Features
What we've featured on the front page — analysis, opinion, and Alexander's columns — day by day.
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Will Trump's 'Affordability Tour' Move the Public Approval Needle?
Trump can't keep claiming that the Demos' "affordability" rhetoric is a "fake narrative" that "doesn't mean anything to anybody" when it actually means a lot to just about everybody, regardless of political affiliation.
Trump Goes Nuclear
The Energy Department announced a plan to issue low-interest loans for up to 10 new nuclear plants in an effort to provide more electricity and lower prices.
Trump Reveals His 'Donroe Doctrine'
The White House released President Trump's National Security Strategy, and one point of emphasis is resurrecting and emphasizing the old Monroe Doctrine.
Australia's Intriguing Ban of Social Media for Teens
The Australians are putting their children's mental health and safety first and doing what it takes to protect them from social media harm.
ObamaCare Fraud and the Way Forward
Those generous subsidies Democrats fought so hard to create, extend, and then make permanent are rife with fraud and abuse.
Trump EO Addresses Food Prices — With a Task Force
"Affordability" is the word of the moment, as more Americans grow tired of the inflation Democrats created. President Trump best have an answer.
Wikipevil?
"A few thousand powerful editors determine what gets counted as information."
The SNAP 'Starvation' Hoax
The lack of reason, casual disregard for definitions, and confidence with which factually shaky claims are delivered all stem from the lack of confrontation by the media, peers, or professors.
Junior Cartel Member Excited to Already Be Getting to Drive Boat
The Venezuelan cartel had experienced a spike in turnover in recent weeks, with sources saying the organization was struggling to fill boat positions quickly enough.
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Is the President in Charge of the Executive Branch?
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case yesterday that could have drastic implications for our system of three, not four, constitutional branches of government.
The Melting Pot Is Boiling Over
Importing Somalis to America didn't give them American values. They brought their pre-existing values to America.
How Trump Can Help Accelerate Argentina's Economic Comeback
Argentina's tragic detour into the dead end of socialism drove the nation into a half-century-long economic ditch, with poverty rates skyrocketing.
NYT Tries to Rewrite Immigration History
Only now, five years after the fact, is The New York Times reporting that Joe Biden and his top advisers failed to heed the warning of the "experts" who saw the border crisis coming.
Somalis: 1.5% of Minnesota — Nearly 12% of Its Impoverished
This small group consumes almost $2.8 billion in annual taxpayer-funded "public assistance."
War Crime?
If we paid more attention to real problems — like drug trafficking — and less to political gotcha games, we'd be better off.
School Tech Tanks Learning
Laptops in elementary school and iPads for recess have crippled our kids' academics by taking away physical tools for learning retention.
The New Nullification
How Democrat leaders are turning political disagreement into a license for defying lawful authority.
Atheist Looks Forward to the Warmth and Cheer of Arbitrary Cultural Traditions With No Transcendent Meaning
"It helps him stay grounded," said his mom.
Reader Comments
"President Trump cares only about the welfare of the citizens of this country, primarily and with no hesitation."
Monday, December 8, 2025
Who Gets SNAP Money and How Do They Spend It?
The Trump administration is working to root out waste, fraud, and abuse, as well as stop people from buying junk food, which then leads to taxpayer spending on healthcare.