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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Thursday, May 21, 2026
IPCC Retires Chicken Little
The United Nations' climate panel has admitted its extreme climate modeling is "implausible" as it backs away from alarmism dogma.
America: The Real Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
True, America can be sluggish, insular, complacent, and naive. But historically, we eventually wake up to the next rising threat — if often just in the nick of time.
How News Aggregators Reinforce Political Ignorance
Aggregators like Microsoft, Apple, Google, Yahoo, TikTok and YouTube increasingly prioritize stories that reinforce a user's preexisting worldview.
When Political Violence Becomes Acceptable, It Becomes Inevitable
When a culture begins to rationalize murder as justice, it will get more murder.
The Fragile Balance Between Compassion and Civilization
Compassion without order eventually produces chaos. And order without compassion eventually produces cruelty.
Scummy Weingarten's Scammy Manifesto
A look at how the president of the American Federation of Teachers used union funds to write and promote her dubious book.
SCOTUS Weighs Some Huge Cases
Before it adjourns for the summer, the Supreme Court will render decisions on a handful of cases that will profoundly affect the future of our republic.
China's War on Faith Reveals the Real Threat of Communism
An interview with Sam Brownback, the former Kansas governor, U.S. senator, and former ambassador-at-large for International Religious Freedom.
MAGA Is Personal for Me
You may never fully grasp the depth of my loss during the 2020 election and the pandemic, but it fuels my passion for souls and civic engagement.
America 250: The Shot Heard 'Round the World
As the British troops moved out of Boston toward Lexington and then Concord, they had no idea what awaited them.
Massie Blames Defeat on Jews of Rural Kentucky
"I'm really proud of our team. We just couldn't overcome the Hasidic powers that control the farm towns of Appalachia."
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Wednesday, May 20, 2026
A Win for Faith in Our Military Ranks
"I will be strong and courageous. I will not be terrified or discouraged for the Lord my God is with me wherever I go."
Massie Loses Big After Increasing Opposition to Trump
The president has consolidated power in the GOP with recent wins against his detractors, but the rest of the story will unfold come November.
How a Climate Scientist Was Attacked by the White House, Congress, and His Own University
"Progressive" activists are proud to stop a researcher from writing about what he knows.
Joe Biden's Forgotten People of Afghanistan
We had an obligation to the people of Afghanistan to not abandon them to the human embodiments of absolute evil.
The Jim Crow Democrats' Grotesque Gambit
The power-mad Dems are calling on young black athletes to boycott the very same Southern schools that have historically provided them with life-changing opportunities.
Press Leakers Get a Dose of Flex Seal From Trump
The Justice Department has been subpoenaing media companies to track down government officials who are leaking sensitive information to the press.
The Public Education Student Drain
Blue cities are experiencing dwindling enrollment and classroom sizes as concerned parents pack up and flee to greener educational pastures.
The Gospel According to Useful Idiots
Modern progressivism runs on magical thinking, institutional money, and the refusal to ask one simple question: "Is it working?"