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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Thursday, December 4, 2025
A College Student Gets Failed for Her Faith
A University of Oklahoma undergraduate was given a zero on an assignment by her gender-confused professor because she cited the Bible when addressing gender norms.
Why Trump Pardoned One of Congress's Most Corrupt Members
The president's pardon of Henry Cuellar feels, on the surface, almost impossible to justify. But politics is rarely clean.
A Two-Pronged Democrat Strategy for 2028
Democrats understand the electoral limits of their most progressive positions. They will wait until they regain power before turning the taps fully back on.
The Problem With Oh-So-Trendy Socialism
Socialism is cool again. But vibes as a decision-making metric is best reserved for fashion, entertainment, and that new coffee shop downtown.
Epstein's Sexual Scandals Are Distractions From the Real Threats
All the names in the "Epstein files" need to be exposed, not so much for their sexual inclinations but for their authoritarian aspirations.
Globalist Mamdani Eschews U.S. Sovereignty
New York City's radical socialist mayor-elect expresses seditious views regarding U.S. law by elevating "international law" above our own.
Overrun by Violent Migrants, England Tries to Curb Jury Trials
The United Kingdom is attempting to expedite a backlog of cases by removing trial by jury for some defendants, but the problem is far bigger than that.
How Racial Politics and Marxist Ideals Failed on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
The blackout boycott missed the mark entirely. Sales figures illustrate that Americans, regardless of race, are eager to participate in a thriving economy.
Democrats Accuse Luke Skywalker of War Crimes for Using More Than One Proton Torpedo Against Death Star
"Totally unnecessary and uncalled for," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Reader Comments
"President Trump warned Maduro not to send drugs to the U.S. But Maduro is still trying to get drugs into our country. And everybody is surprised by Trump's response?"
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Trump's Pardon Pen Problems
In a poorly timed executive order, a Trump pardon has undermined his critical national security agenda.
That 'Toss Up' Tennessee Election?
Memo to Demos: A point nine election spread is "razor thin," but a nine-point spread is not.
The Inflationary Bite of Electric Bills
Regardless of which factor gets the most blame, the reality is that high electricity prices are here to stay unless the underlying issues are addressed.
Disparate Impact
"We have way overcorrected. You can have meritocracy in an institution, or you can have diversity. You cannot have both."
Let's Fix Our Broken Health Care System
We need to start having a discussion about how to get medical services into the marketplace, subject to competition and price transparency.
The Death of British Justice
Jury trials in England and Wales will be scrapped for crimes that carry sentences of less than three years.
Requiem for a Scandal
The "fake electors" prosecution was BS from the beginning. And now, at last, it is over.
Justices Skeptical of New Jersey's Lawfare Against Pro-Life Centers
Post Dobbs, the Left has ramped up its litigious efforts against pregnancy resource centers that actually offer women a choice beyond abortion.
How to End Obamacare and Improve Coverage
Republicans who want to stop the skyrocketing subsidies also have to show they care about the quality of care and intend to fix what's broken.
CDC Opts for Humility Over Hubris on Vaccines and Autism Question
The change in the CDC's language surrounding the contentious issue of childhood vaccines and autism amounts to a return to scientific precision over policy promotion.