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Thursday, January 15, 2026

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.


Five-Year-Old Brought in to Explain Difference Between Boys and Girls to Supreme Court
Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson were seemingly astonished.

Reader Comments
"As far as I'm concerned, the line has been crossed. ICE should be arresting literally anyone who harasses and/or interferes with them doing their sworn duty."
Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Questions About Wreaths Across America
Many of our readers have a connection with WAA and Christmas wreath placements honoring Veterans, but financial issues need to be resolved.

Discriminating Based on Sex Without a Definition of Sex
Justice Samuel Alito eviscerated leftists' entire transgender sports argument in an exchange that highlighted the utter incoherence of their position.

Trump's War on Big Credit Is a Big Mistake
Punishing borrowers by locking them out of credit won't make the affordability crisis better. It'll make it far, far worse.

The Warmth of Collectivism
The "warmth of collectivism" doesn't last. But socialists never admit that their communes fail.

The Prime of Tough-Guy Progressivism
Resistance warriors have arrayed themselves for battle against federal law enforcement.

Saving the American Family
Incentivize marriage and family through laws and policies, and ferret out rules or laws that harm or disincentivize marriage and the American family.

Cuba Is Literally Running on Fumes
This small island nation that relied on Venezuelan oil is experiencing economic free fall thanks in part to Operation Absolute Resolve.

Exploiting American Generosity
After a shooting in Maine, people raised money for the victims. A group of Somalis ended up stealing some of it.

How Climate Politics Handed the Wind Industry to China
America's wind push grew out of international pressure, corporate lobbying, and climate politics that rewarded ambition over practicality.

Democrats Fear Iranian Love of Freedom Could Spread to America
"This desire for freedom and liberty could really destroy everything the Democratic Party has worked so hard for."
Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Stop Pretending That Colleges Are Nonprofit Institutions
If an institution can spend $800 million on a football stadium, it can afford to pay its fair share of taxes.

ICE Watch Comes Under Scrutiny
With all the recruiting, training, and money being poured into the "Resistance," it's only a matter of time before the Left gets its next martyr.

Federal Judge Rules the SPLC's 'Hate Map' Can Continue
Unchecked power to define "hate" can (and often does) chill free speech, endanger lives, and only deepen America's divisions.

Fraud? Newsom Tells Walz to Hold His Beer
California has nearly seven times the population of Minnesota, so it's not surprising that there's more fraud, but still — $33 billion is a lot of money.

Renee Good Endangered Her Life — and Yours
Activism that abets law-breaking is the moral equivalent of racketeering, and it might meet the legal definition, too.

The World Holds Its Breath on Iran
The Iranian regime is orchestrating a massacre, crossing President Trump's red line. The world now waits to see what he will do in response.