expand_moreexpand_lessexpand_moreexpand_less
|
 |
 |
American Thinker |
California’s GOP establishment has failed its grassroots conservatives for decades. A Colorado-style political overhaul may be the only way forward.
When societies drift toward central planning and state-run economies, only nuances separate political clownery from its disastrous real-world...
Sometimes, the iron laws of economics answer all the questions.
Vance’s post-election remarks on Iran, Israel, and the war raise an unsettling question: Was he merely explaining the loss—or positioning himself...
The midterms were one battle of a much bigger war.
Republicans should have been hammering home every single day how their policies had actually made things more affordable, such as tax cuts for working...
,,, and he still has an oppositional Congress.
The women’s rights movement moved from Constitutional ideas to an experiment in unintended consequences.
Lawrence of Arabia and the imperative of courageous realism.
And we’re going to pay the price.
This was more than the usual midterm penalty for the party in power.
Americans, as brilliant and insightful as we like to think we are, can be so dead wrong about the real-world consequences of something like sexual...
Unfortunately, feckless Republicans made it possible for them to win.
A free society cannot survive when its citizens surrender the responsibilities that make freedom possible.
There’s a very important lesson to be gleaned here, with history as our teacher.
Imagine a civilization where nobody has to convince anybody else how society should work.
Donald Trump, throughout his careers in business and politics, has proven time and again that when knocked down, he has the resilience to get up,...
The next cyberattack against an American company may not begin with a suspicious email, a stolen password, or a hacker manually probing a network.
Defeats often turn into victories.
Pro-abortion feminists who vote militant Muslims into power shoot themselves in the foot.
Yes, there’s a lot of blame to go around, with John Thune bearing much of it, but Trump is not free of responsibility.
How much of this common vitamin are you supposed to get? The medical system’s answer is hopelessly off base.
Saint-Denis, the red-green alliance, and the soft conquest of Christian France.
One psychotherapist’s opinion on Jane Doe’s motivations and identity.
If we are to have any hope of reversing course in 2028, now is the time for candor, not pride.
The midterm elections may signal a disastrous turn toward antisemitism in America.
Caroline Glick takes European nations to task for being the same, cowardly states that turned away from the Jewish suffering of the 1930s.
Florida offered our families something the old country could no longer provide: a future.
This woman should be kissing the American ground she walks on for gratitude. What we get instead is despicable.
Republicans must stay unified around Trump’s policies or, assuredly, they will all be subpoenaed, show-trialed, and de-personed separately.
Will we get the Donald Trump we deserve after Tuesday's bloodbath?
Before Democrats take over, Congress should cancel the recess, do a 60-day sprint, and execute Trump’s playbook through 2028.
The war over American inheritance.
George Washington set the American template: We do not give in to despair. We fail, learn, return, and eventually win.
What possible good can come from a party driven by ten years of raw hatred?
The ramifications are staggering, tragic, and universal … and not just for the U.S.
An entire generation can experience higher living costs while simultaneously making lifestyle choices that increase those costs.
That’s because of the Cantillon Effect, a 271-year-old economic observation about how money and pricing decisions move through the marketplace.
Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas was never meant to be a place of controversy.
Your brain is the battlefield.
Leftist Jews may have tried a little too hard to ‘repair the world.’
The price of war is high, but the price of passivity in the face of nation-destroying evil is invariably higher.
Governments are warning their citizens. The Pentagon is preparing for prolonged disruption. Military activity is intensifying. Are we paying...
The precarious veneer of human order and the specter of collapse.
Milwaukee’s first World Series championship is also an occasion to remember the unlikely pioneers who brought baseball back to Wisconsin.
The Democrats’ position is clear: control at all costs, even if the price is our country.
If Americans do not want to see their country become another nation drifting toward twenty-first-century socialism, the lesson is right before their...
From classrooms to checkpoints, Tehran is recruiting for its survival; Washington should understand the consequences.
Descendants of American Freedmen are increasingly asking whether they should be afforded the same right granted to other ethnic communities: the right...
Conservatives score historic win in most left-wing province
login
who are we?
contact us
qosheapp
