’s muted 250th birthday year reveals a nation increasingly divided by politics, memory, identity, and competing visions of its founding story.

21.09.2026 10

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Joseph Ford Cotto

The Long Con: How America Was Trapped by the ‘Free Trial’ Grift

It doesn’t have to be this way, but seeing the truth and voting intelligently can set us free.

21.09.2026 10

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Jack Gleason

A Discussion About the True Nature of Woman

In the wake of the Lindsay Clancy Verdict and the Sydney Sweeney Pile-On and the Sophie Cunningham Point-ology it is time for a comprehensive and...

21.09.2026 10

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Christopher Chantrill

Just Because AI Does Things That ‘Look Human,’ That Does Not Give It Consciousness

When a machine error looks human, the logical leap from recognizing it as just a tool to believing it has human qualities is called “Geppetto’s...

20.09.2026 10

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David Demay

The Case Against Surrender

Regardless of the “narrative,” America is eminently viable, and the Republican Party is the vehicle to ensure its survival. Preemptive surrender...

20.09.2026 10

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Allan J. Feifer

I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar—But Blame It On The Boogeyman

Feminists demand non-stop respect and power, but refuse to accept that they have agency for their actions and are responsible for the consequences.

20.09.2026 10

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Jeannie Deangelis

Greenland Bases Forever

Since at least 2019, Trump has publicly spoken out about the need to protect the Arctic corridor by replacing the 1951 Treaty. And he was reviled...

20.09.2026 10

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Clarice Feldman

Tough Love for Blue Cities?

What should become of New York, Los Angeles, and Seattle when their socialist experiments blow up?

20.09.2026 10

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Frank Ryan

Carney Marries Canada to Dying Europe

Bon voyage and bonne chance, poor, misguided snow socialists.

19.09.2026 20

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J.b. Shurk

AI Doomerism And The Experts’ Uncanny Knack For Getting Things Wrong

Experts have a long and weirdly impressive history of worrying about all the wrong things.

19.09.2026 30

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Christian Vezilj

RFK, Jr. Shows How Republicans Can Win The Midterms

MAHA is the ultimate unifier.

19.09.2026 20

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Feminist Icon Billie Jean King Needs A Man — Far More Than A Fish Needs A Bicycle

She practices a most selective 'equality.'

19.09.2026 20

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Selwyn Duke

Has Clancy Brought The ‘Ultimate Measure Of A Man’ And A Woman Into Conflict?

Are women really cut out for “decision-making roles in the legal profession”? A growing number of people, women included, are saying ‘no.’

19.09.2026 10

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James Zumwalt

This is the War that Ends the Endless Wars

Republicans, grow a spine and explain to your constituents what this war is all about.

19.09.2026 20

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Kenneth R. Timmerman

Strangers On Native Soil

Linguistic exile, forbidden feelings of belonging, and the Western surrender of home.

18.09.2026 20

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Lars Møller

Milei's Foreign Policy: Trump or Xi Jinping?

Donald Trump or Xi Jinping? Capitalism with freedom, or capitalism under the command of the Chinese Communist Party? An Argentina integrated into the...

18.09.2026 10

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Fernando León