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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Thursday, March 5, 2026

'A Sobering Picture' of Military Readiness
While Leftmedia talkingheads fret about the number of missiles fired in Iran, The Heritage Foundation issues a much broader report on the Armed Forces.

The SAVE Act Is Common Sense — But It Needs One Change
Examining the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act and proposing one change that could broaden its support beyond partisan lines.

Is Starlink Reorienting the Russia-Ukraine War?
Turning off Starlink has hobbled the Russians' precision-attack capability, logistical assistance, and message relaying.

Quiet Wins, Loud Failures: A Reality Check for Jasmine Crockett
In the real world, talk without work is what sinks your secret advantage.

Iran's 'Assembly of Experts' Forgets to Include Expert on Not Getting Blown Up
"There were experts in chemistry, mathematics, but no one well-versed in not dying."

Reader Comments
"Does anyone think Bill and Hillary are embarrassed or feel they have been scolded? Congress has better things to do. Time to get to real work."
Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Spanberger v. American Liberty
Another great pretender, Abigail "Bait-n-Switch" Spanberger, who ran as a moderate, quickly established herself as a leftist Demo hack.

Texas Toast: Crenshaw, Crockett Lose Big
In the most stunning upset of the young primary season, four-term GOP Congressman Dan Crenshaw got thumped by pro-Trump conservative challenger Steve Toth.

Supreme Court Protects Kids From School Groomers
In a 6-3 ruling, the justices struck down California polices that promoted schools keeping parents in the dark about their kids' "transitions."

California's Inferno of Regulations
More than a year after the wildfires, fewer than 30 of the 13,000 destroyed homes have been rebuilt.

Why the Pentagon Is at Odds With Anthropic AI
What's behind the blowup between the Trump administration — particularly Pete Hegseth — and the AI tech firm Anthropic?

Democrats Are the Party That Can't Define Reality
A Harvard-Harris poll discovered that, unbeknownst to them, a supermajority of Democrats reject socialism when properly defined.

Satire or Documentary?
Keir Starmer's Iran statement sounds less like Winston Churchill and more like the satirical marionette film "Team America: World Police."

America 250: Uncertainty in the English Colonies
By 1763, with the signing of the Treaty of Paris, not all conflicts had been settled. Into this crucible came British Prime Minister George Grenville.

Obama Confused to See Bombs Falling on Iran Instead of Pallets of Cash
"That's not what I'm used to," Obama said.
Tuesday, March 3, 2026

The Age of Missile Defense
We now know that all the scorn that has been poured on missile defense over the years was perverse and wrong.

Trump Acts While Dems Posture
As the administration continues to justify its strike on Iran, the Democrats continue to prattle on about "war powers" and the lack of an "imminent threat."

Trump Exposed the Crazy Things Democrats Believe
Democrats prioritize illegal immigrants over Americans, criminals over victims, and transgender ideology over truth.

Hegseth Wins Concessions From Scouting America
The organization formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America has conceded that War Secretary Pete Hegseth might have a point about its standards.

Immigration Enforcement Saves Lives
Abdul Jalloh came here illegally from Sierra Leone in 2012, and since then he's illegally done just about everything else imaginable.