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Friday, December 12, 2025

Cry the Beloved Europe?
Far too many of Europe's immigrants profess too little desire to assimilate into what they consider a culturally decadent place — one that, ironically, they have no desire to leave.

Don't Go Wobby on China
The Trump administration has just signaled a troubling shift in its export control posture by permitting NVIDIA to sell certain high-performance AI chips to China.

NYT Comedian Questions Trump's Vigor
The "paper of record" has apparently forgotten the four deeply debilitated years of Joe Biden's presidency, but we certainly haven't.

Hollywood's Slow Suicide
Another major studio is being sold off as the once-vibrant movie industry has increasingly lost relevance due to its lousy product.

Democrats Fear a King — But Their Policies Create One
The Left's objections to many of Donald Trump's actions are not rooted in fear of executive power but rather the exercise of it by Donald Trump.

Border Backlash
Republicans support defending Americans, while Democrats fight for those who come here illegally and threaten the safety and prosperity of our communities.

Low Fuel Light
I used to try and see how close to zero I could get before I stopped to refuel.

Profiles of Valor: CPT John James (USA)
"I'm chasing my purpose, not a paycheck. ... My entire adult life, I was prepared to sacrifice everything in pursuit of my purpose."

Jasmine Crockett Hits Campaign Trail to Axe For Votes
"I ain't playin' baby girl, I runnin', which is why I be axing you fo yo votes," said the Rhodes graduate.
Thursday, December 11, 2025

TPUSA to Take on Candace Owens and Set the Record Straight
Owens has spent the last three months advancing conspiracy theories about Charlie Kirk's murder, including that TPUSA personnel were in on it.

The ICE Ops Optics Problem
The ICE focus must be narrowed to violent criminal illegal aliens, the "worst of the worst," or the Trump hemorrhage of Hispanic voters will accelerate.

Flashback to 2009: ObamaCare Creates a Mess for Others to Clean Up
Given the broad opposition of most Americans, most doctors and seniors in fear of cuts in Medicare, one must ask why do it?

What Do We Do About China?
To meet the China challenge, the United States must strengthen trade and security relationships with nations surrounding China: Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and India.

DOJ Ditches Disparate Impact
Sixty years after the Civil Rights Act, the Justice Department is finally doing away with race-based standards that actually end up perpetuating inequality.

Fuentes's Foreign and Fake Following Fueling 'Popularity'
Bot farms in Africa and Southeast Asia are the reason Fuentes has more reach on X than the social media platform's owner, Elon Musk.

Democrats' Masculinity Problem
They are struggling to attract male voters because they have made man-hating anti-patriarchy a pillar of their political brand.

Why We Don't Accept Advertising
When left-wingers collude to choke off the advertising revenue of other websites, it's a reminder why we chose to avoid dependence on ads.

A Letter to George Farmer, the Husband of Candace Owens
The narratives we create and perpetuate have consequences, and I urge you to consider the impact of Candace's words and actions on the broader movement.

Kwanzaa Finally Revealed to Be Elaborate Prank on White People
"Yeah, you got us," said black dude Achonte Ndukwe.

Reader Comments
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