Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Monday, May 4, 2026
7 Devastating Effects of Ending Race-Based Gerrymandering
Looks like the Supreme Court really messed up on this one.
Friday, May 1, 2026
Nazi Tattoo Communist Becomes the Maine Man
Graham Platner now has the endorsement of Chuck Schumer after Gov. Janet Mills dropped out of the Democrat Senate primary race.
Crisis Pregnancy Center Can Sue the Inquisitors
In an unexpected 9-0 ruling, the Supreme Court upheld private donors' constitutional right of association.
The Truth Is Not a Disaster
The Louisiana v Callais decision is common sense and ends racial discrimination.
Nazi Tattoo? Hamas Defender? No Problem, Says Chuck Schumer
If Democrats fall for Graham Platner's schtick, they may or may not be racist, but they're definitely stupid.
The Young, Violent Political Left
It's disturbing when large segments of the population, especially the young and educated, find violence and murder unproblematic.
Trump 'Negotiates' With Iran
Iranian leadership is decimated, and the nation's economy is in free fall, as the U.S. has cut off all regime shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Gratitude and Perspective With Ben Sasse
The former senator and university president has outlived expectations after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis, and he shares the wisdom he's gleaned.
Profiles of Valor: Matej Kocak and Louis Cukela
Ordinary men faced with extraordinary circumstances — live your life worthy of their sacrifice.
No Intercessor
There are numerous Scriptures that call us to intercession, which is praying for others rather than ourselves.
The Babylon Bee's Official Recap of All 11 World Wars
Hopefully, this will help fill in the gaps your lousy history education may have left.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Supreme Court Blocks Racially Segregated Gerrymandering
In a blockbuster 6-3 ruling, the justices said that the Voting Rights Act does not, in fact, require separate but equal congressional districts for minorities.
Trump DOJ Takes Wild Second Swing at Comey
The latest charges against the former FBI director over his foolish "86 47" social media post are little more than lawfare and vindictiveness.
From One Assassination Attempt to the Next — Mainstreaming Violence Against a President
Assassins are motivated by all sorts of impulses, but certainly they do not act in a void.
When Does Speech Become Dangerous?
If America wants to lower the temperature, scrutiny should be directed at conspiratorial storytelling that teaches people to hate.
The Would-Be Assassin: The Problem Isn't Education — It's Ideological Isolation
The question is not how much he learned, but whether he ever learned to question his beliefs.
Hegseth More Than Holds His Own
The once-maligned war secretary testified before the House Armed Services Committee yesterday, and he didn't pull any punches.
Supreme Court Weighs 'Temporary' Status for Haitians, Syrians
The justices heard arguments on whether President Trump is allowed to remove temporary protective status from Haitians and Syrians in the U.S.
Missouri State Removed Its Bias Response Team After a Lawsuit Challenged It
When universities create systems that censor speech, students and outside organizations cannot simply complain about the problem. They have to challenge it directly.
Do We Know Our Enemy?
There is little evidence I've seen that indicates the U.S. knows or understands the thinking of the Iranian regime.