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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Monday, October 5, 2026

Cornell 7 Thrown Under the Letitia James Bus
Guilty until proven innocent is the operating standard for New York’s Democrat attorney general in the case of Cornell rape allegations.

What You Can Do to Preserve Liberty
What can you build? Who can you mentor? How can you leverage what God has given you to preserve freedom?

Is Ms. Rachel Indoctrinating Your Tiny Children?
The popular YouTube personality is using her platform to speechify in favor of the pogrom-obsessed Hamas terrorist group.

Mamdani’s Government-Funded CEO Bullying
New York City’s socialist mayor is demonizing wealth creators in an effort to generate revenue for his socialist agenda.

Asylum Has Become a Trojan Horse
When the people being granted asylum are the anti-Westerners and criminals, the entire purpose has been turned on its head.

Alito’s Originalist Approach
Ahead of the release of his new book on originalism, the great justice uses a highway with a series of off-ramps to explain his judicial philosophy and warn against its potential misapplication.

‘It’s Really Hot in Here!’
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego counted the cost of being faithful to God. Can we still find people today with that kind of courage?
Friday, October 2, 2026

Immigration Might Be Trump’s Biggest Success
Border Czar Tom Homan touts ICE’s success, but left-wingers are still challenging Donald Trump’s policies at every turn.

Democrats Block Popular Bills, Leave Town
With nothing but midterm victory in mind, Democrats block popular bills on data centers and congressional insider trading.

Don’t Let Flydubai Terror Scare Derail Abraham Accords Progress
This is not the time to pump the diplomatic brakes.

Is ‘Let’s Go, Brandon’ Profanity? Supreme Court May Decide
Some Wolverine State students were asked to remove shirts bearing the euphemistic slogan, sparking a SCOTUS petition.

President Trump Deserves Credit
Tehran was betting that pain at the pump would break us before its own economy broke. That bet has failed.

A Leaner Federal Workforce Is a Win for Taxpayers
The federal government has reduced its workforce by 300,000 jobs since Jan. 20, 2025.

Why the Cornell Rape Allegations Are More Complicated Than Instagram Says
Across social media, the case has become almost a moral litmus test, with people treating the accusation itself as proof of guilt.

How to Lower Healthcare Costs — and How Not To
Democrats foisted ObamaCare on the nation, broke the healthcare system, and now claim the only answer is socialized medicine.

Democrat Duplicity
A few recent votes show just how cynical and petty Democrats in Congress are.

Profiles of Valor: PV Henry Johnson (USA)
The 369th Harlem Hellfighters served 191 days in trench warfare combat — the longest combat deployment of any American unit in World War I.


Toward the Final Stretch — and Beyond
“In relative terms, America is still Number One by any measure except maybe the number of robots.”
Thursday, October 1, 2026

Israel Dodged Its Own 9/11
A terrorist pilot took over a flight bound for Israel, plunging the aircraft thousands of feet before heroic passengers stopped him.