Military
In Brief
Hurricane Michael Demonstrates the Need for More F-22 Raptors
No F-22s were lost to the hurricane, but the storm illustrates why more planes are needed.
Right Analysis / Harold Hutchison
Military
In Brief
The Real Boost the Marine Corps Needs
"The few" need to be not-so-few, and they need the best gear they can get.
Military
With More Divisions, the Army Can Win
This is an armed service that has been asked to do a lot, yet this service is often stretched thin.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
What Should America Do in Yemen?
The U.S. has strategic interests in the conflict, namely blocking Iran's attempt at hegemony.
Military
The Navy Needs Hulls in the Water
The Navy's current 285 deployable ships is far below the 600 of the Reagan era.
Military
Air Force Expansion Is Only a Beginning
We'd still have less than half the number of fighter squadrons than at the end of the Cold War.
Leftmedia
What Should Conservatives Do About Silicon Valley?
Existing laws cover much of what's going on. All it takes is the will to enforce them.
Politics
Beware Those Who Prolong Problems for Profit
Sometimes, Republicans and conservatives seem to resent Trump's solutions and wins.
Politics
In Brief
Trump's Moves on NATO, NAFTA Were Needed
The anonymous op-ed author complains about Trump's policies, but it was time for a change.
Politics
In Brief
What They Said About McCain in 2008
These days, you'll see a lot of praise, but it's a far cry from the sliming 10 years ago.
Second Amendment
In Brief
The ACLU Stirs Against Cuomo
The New York Democrat is targeting the NRA, but gun rights have perhaps an unlikely ally.
National Security
In Brief
The CIA Lost This Intel Network on Obama's Watch
Failure meant at least a dozen American assets in China were captured and executed.
Second Amendment
In Brief
Why We Should Oppose Andrew Cuomo
His anti-NRA crusade shows that a tyrannical government is possible unless voters stand for Liberty.
Second Amendment
In Brief
Targeting Free Speech in the Name of Gun Control
Are 3D guns going to become a deadly "public nuisance"? Several states say so.
National Security
In Brief
How Obama Funded an al-Qaida Affiliate
The Islamic Relief Agency was just another part of Obama's malfeasance.
Right Opinion
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Harpies & Hypocrites
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Fertility and the French
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Arizona Voters Can Save Their Judiciary From Its Spiral Into Politics
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Caravan Day 4
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Military Poll a Morale Victory for Trump
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Restaurant Owner Faces Death Threats for Hosting GOP Breakfast
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Voices of Reason — and Unreason
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Anything Is Possible in the Middle East
"When People are universally ignorant, and debauchd in their Manners, they will sink under their own weight without the Aid of foreign Invaders." —Samuel Adams (1775)