Climate Change
In Brief
Climate Rhetoric Begets Child Abuse ... and Suicide
Alarmists have convinced young people that there is no hope for earth.
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Right Analysis / Jordan Candler
Jordan Candler is an amateur weather guru whose extensive studies have helped mold his skeptical stance on global warming. In addition to meteorology, he has an especially keen interest in cultural commentary. He's been an editor at The Patriot Post since 2012.
Regulatory Commissars
In Brief
Trump Bridles Obama's Water Power Grab Rules
The president has rolled back yet another of his predecessor's regulatory power grabs.
Leftmedia
In Brief
Leftmedia Uses 'Ecofascism' Charge to Protect Ecofascism
The Washington Post distorts the meaning of terms to attack the "far right" after mass murders.
Culture
In Brief
Philadelphia Cops Taunted as Their Cohorts Are Gunned Down
"Onlookers were seen taunting and throwing things at Philadelphia police ... amid a wild shootout."
Judiciary
Senate Dems Give SCOTUS 2A Ultimatum
"Perhaps the Court can heal itself before the public demands it be 'restructured,'" they admonish.
Leftmedia
Leftmedia Brands Trump a 'Racist'
"His history is littered with racist and racially charged comments and actions," WaPo claims.
Economy
Left Longs for Politically Induced Recession
Bill Maher is increasingly determined to "get rid of Trump" via "a crashing economy."
Economy
In Brief
Gillette's Virtue Signaling Yields Razor Burn
After targeting "toxic masculinity," the company finds that men might be less inclined to buy.
Regulatory Commissars
Berkeley's Double Shot of Regulatory 'Wokeness'
From banning natural gas to the word "manhole," science is definitely not part of the equation.
Politics
In Brief
Unmasking the Antifa Hoodlums
They're only "brave" enough to commit violence because they're cowering behind masks.
Climate Change
In Brief
Americans Reject Bill for Climate 'Mitigation'
And make no mistake: The cost will eventually hit everyday Americans in the wallet.
Immigration
In Brief
The True Story of Two Dead Migrants
It's not legitimate to seek asylum because you don't earn enough money at work.
Politics
In Brief
Mueller Subpoena Reeks of Political Theater
And Democrats may regret their attempt to replay the worn-out collusion hand.
National Security
In Brief
Iran Pressured Onto a Precipice
Trump issues new sanctions against the regime after recent attacks bring trouble.
Politics
In Brief
Sanders, Warren Vie for 'King of the Free-Stuff Mountain'
Bernie attempts to one-up his presidential rival with a massive student-loan giveaway.
Right Opinion
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Will the Supreme Court Stand Up for Reality?
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What's at Stake in Supreme Court's 'Sex Discrimination' Case
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Judges: Wise Men Still Seek Them
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The Kamala Harris Example
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Breaking News
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'Fairness for All' Is Well Intentioned But Inadequate and Misguided
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Democrats' Weak Impeachment Case Not Strengthened by Anti-Trump Law Professors
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Live Nativity Scene Dropped From Grade-School Christmas Show
"There is no vice so mean, so pitiful, so contemptible; and he who permits himself to tell a lie once, finds it much easier to do it a second and a third time, till at length it becomes habitual." —Thomas Jefferson (1785)