Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Monday, July 27, 2026
Jasmine Crockett Sees Racism Everywhere
The soon-to-be departing Democrat representative from Texas practices racial grievance politics as if it's her most important job.
The Left Is Losing Its Grip on Its Greatest Advantage
Leftists are beginning to lose influence among the very demographic that has long been their strongest source of political support and electoral success.
The Perils of AI in the Courtroom
An algorithm can draft your verdict in seconds. It just can't be held responsible for it.
The Hard Truth About the Sanctuary Movement
In a healthy country, the American experiment with the sanctuary movement would be widely recognized as a deadly failure.
Godless America?
God's plan will not be overthrown by radicals who want to burn society down and rebuild it in their own image.
Elon Musk Acquires Total Ownership of The Economist
Musk offered Zanny Beddoes the option to stay on with the company, on the condition that she do actual journalism.
Friday, July 24, 2026
Is the Qatari Jet a Trojan Horse or Just a Tar Baby?
The new Air Force One's failure to return President Trump to the United States after the NATO summit in Turkey raises concerns about a fiasco.
Weingarten's Disparate Impact on American Education
The teachers' union boss views her primary role as opposing Donald Trump, who just made a big move to remove race-based quotas from education.
DSA Assault on Prisons Is Rooted in Third World-ist Lust for Barbarism
There is only one coherent explanation for the DSA's anti-cop, anti-prison obsession: naked, raw ideology.
Ukrainian War Remakes War
While imposing damage on Russia, Ukraine's drones have created a killing zone into which Russian troops can't venture.
The One Democrat Who's Getting Tough Questions From CNN
Not every network is avoiding the positions and associations of Michigan's Abdul el-Sayed.
The Sad Fight Over Veterans Reform
Helping veterans who need it seems to be an insurmountable task for Congress, while some folks exploit the system through fraud and waste.
Profiles of Valor: Chaplain MAJ Charles J. Watters (USA)
"Unarmed and completely exposed, he moved among, as well as in front of, the advancing troops, giving aid to the wounded, assisting in their evacuation, giving words of encouragement, and administering the last rites to the dying."
Comforter-in-Chief
President Trump spends long periods of time at Dover Air Force Base comforting the families of our fallen military personnel.
Cut the Cord
God's Word contains weapons capable of defeating every temptation the enemy can bring your way.
WNBA Warns Sophie Cunningham the League Will Fold if Only Women Are Allowed to Play
"We'd be gone tomorrow," said WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert.
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Trump Puts CA and MN on Fraud Notice
Rather than continuing to cough up federal funds toward potential fraud, the Trump administration is stopping $1 billion in payments and demanding proof that the claims are legitimate.
Farm Labor, Congress, and Amnesty
A new bill with 47 House Republicans on board would expand H-2A farmworker visas to cover even people who've been here illegally.
Smacking Some Patriotism Into the Next Generation
A Chicago Cubs fan and military veteran smacked a young man who was sitting during the national anthem — a proper enforcement of the social code.
The Left-Wing Unicorn Hunt for the White Male Working-Class Voter
In their astroturf efforts, they ridicule Trump for his very tastes and appeal, which they try in vain to inauthentically emulate.