Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
In Dire Need of Toilet, Artemis Lands at Buc-ee's
"I see the sign! 'Your throne awaits.' Hang in there, crew."
Reader Comments
"We tried to warn Virginians, but they wouldn't listen, just like the morons in New York City. The sad thing is that Governor Spanberger may very well destroy the state."
Monday, April 13, 2026
Sleazy Swalwell Sticks It Out
The imperiled Democrat congressman is a scumbag at best, and a rapist at worst, but his political fate is no longer in his hands.
San Francisco's Latest Radical Experiment
Unlike some of the city's other adventures, this one is actually working out.
Argentina Is Booming — Capitalism Remains Undefeated
Yet no matter how often free-market reforms work to better the lives of millions, they will never be credited.
Talks Stall, and the U.S. Imposes Its Own Blockade
Iran thought it held all the cards in the negotiations, but JD Vance and the American team walked away from the table, and Donald Trump responded with power.
WaPo Bemoans Conservative SCOTUS
The Washington Post grossly mischaracterizes the Supreme Court's rulings under Donald Trump, decrying the loss of "rights" by redefining them.
Disney, Take Note of 'Super Mario'
If the Mouse House wants to make its company magical again, it should produce films that parents actually want to take their kids to see.
Has AI Made God Unnecessary?
Technology doesn't just change what we do. It changes what we trust. Artificial intelligence is making that harder to ignore.
Why the United States Cannot Afford to Restrict All Legal Immigration
Examining the growing view on the Right that legal immigration should be paused or significantly reduced in response to uncontrolled excess.
The War on Christianity
To the leftists at the Washington Post, a government official sharing the Gospel is just beyond the pale.
The Art of (Not) Quitting
As a nation, we have not done a very good job of training our children to do the hard things. I hope that is changing.
Kamala Harris 'Thinking About' Losing Again in 2028
Veterans of Harris's 2024 campaign expressed interest in losing once more, but in a different way.
Friday, April 10, 2026
Trump Nukes the Wackadoo Right
Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones all were on the receiving end of Donald Trump's wrath over their opposition to his fight in Iran.
Sinking Swalwell?
Allegations of Democrat Congressman Eric Swalwell's carnal impropriety may doom his run for California's governorship.
39 Days: Too Much or Not Enough?
"No negotiation is ever final," a real estate developer once told me, and that seems to hold for Trump.
Artemis II Mission Offers Inspiring Unity for a Deeply Divided Nation
In short, Artemis II is a feel-good story. And frankly, we could use more of those.
The Big Picture on Abortion and Demographics
Abortion is on the rise, fertility is on the decline, and it is all tied to the abandonment of the family as the cultural building block of society.
A Tale of Two Popes
Pope Leo, the first American pope, seems to have no love lost for Donald Trump. Yet a look back at Pope John Paul's legacy might clarify things.
Finally, Overdose Deaths Are Going Down
For years, it seemed there was no end in sight, and while many people recognized the problem, few knew how to fix it or where to start.