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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Get Tough on Criminals to Avoid Needing the Guard
The constitutional right to come and go freely is destroyed if you fear being shot leaving home.
Government Shutdown: Smokescreen for Democratic Party Bankrupt of Ideas
If more government and more spending is the problem, not the solution, Democrats are in great political trouble.
Chicago's 'ICE-Free Zone'
The fact is, when he enforces federal immigration law, President Trump is doing what most Americans want.
Attempted Kavanaugh Assassin Gets Break for 'Trans' Claim
Nicholas Roske turned himself in for attempting to murder a Supreme Court justice, but now he claims he's a woman named Sophie, and the left-wing judge let him off easy.
Supreme Court Heads for a 'Reckoning' With Trump
The justices have begun their latest term and will consider several cases that could have a far-reaching impact on how a president manages the executive branch.
Security Pledge for Qatar: A Brilliant Chess Move, or Folly?
President Trump has signed an executive order guaranteeing U.S. aid should Qatar be attacked. This strategic move has both pros and cons in the Middle East.
Good Riddance, Net-Zero Banking Alliance
The climate alarmists' UN-based banking alliance that sought to pressure the world into embracing the globalist green-energy cult has collapsed.
Chicago Mayor Hoping His ICE-Free Zones Work Better Than His Gun-Free Zones
"Let's stay positive, people. Signs can work. Just not for guns, apparently."
Tuesday, October 7, 2025
The Hamas Regime's Death Knell Is Sounding
As we reflect on this solemn anniversary of unspeakable crimes perpetrated against Israel, Hamas can either exit the war it started with a whimper — or with a bang.
4 Cases to Watch at the Supreme Court This Term
The court's last term featured significant issues and delivered no shortage of important rulings. This new term looks no different.
Jack Smith's Democrat Spy Ring
The party that for decades invoked Richard Nixon and Watergate at every turn has now become far worse than what it once decried.
The Battle Israel Still Needs to Win
Many on the left, especially on college campuses, viewed the murder of 1,200 Israelis and the kidnapping of hundreds more as justified resistance against a supposed oppressor.
Jason Miyares' Race for Virginia AG Just Got More Compelling
Several things might move this race further toward Miyares, beginning with Jay Jones' questionable behavior.
Bringing The Free Press to CBS
Will a liberal lesbian be able to save American journalism? That's the question confronting Free Press chief Bari Weiss as she takes the helm at CBS News.
Hegseth and the Generals
At crunch time (now, for example), nothing beats eyeball-to-eyeball communication, which is what the secretary of war did with the top military brass last week.
The Trouble With Progressivism
The progressive mindset views history as a series of mistakes to be overcome rather than a source of insight, and they tear down every fence without knowing why it's there.
9 Terrifying Changes Bari Weiss Is Making at CBS News
It appears Weiss is about to unleash a veritable journalist's holocaust over at CBS. We wish those poor reporters well.
Reader Comments
"Perhaps one day soon a federal judge will say, 'Normally, the punishment for such crimes would be deportation or imprisonment for 20 years. However, in your case, Ms. Ilhan Omar, you will have both.'"
Monday, October 6, 2025
The National Guard Fight in Portland and Chicago
Given the choice between supporting violent criminals and Donald Trump, Democrats are choosing the violent criminals every time.
The Missing Ingredient Among America's Men
Without moral courage, we will fold under pressure. That is the most significant void in our culture today.