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Many Americans are so alienated from each other that the simple sight of a young woman bleeding to death doesn't draw action.
We have opened our doors to those who despise our civilization, and who seek to tear it down out of a sense of envy and grievance.
Axios is attempting to link actual traditional definitions of Americanism with white supremacy.
Treating all immigrants similarly isn't just foolish; it's dangerous. And the Trump administration is right for recognizing that root reality.
Hamas has the West's number. And the West continues to fall for their every trick.
A people who imbibe the stupidity that trauma amounts to taking mild offense at a dumb pun in an advertisement is a people utterly unprepared for the return of reality.
In an increasingly atomized age, it's easy to blame the machines for our spiritual failures. But we are responsible for our own fulfillment and happiness.
Is there a disconnect between the online media ecosystem and most Americans? The answer would seem to be yes.
After years of being told that the so-called Epstein List would be revealed, that there would be a reckoning, that Americans would learn the entire truth, instead Americans were told that there was nothing in the vault after all.
President Donald Trump's victory in 2016 sent Democrats spiraling into an anti-American black hole, with their pride in America dropping off a cliff.
The young revolutionaries of the Democratic Party are ready to take control of their party's future. And there's hardly anyone left to stop them.
Whatever the purported justification for inaction, Israel — and Trump's open support for Israel's operation — has proved such doubters wrong.
Scavengers have taken hold of large swaths of the West — from London to Los Angeles. And they show no signs of stopping or even slowing.
Our military ought not be a canvas for the latest social revolutionary fad. We need an America united by our reverence for our citizen warriors.
Uncertainty interpreted as weakness is wildly counterproductive. Trump knows the right thing to do; he did it the first time around. All he has to do is learn from his own history.
Americans' trust has been abused over and over and over again over the course of the last decade. And it's not enough simply to blame those who abused that trust.
The United States ought not be taking Trojan Horse jets — and ought to be treating Qatar with extreme skepticism at best. They expect something in return.
If there is never any social sanction or criticism for bad behavior or terrible opinion, we slide into a world of total moral relativism.
If the true Russian goal is the destruction or subjugation of Ukraine, how could Russia be brought to the table?
In economic policy, impulsivity and unpredictability lead to chaos.
