Opinion

Is Biden holding up execution of Maj. Nidal Hasan?

While campaigning for President in 2020, Joe Biden promised that he would end death sentences on the federal level and that he would work to persuade states allowing for that punishment to change directions. Read More.

Perp walk for Trump? Two can play that game

The Democrats are evil, radical, nasty, vile, low-down, dirty skunks. If this was a street fight, they'd kick you in the groin and then shoot you in the back. They play for keeps. They have no rules. As their hero Saul Alinsky said, "The ends justify the means." Read More.

Pedophile chic and People magazine in the 1970s

In a March 26 interview with UK newspaper The Times, Brooke Shields, now 57, expressed her mortification at being sexualized as a child actress in the 1970s and early ‘80s. Read More.

Desperate for clicks, Big Media now embraces ‘Died Suddenly’

The dominant media insist that the “disinformation” peddled by “anti-vaxxers” is so horrible that these people must be rigidly censored on social media and suppressed wherever and whenever they are to be found in the name of public safety. Read More.

Critical global lifeline: Ukraine grain shipments continue

Despite a widening war with Russia, shipments of Ukrainian food and grain are still being shipped to global markets under a complex but fragile accord brokered by the United Nations and nearby Turkey. Read More.

2022 flop McCormick stars in McConnell move to ‘control’ GOP primary

It should be a deeply troubling fact: Two of the Top 5 self-funded campaigns of 2022, according to campaign finance monitoring site Open Secrets, were Pennsylvania Senate Republican candidates Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick. Two enormously wealthy men, one from New Jersey and one from Connecticut, swooped into the Keystone State and attempted to purchase a U.S. Senate seat under the GOP label. Read More.

1929 crash and the onset of government intervention

The "Roaring Twenties" abruptly ended with a rapid contraction of credit, causing nearly half of all banks to fail. Read More.

Connections: New technology, personal and impersonal

Whatever happened to connecting with people up close and personal? Read More.

Idiocracy: Publishers cancel popular Dilbert comic strip

The cartoon character "Dilbert," which has always ranked high on "favorite comic lists," has been excised from thousands of newspapers. The block-headed Dilbert, a crotchety yet fan-favorite engineer, who often picked at the inadequacies of his fellow workers and could be sarcastic in upbraiding them, has been kicked aside after some 35 years as a comic strip. Read More.

The Left is, was and always will be pro-mask

The world's most trusted evaluator of medical studies, the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, has just released as close to a conclusive report on the effectiveness of masks against respiratory viruses such as COVID-19 as we are likely to have for the foreseeable future. The report assessed data from 78 different studies, including 11 new randomized controlled trials involving 610,872 participants. Read More.

Ahead of coronation, UK hit by economic, political woes

In the anxious countdown to the Coronation of King Charles III, the United Kingdom is shadowed by a raft of economic and political woes ranging from the soaring cost of living to an uneasy nervousness of what’s next in the Ukraine war. Though bracing through the gloomy and cold weather, amid rising food costs, Londoners know spring is coming along with the Coronation May 6th, but what then of facing a turbulent economy and world situation? Read More.

Leftist blood money and Liz Cheney's soft landing

From Paul Ryan on the board of Fox News to Jeff Flake as Biden administration ambassador to Turkey and Adam Kinzinger as newly minted political analyst at CNN, The Swamp always takes care of its own. Read More.

Clinton ties: Buttigieg prefers different brand of toxic air

It has a reputation more toxic than the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio that he avoided having to see with his own eyes for as long as possible. Read More.

U.S. public schools: Rampant educational child abuse

This story could bring tears to your eyes. In Baltimore, Maryland, there are 23 schools in which not one single student tested "proficient in math." Read More.

How 'demonized' Vladimir Putin views the Ukraine War

"The personal vilification of Russia’s president is propelling the new Cold War toward hot war, poisoning American politics, and degrading U.S. media.” Read More.