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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025

Reader Comments
"What the 17th Amendment gave us was the Arkansas governor's wife moving to New York to get elected to the Senate because she was 'popular' there."
Monday, November 3, 2025

Trump Takes on '60 Minutes'
In a lengthy and wide-ranging interview, the president went toe to toe with the "news" network that had recently coughed up $16 million to him.

Oh SNAP — More Judicial Diktats
Senate Democrats are keeping the government closed, and Donald Trump is not a king. Nevertheless, two district judges claim the authority to open the spigot for food stamps.

Debating Who Gets Deported
The Trump administration has made significant progress in cleaning up the illegal immigration mess the Biden administration left, but there is still much work to be done.

Yes, Test Our Nukes
We should have 100% certainty about the safety, security and reliability of our nuclear arsenal.

'Stand Your Ground' Under Attack
The Wall Street Journal makes a specious case for allowing an aggressor to attack and possibly kill you — and its timing sure seems suspicious.

Santos's Commutation Doesn't Erase the Embarrassment He Caused My District
Politics depends on trust — not blind loyalty, but the belief that elected officials will at least tell the truth about who they are.

Behind the Wall of Government Schools
You will not believe the abysmal environment of America's public schools due to institutional neglect and political agendas warping what is taught.

Tucker Carlson's Mockery and God's Irrevocable Call
Standing with Israel is not heresy — it's biblical orthodoxy.

Walking Point
We knew the Viet Cong were watching our every move, waiting for us to make a mistake. That mistake was made one night in early March 1966.

Embarrassed Democrats Admit They Can't Remember Why They Shut the Government Down
"The shutdown must be about climate change or something else a lot more important-sounding."

Palestinian State and Western Decay
The recognition and support of a fictitious State of Palestine reveal Western leaders as too weak and cynical to face their own societal failures.
Friday, October 31, 2025

Leftists Don't Like Killing Bad Guys ... if They Can't Define the Bad Guys
I applaud the Trump administration for letting narco-terrorists know that the game is over.

Tucker Carlson Elevates Bigoted Nick Fuentes
The normalization of individuals like Fuentes will only lead to more proliferation of Jew-hatred in America, and conservatives should want nothing to do with it.

New York Takes a Hard Left Turn
Zohran Mamdani is 100 percent socialist — and far more radical than his hero, Bernie Sanders.

Trump's Asian Tour de Force
The president's weeklong trip to several Asian nations culminated in some deals with China's Xi Jinping. It's good news, even if he oversells it.

Are Americans Better or Worse Off Since January?
The facts tell a different story of national recovery from the self-inflicted disasters of the recent past.

Reject Radical Mamdani: NYC Mayor Race Has National Ramifications
If voters choose Mamdani, America risks losing a little more of its dynamism — and its soul.

Foreign Journalists Asked Kamala the Questions Americans Wouldn't
It's a colossal shame that American journalists can't ask the questions that foreigners can.

Democrats Want Open Borders; Most Americans Don't
"Immigration is a blind spot where Democrats focus first on the needs of migrants rather than the needs of Americans."