Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Friday, November 14, 2025
Newsom's COP30 Climate Gambit
The California Democrat governor sees the UN's annual climate conference as an opportunity to burnish his climate alarmism cred before a presidential run.
Obama's 'Brutalist' Monument to Himself
The grotesque tower known as the Obama Presidential Center rises high above Chicago's South Side and offends the sensibilities of everyone from architectural experts to environmentalists.
The New Moral Architects
The question is no longer who makes the laws but who defines what is moral. Those who control that definition control everything else.
Warp and Woof
We need to put on the garment that is provided to those who receive salvation through Jesus Christ.
Profiles of Valor: Brig Gen Robin Olds (USAF) Triple Ace
By the end of World War II, Olds had downed 12 German fighters and destroyed 11 others on the ground in strafing runs, the only pilot to make Ace in both his P-38 and his P-51, and would earn two Silver Stars for his actions.
Heartwarming: Group of Senile Senior Citizens Finally Finds Employment
The federal government is set to hire just over five hundred elderly, mentally incapacitated individuals.
Thursday, November 13, 2025
How Mamdani's Socialist Creed Will Hurt New York City
They will learn the inevitable lesson: When government is involved in everything, nothing works as well as it should.
Dems Lost the Schumer Shutdown, So... Epstein!
The late convicted pedophile has become little more than a distraction for whoever needs one at any given moment.
Behind the U.S. Military's Recruitment Surge
We're not quite a year into the Trump administration, and it's worth a look at how the Armed Forces have turned around their dismal recruiting results.
What Makes Things Affordable?
In order to achieve affordability, politicians must be deprived of their power, not given more of it.
When Political Rhetoric Becomes a Weapon
When someone of Nancy Pelosi's stature frames a political opponent as the embodiment of evil, it sets a moral permission structure.
Poverty, Obesity, and SNAP in America
There is no "dignity" in obesity, malnourishment and chronic illness, especially when it is a function of poverty, ignorance and dependence upon government.
What Is Stealing Women's Childbearing Years?
Women have imbibed cultural lies and are regretting it in their 30s. Because a career can wait, but starting a family has an expiration date.
The Groomers Pitch a Fit Over TV
GLAAD has begrudgingly noticed that the "representation" of alphabet people on television has declined in recent years, reducing entertainment's indoctrination powers.
Trump's GLP-1 Move: Smart Politics or Shortcut to Better Health?
Cheaper drugs are great, but the ultimate goal shouldn't just be "Ozempic for All." The end goal should be "Ozempic for None — Because We Don't Need It."
Trump's Drug-Price Turning Point for Affordable Healthcare
By making essential drugs affordable, reshoring production, and prioritizing patients over politics, President Trump has reframed the national conversation.
Is There Hope for the Black Community?
The issues facing the black community in America are complex and multifaceted, but they are not insurmountable.
Breathing New Life Into Free Speech
Harmeet Dillon, the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, pledges to investigate this week's Berkeley riot.
Democrats Somberly Remove Sombreros, Signaling End of Shutdown
"This is indeed a mucho, mucho sad day," said House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.
Reader Comments
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