Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
What's Next for Birthright Citizenship?
The president and Congress have options to mitigate the damage caused by the Supreme Court, but solutions will require resolve and courage.
The Big Tent
Radical communists will burn down the Democrats' big tent with the party establishment inside it as a prelude to burning down America.
The AC War Heats Up
A Parisian politician blames the United States for Europe's sad, sorry, self-flagellating refusal to use a fundamental climate-cooling technology that's been around for a century.
Smooth Operator Mamdani Seduces Confused Voters With Sugar-Coated Lies
He speaks half-truths and distortions with heartfelt sincerity that seduces his ill-informed prey.
Student Loan Bills Come Due
The Trump administration is ending the student loan nonpayment grift, but borrowers have made entitled, poor choices in the meantime.
An American Homework Assignment
Read the Declaration of Independence and instill in your children the tradition of doing the same as we go forward.
Is America Still 'Indivisible'?
The week of July 4th, and our nation's 250th birthday — what a perfect opportunity to talk about unity!
And That's the Truth
The Democratic Socialists of America are within striking distance of Barack Obama's fundamental transformation, but they can be stopped.
How to Think About the American Revolution
The revolutionary and founding generations did their heroic part in bequeathing to us this legacy of freedom.
Supreme Court Rules Any Baby Born at Olive Garden Is an Italian Citizen
"This ruling upholds many years of settled law," Chief Justice John Roberts said.
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Birthright Citizenship for Illegals Is a Death Sentence for the Country
As expected, a 5-4 majority of the Supreme Court got it woefully and atrociously wrong on the question of applying the 14th Amendment to the children of illegals.
Election Day Means Election Day, but Congress Has to Say So
In Watson v. Republican National Committee, the Supreme Court allowed Mississippi to continue accepting certain absentee ballots after Election Day.
Democrats Now and Then
As the saying goes: "This is not your grandparents' Democrat Party." It has clearly gone off the rails.
Bill Maher, Liberalism's Apostate
Maher stands out as a rare left-leaning comic who dares criticize his own tribe, and he's paid a price for it.
Roberts Slaughters the Deep State
The Roberts Supreme Court has given us a frustratingly mixed bag of rulings in the past 24 hours, but one crucial ruling that it got exactly right was Trump v. Slaughter.
Newsom Jumps Aboard the Socialism Train
Presidential wannabe Gavin Newsom peddles socialism via the wealth tax — nationally — that he opposes in his own state.
This Is the Foundation of America's Greatness
If we want America to remain a nation blessed by God, we must first be a virtuous people, shaped by His word.
'Supergirl' Super Flop: A Lesson in Alienating Your Audience
Hollywood isn't changing its ways and is content to spit on its audience — a recipe for a mediocre film to flop.
Who's in the Mood to Celebrate 250 Years?
Giving thanks for being blessed enough to be born in this nation and to have had a lifetime of enjoying the freedoms found therein.
Wikipedia Was Built for Truth. What Happened?
Larry Sanger, who helped create Wikipedia and coined its name, has become one of the site's most outspoken critics. He's now banned.