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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Defining 'Diversity' in Higher Education
To the Left, there is one kind of "diversity" — immutable traits like race and, yes, sex. Diversity of thought is a nonstarter.
'Melania' Draws Audiences and Baffles Critics
Some theaters reported near sellouts for the first lady's documentary, while screens in other areas sat nearly empty.
Trump Must Distribute Justice to the Iranian People
As President Trump and his negotiators try to work out a deal, Iran continues to brutalize its people.
America's Housing Crisis Has a Marriage Problem
The decline in marriage rates in the United States is a significant contributor to making housing unaffordable for Americans.
A Faithful Call to Pray for President Trump Amid Media Deceit
The godless liberal press, ever the agents of Satanic deception, shamelessly sow chaos and division among God's people.
9 Leading Candidates for Next Year's Super Bowl Halftime Show
It'll be electrifying to hear Dave Ramsey lecture everyone in attendance about how much they spent on their Super Bowl tickets.
Reader Comments
"All children need consequences for bad behavior, and Pelosi leads the pack in spoiled, childish behavior!"
Wednesday, February 11, 2026
A Parting Gift for Pelosi
Memo to Pam Bondi: DoJ Criminal Complaint to Indict Rep. Nancy Pelosi for Destruction of Public Property
The New York Times Has a Pot Epiphany
Legalizing marijuana had far more undesirable consequences than proponents — including the Times — admitted years ago.
Dow 50,000: A Supply-Side Miracle
We have lived through the greatest period of wealth creation in perhaps the history of the world.
Pass the SAVE America Act
We Americans like to talk about rights. But the other side of the same coin is responsibility.
The Clintons Are So Over
Two Democratic legends, the Clintons, are fading fast and are no longer major figures in their party.
Fraud Nation
Government agencies rarely check whether their handouts go to the right people. Minnesota is just the latest example.
Social Media Trap Gets Marched to the Courthouse
Meta and Google are having to prove that their social media apps aren't addictive and detrimental to adolescent mental health.
Trump, UAE, and Witkoff — a Scandal Brewing?
Will President Trump's various financial dealings with the United Arab Emirates come back to bite him?
Peggy Noonan's Misguided 'Lament for the Washington Post'
She's a skilled and thoughtful writer, but she seems to have missed the forest for the trees while grieving WaPo's recent layoffs.
A Civilization Losing Its Moral Compass
From Nietzsche to Kant to MacIntyre, the warning signs were always there. We just chose not to listen.
America 250: The Proclamation of 1763
Most historians agree that the Proclamation of 1763 escalated the disunity between the English crown and the English colonists.
U.S. Ski Team Awarded Gold Medal for Synchronized Screaming About Trump
They just barely beat out Iran to win the gold.
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Lack of Patriotism at the Olympics
Some athletes are displaying a lack of unity and stirring up media firestorms instead of pointing people to the beauty of the sport they love.