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Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Will Egypt Strike Yemen’s Houthis?
Sketching the map helps explain the strategic security and economic issues.
The Disingenuous Ideal of Marxist Affordability
Marxists want economic enslavement, not individual empowerment.
Britain’s NHS: Waitlists, Taxes and Jew-Hatred
Anti-Semitism both infects and transcends politics, all while revealing yet another double standard.
Violence to Nip Hate Is on November Ballot
America is at a critical crossroads for the type of future in store.
It’s Always About Control
The Left’s goal is to use fear of AI to establish global governance.
‘Free Speech’ Isn’t the Same as Liberal Speech
The Times thinks no one should ever paint Democrats as villains.
Free AI
AI will shape what billions of us understand about the world. We want technologies of freedom to win.
The CLARITY Act Failed, but Bitcoin Did Not
Bitcoin survived because its future was never dependent upon one bill, one president or one Senate vote.
9/11 and a Virginia Parking Lot
There were still men there seeking day labor as there had been in 2001.
EPA Exonerates Carbon Dioxide With Power Plant Regulatory Rollback
The Trump administration is determined not to heed the scolds.
Trump Promises to Bring Back $5 Footlongs if Republicans Win
“There will be so many affordable footlongs, believe me,” Trump told reporters.
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
The Marriage Deficit Is an Economic Catastrophe
The decline in marriage and children is a threat to the American future.
The Lynching Epidemic That Wasn’t
The will to believe the worst about their own country is very strong among these people.
How 9/11 Changed All Americans Alive at the Time
Every single person that was alive when the planes rained fire and fury down upon this country has felt its impact.
The Immigration Politics of a Felon’s Pardon
New Yorkers — American citizens — elected Hochul, and she should put them first, not foreigners who commit crimes.
Steelers and Faith: The Foundation Behind the Grit of the Gridiron
Behind the glitz of the NFL and high-stakes college football, young men are fiercely holding on to the center.
Just Ditch It: Nike’s $200 Billion Woke Wipeout
The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin.
Climate Activists Blame Global Warming for Zero Hurricanes Forming in Atlantic This Year
According to climate activists, no hurricanes might seem good until you realize fewer people are being killed by them.