Opinion

Barrett heads for top court, Pelosi's 'quiver' notwithstanding

Shortly after the death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg on Sept. 18, ABC anchor George Stephanopoulos hosted his "news" show and had as his principle guest House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Together they discussed the evil President Trump. Read More.

America has fueled its freedom and peace in the Middle East

Today, America stands at the forefront of a wave of historic peace deals in the Middle East. Read More.

UN General Assembly opens — without live sessions

Presidents, Prime Ministers and Kings are attending the opening debate of the UN General Assembly; but online. The 75th anniversary session of the Assembly was planned as a gala gathering of chiefs of state and government but shall now be relegated to a series of virtual sessions. Read More.

Bill Gates heavily funding radical foreign policy group

Bill Gates is showering millions of dollars onto an organization that wants to make radical feminist beliefs official U.S. foreign policy. Read More.

Yes, Joe Biden looks like a radical socialist

Joe Biden stood in front of cameras recently and said, "Ask yourself, do I look like a radical socialist with a soft spot for rioters?" Read More.

Pandemic paranoia vs September 11 resolve

Looking at the last six months of the pandemic, the last thing we needed was a “chicken little” administration telling us to panic as if the “sky is falling.” Read More.

USGLC aggressively pursues one-world order

The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) is an organization devoted to the modern values of one-world internationalism. Read More.

Chinese military's rising red tide can no longer be ignored

The rising tide of China’s military modernization, expansion, and force projection capabilities has long haunted policymakers from the United States to East Asia. Read More.

India joins U.S., bans intrusive Chinese apps and technology

India is instituting a crackdown on Chinese technology that makes U.S. President Donald Trump’s action look friendly in comparison. Read More.

Frau Becker’s garden in Vienna: Socialism produced weeds

That’s the problem with socialism, Marxism or communism. They all start with the world view that everyone should be treated “equally and fairly”. But equality and fairness of what? The weed patch? Read More.

The Jacob Blake story the media misssed: 'Examine your hearts'

Perhaps the single most surprising outcome of the Jacob Blake shooting has been the response by his mother, Julia Jackson and her pastor James E. Ward, Jr. Read More.

Biden's foreign policy adviser: 'Above the fray' or 'Deep Stater?'

An examination of the circles this Deep State apparatchik inhabits reveals not only his staunch globalist ties, but the decidedly radical leftist policy goals his elitist network is pursuing. Read More.

Pandemic’s political haze and media mendacity

Nearly six months into the Covid-19 pandemic, the United States remains mired in the nebulous haze of the “invisible enemy,” suffering greatly both physically and emotionally. Read More.

Here come the debates and why they'll really happen

There are at least three good reasons why Joe Biden cannot weasel out of debating President Trump where his mental agility and that of the incumbent will be on display for citizens to watch and judge. Debates are traditional, and Americans want them and expect them. Read More.

'Plandemic': Where’s the corpus delicti? No body; no crime

The only way to expose the greatest hoax ever propagated on mankind is to go right to the heart of the matter. Read More.