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Google's AI Overviews: Stealing Content, Starving Independent Media, and Supercharging Leftist Disinformation Ahead of Midterms

If you use Google as a search engine, you've probably noticed Google’s AI Overviews prominently displayed in your search results ...

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Monty donohew

GOP 2026 Campaign: Hold Democrats Accountable

Everything from their lawfare to their gerrymandering is a call for total control.

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Jim Davis

The Ongoing Betrayal of Red States on Overturning Obergefell

In state after state, Republican legislators display both cowardice and short-sightedness when it comes to pushing back against Obergefell.

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Arthur Schaper

Hantavirus Hysteria: The Media’s New Fear Campaign

The real contagion isn’t hantavirus — it’s media-driven fear and institutional panic.

yesterday 10

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Brian C. Joondeph, M.d.

Artificial Intelligence and Raw Materials

Will the AI boom crash against the cliffs of physical reality, or does free-market capitalism still hold undiscovered paths to reduce or bypass...

yesterday 10

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Thomas Kolbe

Does AI Mean the End of the World?

Have you given any thought to the wailing and the gnashing of teeth that will daily fill the regime media on the day that our beloved government...

yesterday 10

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Christopher Chantrill

Time To Rid Government Of Leftism

And restore America to her rightful place as a shining city on a hill.

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Anthony J. Deblasi

The American Revolution: The Dominion Of Providence Over The Affairs Of Men

Today is the 250th Anniversary of one of the most important sermons of the Revolutionary War.

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Craig Seibert

Ted Turner, The Last Of The Four Colorful Owners Of The 1970s, Has Left The Field

Baseball teams are purely corporate entities now, but their owners used to have a major impact on the teams’ looks and management styles.

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Will o'toole

Trump’s Cleanup Crescendo

In Latin America, in China, in the Middle East, the outline of Donald Trump's plan of action is becoming clear. It is of a scale to take the breath...

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Clarice Feldman

Not Even Scalia Was Sufficiently Conservative

The problem lay in his hesitancy toward a jurisprudence grounded in natural law.

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E. Jeffrey Ludwig

ET Still Works for the CIA

Governments lie!

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J.b. Shurk

The Left’s Oedipus Racket

Effectively, what the modern college-bred left has produced is a novel means of maintaining political discipline. And it’s pretty creepy.

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Brian Cabana

End Judaism, End Western Civilization

After COVID failed to end the American experiment, antisemitism became the new front in the left’s endless war against Western civilization.

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Allan J. Feifer

Islam And The American Experiment

There is nothing new about America’s conflicts with Islam. That aggressive theocratic system has been at war with America almost since the U.S. was...

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Button gwinnett

We Need To Detransition America

It’s profoundly wrong that we have government policies that support so-called “transing” children, and that needs to stop now.

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Anthony Constantino

Do You Really Want Washington As Your Doctor?

You didn’t choose them and you don’t want them, but they control your medical decisions nonetheless.

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Deane Waldman

China and Trump’s Business-first Framework

The post-World War II order treated the world as a chessboard of fixed spheres. Trump’s business-first diplomacy treats it as a balance sheet where...

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Monty donohew

In War, There Is No Substitute for Victory

It is time to bring closure and victory to our conflict with Iran.

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Scott S. Powell

Reclaiming The Human Home

Roger Scruton’s defense of beauty and home against the modernist assault.

15.05.2026 4

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Lars Møller

Britain Is the Canary in the Coal Mine

Replacing globalism with national self-sufficiency is a life-or-death decision.

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J.b. Shurk

The Climate Myth that Sought to Change Our Way of Life

For more than three decades, climate policy has been built on a central premise: that rising populations and expanding economies would inevitably...

15.05.2026 9

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Roland duchatelet and samuel furfari

James Madison's Truth

Federalist 10 by James Madison is a noble founding document which is being seriously misrepresented in many of today’s classrooms.

15.05.2026 7

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Stephen M. Astrachan

Trump's Business First Diplomacy

While the media frames President Trump’s Beijing summit with Xi Jinping as just another high-stakes photo-op, the real story runs deeper and looks...

15.05.2026 9

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Monty donohew

DEI Effects On CIA Analyses And National Policymaking

DEI hasn’t just affected America’s education and corporate institutions. It’s had a profound and damaging effect on our intelligence community.

14.05.2026 6

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John A. Gentry

The Political Economy Of SWIFT

A marginal policy adjustment can, at times, illuminate the deeper structure of an entire system.

14.05.2026 8

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Peter C. Earle, Opinion Contributor  

The Last Refuges

Elite hubris and the desecration of Britain’s countryside.

14.05.2026 10

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Lars Møller

Russia Is Struggling Badly

It went into Ukraine imagining a swift and decisive victory, but after four years, its energy and business sectors are increasingly fragile.

14.05.2026 10

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Allan J. Feifer

What Role Did UNC play with COVID?

North Carolina taxpayers and families deserve to know whether their flagship public university played any role in the research that may have sparked...

14.05.2026 10

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Don Brown

Baltic States Warn Against Defense Policy Funded by the Printing Press

Politicians from the Baltic states are warning about the consequences of debt-financed defense policy.

14.05.2026 10

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Thomas Kolbe

Democrats Spit on Democracy, Midterm Voters Should be Scared

Democrats posture ab0ut being saviors of democracy, but their behavior in Virginia tells another story.

13.05.2026 7

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Paris in 1853 Provides A Lesson For Trump in 2026

Sometimes, systems are so rotten that you need to break them down and start from scratch to create beautiful functionality.

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Vince Coyner

The Real Problem with Gerrymandering

Underneath the partisan takes, there lies something we all can (or at least should) agree on.

13.05.2026 6

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Jeremy Egerer

Leftism: A Religious Cult for Psychopaths and Crazies

It’s indoctrination, humiliation, subjugation, hysteria, lunacy, and, ultimately, genocide.

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J.b. Shurk

MFAA -- Make Football Affordable Again

MFAA -- Make Football Affordable Again Frank Friday | May 13, 2026 According to Sandy Ocasio-Cortes, no one can actually earn a billion dollars. I beg...

13.05.2026 20

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Frank Friday

America's Ideological Takeover

It wasn’t long ago that major questions in public life were routinely presented as debates between competing visions.

13.05.2026 10

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Jim cardoza

Trying to Get Through to My Liberal Friends

On certain topics liberal ability to reason seems to break down.

13.05.2026 10

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Armando Simon

Marco Rubio In Rome: Vatican Symbolism And Strategic Friction

Rubio’s Rome message was not conciliatory, but disciplinary.

12.05.2026 20

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Bepi Pezzulli

Feminist Betrayal Of Universalism

Immigration, crime, and the cowardice of Western feminism.

12.05.2026 20

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Lars Møller

DEI Went Wrong with Its First Step

The DEI house was doomed when the first “valuing diversity” foundation block was placed.

12.05.2026 20

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John Green

The Baltimore Orioles’ Tupac Bobblehead Night

Family-friendly Major League Baseball should think twice about whom its teams honor.

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J. Robert Smith

Germany's Budget Deficit: A Disaster in the Making

The consequences of a socialist command economy are reflected in the surging deficits of public budgets.

12.05.2026 20

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Thomas Kolbe

Invisible Progressivism: AI Reinforces Affirmation Cults, and Erodes Families, Reason, and Self-Government

After just one conversation with an affirming chatbot, participants in one Stanford study became noticeably less willing to work through conflict or...

11.05.2026 10

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Monty donohew

The True Nature Of The Southern Poverty Law Center

As a victim of its tactics, MassResistance has always known how that disgraceful organization operates.

11.05.2026 10

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Arthur Schaper

Holding the Media Responsible for the SPLC Scandal

For those who have long watched Southern Poverty Law Center and the extraordinary influence it has with the media, the last few weeks have been...

11.05.2026 10

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Christopher Knight, Opinion Contributor

Okay, AOC: Let’s Talk Earnings and Accumulation

Economic and technological transformations have almost always delivered transformative change for the better for ordinary people: cheap clothing,...

11.05.2026 10

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Christopher Chantrill

Kill the Filibuster—or Make Them Talk

A Senate rule never mentioned in the Constitution now allows a minority to block election safeguards supported by most Americans.

11.05.2026 10

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Brian C. Joondeph, M.d.

May Day Demonstrated How High America's Stakes are for the Midterms

May Day, formally known as International Workers' Day, stands as a quintessential emblem of extreme leftist ideology.

11.05.2026 20

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Joseph Ford Cotto

The Spine of Justice Roberts

The Supreme Court’s chief justice seems to have something other than the Constitution as his top priority.

10.05.2026 20

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J.b. Shurk

Ignoring Iran’s Expanding Proxy Network

There are moments in American foreign policy when the warning signs are flashing so brightly that failing to act becomes its own form of negligence.

10.05.2026 20

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Julio Rivera