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There's unbridled fury at the transport of 50 migrants to Martha's Vineyard — but not at the millions flooding into the country.
After 9/11, who really believes that domestic terrorism is the greatest threat facing our nation?
The president's message came through loud and clear — but probably not the message he intended.
The issues that concern most American voters have little to do with Donald Trump.
A Trump/Biden rematch would be a real blast — but just think of the four-year hangover to follow!
The new gospel of gender fluidity is being embedded in every aspect of modern life.
If we expect police to have our backs, we need to have theirs.
Stepping through the door of the U.S. Capitol building is not an act of terrorism.
Eighteen months after 1/6/21, the insurrection narrative is no more plausible than it ever was.
The Left's outrage over the Supreme Court's reversal of its wrongful abortion precedent reaches a fever pitch.
When did the temper tantrum become an acceptable reaction to anything and everything we don't like?
Ignore the hysteria — there's nothing extreme about SCOTUS rulings on concealed carry or Roe v. Wade.
The rush to redefine human gender and then attempting to re-engineer human bodies accordingly is a road to nowhere.
Nobody wants "gun violence," which is primarily gang and thug violence — but the measures being debated in Congress, however "sensible," won't make a dent.
Let's not just "do something"; let's take action that might actually stop these intolerable school shootings.
Reliable and affordable energy is a goal every bit as noble — and far more likely to succeed — than a Paris Climate Accord.
Public opinion about nuclear power should be based on fact, not made-for-TV contrived drama.
The Court's likely reversal of Roe v. Wade is sound, sensible, and long overdue; and no, it will not cause the end of the world as we know it.
