Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
College, or Expensive Elementary School?
UC San Diego is admitting students who don't have a basic understanding of math. Young adults are literally paying for courses they should have mastered already.
Dems Foment Crime With Lax Enforcement and Punishment
From Chicago to New York and in blue cities across the nation, Democrats are harming law-abiding citizens by preferring criminals.
MRI Confirms Donald Trump Has Incurable Advanced-Stage Patriotism
"Nobody's got a case of this like mine," the president told the media in brief comments in the Oval Office.
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Ilhan Omar Is Not the Kind of Immigrant America Needs
She stands for everything we shouldn't want an immigrant to be.
'Kill Them All'? It's Complicated
Has the Trump administration gone too far with its series of military strikes taking out Venezuelan "narco-terrorist" drug boats in the Caribbean?
When a Crime Burns Up the Narrative
America's criminal justice system has a systemic problem, but it isn't white supremacy.
Third World Immigration and Somalia
As part of a broader effort to undo the damage done by Joe Biden, Donald Trump is addressing legal immigration granted to America-hating immigrants.
'Iryna's Law' and the Bad Judges Who Make It Necessary
The law is a good start, yet more is needed — like zero tolerance for judges who go easy on violent and repeat offenders.
A 'Permanent Pause'
If America's enemies wanted to undermine and eventually destroy the country, sending people here who may have evil intentions is a stealth way to do it.
Wajahat Warns Whitey
A bomb-throwing racist podcaster let loose with a string of insults directed toward white European Americans and their culture, but was anybody listening?
Midterm Elections, Dead Ahead!
Get ready, American voters — NOW is the time to make sure that next November's elections don't unravel a year of major achievements.
The Republic at 250: A Crisis of Civic Memory
America's fading understanding of constitutional liberty is opening the door to rival ideologies eager to fill the void.
The Walz Standard for Corruption
More than 400 Minnesota public employees warned about the corruption in the Somali community. But instead of stopping the fraud, Governor Walz enabled it.
Tim Walz Offers Journalists Free Tampons to Stop Talking About Fraud Scandal
"I can beat this story," Walz reportedly muttered to himself, reaching deep into his coat pockets for another package of tampons.
Reader Comments
"Such a tragedy that these illegal aliens (legal term) are, against their free will, forced (forced, I say!) to rely upon fraudulent, stolen Social Security Numbers."
Monday, December 1, 2025
Biden, Democrats, and the Deadly DC Assault
Two National Guard members were shot, one killed, by a radicalized refugee from Afghanistan, but Democrats blame Donald Trump.
The Clownish Georgia Case Gets Tossed
With a one-paragraph ruling from a Georgia judge, yet another lawfare case against Donald Trump has been relegated to the dustbin of history.
Europe Has Made Itself an Afterthought
The once-great European powers can't even dictate the end of a war involving a European country whose fate they deem crucial to their own future.
The 'Jobs Americans Won't Do' Myth
The truth is not that Americans won't do lower-skilled jobs; it's that they have been priced out of being able to afford to do them.
A Review of 'Wicked: For Good'
It was an entertaining film and a fun conclusion to "Wicked," though it's not appropriate for children and has some glaring plot holes.