Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Wednesday, October 22, 2025
Maybe There Are Nazis Everywhere
You can tell a lot about a political movement by how it handles its fringes, and Democrats and Republicans have dealt with that test very differently.
The Unconscionable Loss of Conscience for Virginia Democrats
Virginia Democrats come across looking as though murder and gaming the system are not issues that deserve consequences.
To Lower Health Costs, Legalize Catastrophic Health Insurance Plans for All
One reason health care costs are rising at two to three times the cost of everything else is that the entire insurance market is dysfunctional.
KJP's Feet Get Held to the Fire
While on her book tour, the former Biden spokesparrot got grilled by a usually friendly media about her old boss. Times are changing.
Democrats Prioritize Welfare Over National Security
The ideological chasm between the two parties has never been deeper or wider. And now this has important implications for national security.
The Pro-Life Blind Spot for IVF
The problem with IVF lies not in theory but in practice, and the hidden cost of IVF that goes completely unnoticed.
DC Attackers Go Free, Showing Limits of Trump Crime Crackdown
It is a good thing that Trump decided to highlight the issue of crime.
The Palestinian Authority's 'Pay for Slay' Gambit
While getting its hostages back made the Hamas/Israel peace deal worth it, releasing hundreds of Palestinian jihadis may come back to bite Israel.
UN Punts on Shipping Carbon Tax
After pushback from the Trump administration, the United Nations decided — for now — not to pursue its latest climate change income redistribution scheme.
Why Are Peanut Allergies Declining?
Such food sensitivities were once far more rare, and based on a new study, they could become rare once again if doctors and parents will follow the new guidance.
William Howard Taft and Foreign Policy
Taft was a quiet, kind man with a judicial temperament, but those personality traits were a major factor in his difficulties as president.
White House Construction Crew Finds 1,357 More Cocaine Stashes
President Donald Trump was not shy about who he believed to be responsible. "Hunter Biden's legacy lives on," Trump said.
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Shutdown Polling Favors GOP
Chuck Schumer and his fellow Democrats are in a serious bind, with bad polling on the one hand and a wrathful hard-left base on the other.
No Kings — Just Effective Presidents
Must we choose between canonizing Donald Trump and hating him? Why can't we just be happy that he's doing what we hired him to do?
Trump's Middle East Triumph Embarrassed the Self-Proclaimed Experts
It's a rebuke of America's top universities, which supposedly produce the country's foreign policy experts.
How to Make the Americas Great Again
The solution to the dangers we face from Chinese influence and socialist movements is found in making the countries closest to us more stable and successful.
New Jersey's Wind Debacle
Phil Murphy's obsession with wind power is one of the reasons that the state's gubernatorial race is competitive.
Lies, Damned Lies, and Crime Statistics
The "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" approach to fighting crime is only making things worse in Democrat-run cities across America.
Militant Islam in the West
New York City's likely next mayor, Zohran Mamdani, is the poster child for why immigration without assimilation is detrimental to society at large.
The Meaning of 'Right-Wing'
Leftists accuse anyone who questions their agenda of being a "right-wing extremist," but the truth is that "Right" has become synonymous with "truth."