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What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Monday, December 22, 2025
Trump Vindicated in Georgia
It took more than five years, but now we know that some 315,000 early votes in Atlanta's Fulton County were illegally certified during the 2020 presidential election.
Mitt Romney Is Free to Pay More Taxes
The former GOP presidential nominee drank the Kool-Aid, writing a New York Times op-ed to advocate for raising taxes on the rich.
Cracking Down on Citizenship Fraud
President Trump wants to send the message that those who seek U.S. citizenship should do so legally and for the good of America.
The Dangers of Undermining U.S. Civil-Military Relations
A video by six Democrat members of Congress draws service members into a political dispute, sowing discord, which is especially dangerous during periods of political tension.
Why America Has the Second Amendment
Recent events attest to the folly of so-called gun control endeavors. In the end, they only serve to enable the lawless at the expense of the law-abiding.
The Terrorists Are Inside the Gates
Tens of thousands of suspected or confirmed international terrorists have been identified within the borders of the United States.
The Stockholm Syndrome of the West
Why does the West keep accommodating the forces that hate it? Why do societies sympathize with their attackers?
Good Navy News: Part II
We can be justifiably grateful for the many good things about the Navy and its leadership.
The Reason for the Season!
The news seems to be getting darker and darker. How did we get here? I believe it's because we have forgotten the real reason we celebrate Christmas.
7 Other Things Trump Is Naming After Himself
Washington, D.C. will now be Washington, D.T.: Nobody ever knows what the "D.C." stands for anyway.
Friday, December 19, 2025
Trump Repositions Pot
The president's executive order seeks to reclassify marijuana as less dangerous while at the same time ramping up our efforts toward medical research.
Bongino's Departure and the Difficulty of Governing
His apparent dissatisfaction serves as a reminder that government work is more boring and more difficult (or both) than outsiders think.
Australia's Fake Gun Control
Ironically, it turns out that the tragedy at Bondi Beach has hurt the gun controllers' hopeless cause.
RFK Throws Down the Gauntlet on Gender Mutilation
Leftists claim they want to "protect trans kids," but that's a grossly misleading slogan. HHS is now actually doing it.
We Have Reached the Emily Litella Moment on Climate Change
People are seeing one prominent preacher after another of environmental doom from climate change suddenly saying, "Never mind."
Can the Dark Ages Return?
The medicine for decline requires unity, honesty, courage, and action — virtues now in short supply.
Ford EVs Found on Road Dead
The auto giant has decided to cut its (huge) losses on electric vehicles after the Trump administration cut regulations and Congress dumped subsidies.
Incentivized Entitlement Fraud
Minnesota's massive and growing welfare fraud scandal demonstrates the reality that the entitlement state has gotten too big and unaccountable.
Parenting Adult Children Can Be Heartbreaking
Parents, particularly moms, on the receiving end of "no contact" from their adult children have had it. But the only solution that will lead to reconciliation is God's grace.
Profiles of Valor: MSG Wiedorfer — A Christmas Day Medal of Honor
"Something had to be done, and someone had to do it. ... Luckily, their firing wasn't too good that day. They didn't get me."