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Were the Bombs of August 1945 'Demonic'?

We may consider nuclear weapons to be Satanic, but they certainly were not first created by the devil.

What Is the Western World?

Certain principles shaped the Western world, and the modern progressive movement, which so often feeds on emotion, is incompatible with those principles.

Trump Officially Classifies Liberal Women as Terrorist Organization

"They're nasty, dangerous people, these women," Trump said.

Taxpayer-Funded Socialist Breeding Campuses

"Every campus forms students whether it says so out loud or not. The only question is by whom, and toward what."

Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors

"I was brought up believing that through God all things are possible and that Jesus loves me. That's embedded in me. It follows me through everything that I do."

A Texas-Sized Data Center Divide

Public opposition to data centers is growing, and even Texas Republicans are adjusting their positions and policies.

Enes Kanter Freedom Fights Courtside for Women's Rights

Freedom is putting his name and reputation on the line to prove just how ridiculous the WNBA's pro-gender pathology is.

Eighteen Years Ago

"We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America."

California Criminalizes Citizen Journalism

The Golden State Democrats passed the Stop Nick Shirley Act in response to his exposing massive taxpayer-funded fraud tied to immigration groups.

Ditching Net Zero

Countries like Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom are walking back their net-zero push.

Abdul El-Sayed Still Loves Hasan Piker

Like so many in the left-wing arena, El-Sayed was delighted to have Piker in his corner during his primary election campaign.

Why Was Ratcliffe in Russia?

Donald Trump's CIA director paid an unannounced visit to Moscow, and while we suspect he touched on numerous topics, he was probably there first and foremost to issue a warning.

A Malevolent Nexus

Our problems seem to begin and end with the internalizers and externalizers. America was designed for discriminating attributors, and none other.

Absurdities, Round 2

These are serious matters. But unlike the imponderables, their paths to resolution are crystal clear, and the raging debates are just wasting time.

Apocalypse Draws Near as Last Remaining Universally Beloved Human Being Passes Away

Dolly Parton, age 80, was the final person on earth still beloved across every political and socioeconomic spectrum.

Reader Comments

Reader Comments

"Lazy and selfish folks think they like socialism — until it actually hits home. By then it is too late."

SCOTUS Rules for Election Integrity

We'd be foolish to believe that this puts an end to the Democrats' designs on "finding" just enough votes in just enough districts to flip the House on November 3.

Where's the Beef (Tariff)?

A pound of beef is 80% more expensive than in 2019. Tariffs haven't helped, but they aren't the root of the problem, either.

The DOE Downsizing Effort Has Been Largely Successful

President Trump is keeping his promise to dismantle the Department of Education, which has been decades in the making.

A Manners List for UK Immigrants

The UK Home Office recently published guidelines for newcomers to understand British culture — things like "equal rights" and "don't rape."