Economy
In Brief
Good, Bad, and Ugly for American Workers
Congress's relief package offers help, but there are already a great many opportunities.
Right Analysis / Michael Swartz
Michael Swartz is a recovering politician turned writer. What began way back in 2003 with occasional features for The Patriot Post has blossomed into a weekly column. That love for the written word also led Michael to author a book with his own policy prescriptions and embark upon writing a history of the Tea Party for release later this year.
Healthcare
In Brief
Endangering the Greatest Generation
Partying Millennials are not invincible, and they're putting older people at risk as well.
World
In Brief
China's Rampant Human-Rights Abuses
The State Department's latest report nails Beijing's taskmasters for their tyranny.
Politics
In Brief
Warren's Unplanned Exit
A bad candidate ran a bad campaign, so it's no surprise she turned off voters.
Government
In Brief
The Fight Over FISA
Both parties face internal bickering over what to do with renewing surveillance authority.
Climate Change
In Brief
Bezos Props Up the Greens With His Own Green
The billionaire socialist is pouring $10 billion into climate-alarmist organizations.
Politics
A Generational Reminder About Civics and Socialism
An astonishing 45% would vote for a socialist president. Civics ignorance at its worst.
Culture
In Brief
Is America Kicking Its Opioid Habit?
We're finally seeing some progress on both addiction cases and life expectancy.
World
In Brief
The UK Steps Away
Brexit is finally happening today, as Great Britain leaves the European Union.
Politics
In Brief
Citizens United: A Decade of 'Dark Money'
Ten years after the monumental Supreme Court decision, has political funding changed?
Second Amendment
In Brief
Yes, Virginia, There Are Second Amendment Defenders
Gun-rights proponents continue to clash with state Democrats over gun-grabbing legislation.
Climate Change
In Brief
Greta Thunberg Is a Victim
She's a teenage puppet for leftist alarmists who want to increase government control.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Considering Trump on Trade
His strategy with tariffs has and will cause pain at home, but the end goal is worth the price.
Taxes
In Brief
Biden Wants Reversal of the Trump Effect
The "moderate" in the Democrat field wants twice the tax increases Clinton called for.
Culture
In Brief
Weinstein's Wrist Gets Slapped
The Hollywood mogul doesn't have to admit guilt for sexual sins, nor will he pay personally.
"Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclination, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence." —John Adams (1770)