Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Friday, January 16, 2026
Yes, It's Insurrection in Minnesota
Donald Trump is mulling whether to call in federal troops to quell the leftist uprising in Minneapolis, but there's no question that he has the constitutional authority to do so.
Is a Red Line Still a Red Line?
It is imperative that Trump live up to his word. His continued credibility and America's deterrent posture both depend on it.
The Left's Silence on Iran Isn't Hypocrisy; It's Consistency
Any true champion of human rights is rooting against the mullahs.
The Perpetual Climate Panic Machine 'Collapses'
The public should be skeptical that eco-leftists are the most credible experts on predicting what the future holds.
Fraud and the 'Fundamental Transformation' of America
The fraud being revealed serves two important purposes in the ongoing "fundamental transformation" of America.
What's in 'The Great Healthcare Plan'?
President Trump presented the framework of a plan to redirect subsidies, negotiate lower prices, and increase transparency in the market.
'Negative Net Migration for the First Time in 50 Years'
President Trump's policies of closing the border, deporting criminal aliens, and incentivizing other illegals to leave have been remarkably effective.
Gen Z Is Opting for Freedom of the Mind
Our youngest voting cohort is choosing to steward its screen time in a way that gives it back its freedom.
SCOTUS: Yes, Litigate Election Rules Before the Election
The Supreme Court rules that a candidate has standing to challenge election laws before an election, which is a big win for setting the rules before the game.
Profiles of Valor: BG Stephen Curda (USA, Ret)
How an impoverished boy from South Korea rose to become the first Korean-born American Army Flag Officer.
The Prayers of the Saints
When we cry out to God with overwhelmed hearts and ask for His grace and mercy, He hears our prayers, which are like sweet-smelling incense.
U.S. Offers to Trade Its Liberal Women for Iranian Women
"It's a deal that makes too much sense not to happen," Rubio said in a brief statement to reporters.
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Leftmedia Hypocrisy on Search Warrants
There's definitely a bit of selective outrage after a Washington Post reporter's home was raided by the FBI.
Tricia McLaughlin Defends ICE's Visible Presence
"What we've seen is just flabbergasting as far as the number of criminals who have been allowed to walk around with impunity."
Chaos Is the Strategy, and Too Many Are Helping It Succeed
Chaos, once normalized, never confines itself to the causes that first unleashed it.
Trump's Lawfare Push Is Damaging the DOJ
Reputable prosecutors are leaving the Department of Justice over concerns the agency is focusing too much on Trump's enemies.
Independents Are the Dominant Voter Bloc
Both parties are losing the new generation of voters. The Left's vision is to keep pushing Democrats further to the left, whereas the Right is too quick to claim victory.
Grok's AI Tomfoolery
The artificial intelligence brand has an image feature called Imagine that enables "spicy" edits, which users have exploited to create fake nude images of unsuspecting people.
The Hypocrisy of American Feminism
As Iranian women bravely fight for their rights, risking everything in the face of oppression, American feminists are caught up in identity politics.
