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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Thursday, November 20, 2025
The Blackout Boycott Hypocrisy
How can advocates for economic equality rely on government support while simultaneously protesting the very systems that provide it?
Pilot Logs and Witness Accounts Point to Clinton's Deep Ties to Epstein
Democrats built an entire political narrative around a single Trump remark about knowing Epstein. The evidence surrounding Clinton is far more substantial.
Scholars Now Believe Number of the Beast Is Actually 67
"Little did we know — at least until just now — that the proper translation of '666' is actually '67.'"
Reader Comments
"Many times when I've been in a checkout line, the person in front pays for their groceries with their EBT card, then pulls $20 out of their pocket and buys lottery tickets."
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
'Tis the Season for TDS Family Fractures
At the end of the year, when families gather to celebrate and give thanks, unfortunately, some gatherings reveal broken relationships for reasons that were inconceivable a decade ago.
Jockeying for the Epstein Advantage
Congress nearly unanimously passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, forcing the Justice Department to release all material on the late pedophile and his connections.
Hollywood's Complacency and Decline
The film industry's strategy of "survive until 2025" is backfiring spectacularly, as movies are failing to draw much of an audience.
As Religion Weakens, Socialism Strengthens
New York City is but a microcosm of our whole nation. We are drowning more and more in debt.
Zohran Mamdani's Plot to Rebuild New York's Deep State
New York doesn't just have a leadership problem. It has a quickly developing foundation problem.
Michelle Obama, Like Fancy Fingernails on a Chalkboard
We are always disappointing her by not worshiping her, like her carefully selected interviewers do.
Our Golden Age
Today, America is one of the richest and most inventive countries in the world. Will our "golden age" continue?
Jeffrey Epstein's Resentment Toward Donald Trump
Epstein was out of his mind with resentment toward a former friend who not only succeeded in business but became president of the United States.
The Feminine Mistake
The fact that modern young women are increasingly eschewing marriage has its roots in the wokeness of the feminist movement.
Cash Where Credit Is Due?
As credit card giants rake in processing fees, there's a movement and even legal settlements urging consumers to stop swiping the plastic for every purchase.
Zeldin Cleans Up the WOTUS
The EPA has proposed an update to the Waters of the United States rule, which the Obama administration ludicrously expanded and the Supreme Court subsequently ordered revised.
In Devastating Blow, Newly Released Emails Reveal Trump Not Well-Liked by Pedophile
"I don't know how Trump comes back from this," said a White House source on condition of anonymity.
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Crooks Is Another Black Eye for the Bureau
The FBI's failure to come clean about Thomas Crooks and the near-assassination of Donald Trump isn't just an embarrassment — it's an outrage.
Build More Homes
Making America great again requires homes that young adults can afford.
Want Lower Prices? More 'Affordability'? Move to a Red State.
If you're in search of lower prices and want to make your paycheck go further, one failsafe strategy is to move to a conservative place.
Republicans Are Failing to Communicate
A lot of the failure by Republicans to get through to younger voters is because they are speaking a different language.