Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Monday, April 6, 2026
Bondi's Firing Was a Long Time Coming
The attorney general ran afoul of President Trump more than a year ago, and her advocacy notwithstanding, she has been removed from her post.
NATO on Thin Ice
The Trump administration is questioning the value of NATO, given some member nations' refusal to allow U.S. bases to be used in support of the ongoing Iran operation.
More Money Was Never Needed for Better Education
As it turns out, throwing money at our education problem will not solve it. Parental control, school choice, and tailored teaching will.
What Artificial Intelligence Can't Replace
The risk is not that AI will become human. It is that people will begin treating it as though it were.
Originalism and the Constitution
The interpretive philosophy of originalism, properly understood, is not a perfect method. Yet its value of originalism lies not in its perfection but in its constraint.
In the Fullness of Time
As I grow older, I've reflected many times on my "God moments" — when everything comes together in a way that you know is not coincidental.
Sneak Peek: A Look at the Features of Trump's White House Ballroom
Administration insiders provided the following mock-up showcasing the exciting design for the new addition.
Friday, April 3, 2026
The Sudden Political Star of Trump II: Marco Rubio
Rubio, in his two ostensibly nonpolitical jobs, has obviously made a favorable impression on the public.
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Supreme Court Skeptical of Undoing Birthright Citizenship
The justices could surprise everyone, but there wasn't a lot of sympathy for President Trump's effort to deny automatic citizenship to the children of illegal aliens.
A Foolish NATO Was a Big Loser in the Iran War
Trump ripped off a happy-face scab and exposed a festering wound of increasingly anti-American hypocrisy beneath.
In Today's NBA, Beliefs Can Be a Firing Offense
Jaden Ivey did not skip practice. He did not clash with teammates. He did not violate the law. His offense was speech.
What Trump's Speech Was and Wasn't
During an address to the nation last night, our commander-in-chief told us that the end is near, but that we must also stay the course until we complete the mission.
Trump Orders Citizenship Verification for Elections
With the SAVE Act tied up in the Senate, President Trump is using everything at his disposal to keep pressing for commonsense election protections.
'The View' Goes After Isabel Brown
Encouraging women to get married and have children is hateful — but only if it comes from a conservative white woman.
Anti-Kings Protests Funded by Kings
Large-scale, coordinated protests don't just materialize out of thin air. They require funding, logistics, promotion, and organization.
Conservative Infighting Isn't a Crisis — For Now
Downplaying the divide or claiming that it will lead to the fall of the Republican Party isn't the right approach.
Profiles of Valor: Col John Ripley (USMC)
"When you know you're not going to make it, a wonderful thing happens: You stop being cluttered by the feeling that you're going to save your butt."
Faith Over Fame: Jaden Ivey's Bold Stand Against the NBA's Cultural Hypocrisy
The world may not understand this, but as followers of Christ, we are called to prioritize our relationship with Him above all else.
Crown of Thorns
Jesus wore a crown of thorns for us so that one day we might wear the crown of righteousness.
Gen Z Christians, You Can End the Church's Cohabitation Epidemic
God created marriage to be a lifelong covenant that is not to be taken lightly.