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Britain's free speech crisis
Before this week, I had no idea who Graham Linehan was.
Putin breathes deception and manipulation
Going back to the days of the Soviet KGB, Russian intelligence officers have ruthlessly trained their sites on assessing and evaluating their adversaries.
Western civilization faces London's free speech disaster
London is falling. Soon, it will be the rest of the United Kingdom. After that, it could be the rest of Western civilization. It is time for us all to wake up and take action before it is too late.
Courage at EPA, DOE can make climate research great again
For 20 years, an alliance of power- and profit-hungry ideologues dictated what many politicians would back, what faculty would publish and what journalists dared report about climate change.
Free speech isn't a shield for unlawful behavior
Across college campuses and American cities, extremist activists have spent years inciting violence and destroying property while arguing it is constitutionally protected free speech.
Feds defend torture again
The federal government continues its slow assault on the Constitution at the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Camp Humphreys: Real estate deal of a lifetime or concession to isolationists?
John R. Bolton, President Trump's onetime national security adviser, thinks he knows why the commander in chief has suggested that South Korea donate America's largest overseas base to the U.S.
We need more private sector investment in housing, not less
Three of my children recently became first-time homeowners.
America's postwar dominance built the modern world
There has been little official fanfare about this, but 80 years ago Tuesday -- Sept. 2, 1945 -- the Japanese government formally surrendered to the Allied forces (which consisted primarily of Americans).
Media bias turns free press into Gaza propaganda
Traveling the world as I have this summer exposed a difference in how journalists in free countries and propagandists in unfree ones report them.
How Democrats learned to love the Grim Reaper
Reports of President Trump's death, just as Mark Twain mused 127 years ago about his own prematurely reported demise, were greatly exaggerated.
Resist the anti-peanut people
One thing parents shouldn't have to worry about -- but do, thanks to the anti-peanut brigade -- is lunch.
Brandon Johnson: America's least-popular mayor
Brandon Johnson of Chicago is according to a recent poll, less popular among the city's Hispanic and Black voters than the ICE agents scheduled to soon descend on the city.
Trump FTC could end unauthorized federal takeover of employment noncompete agreements
The proposed FTC noncompete clause, which would have banned most employment noncompete agreements nationwide, was scheduled to become effective Sept. 4, 2024.
Brave teen turns to God during Minneapolis church rampage
Amid the suffering, hatred and evil on full display during the Minneapolis church shooting, there's one story that must be told -- one that showcases a stunning level of bravery, heroism and selflessness.
Danish apology to Greenland should be just the start
Copenhagen has at last apologized for its moral trespass against the Inuit of Greenland: a long-running forced contraception scandal known as the Spiral Case.
The long game on Trump's energy dominance plans
Electricity prices are still increasing, and Democrats are rushing to blame President Trump. However, as Energy Secretary Chris Wright recently pointed out, recent Democratic policies are actually at fault.
Trump should sanction Cuba's pro-Hezbollah ICAP
About 90 miles from the shores of Key West, Florida, a little-known organization linked to Cuba's intelligence apparatus is training foreign nationals to wage war against the West.
Trump's India tariffs signal a Southeast Asia policy shift
When President Trump imposed a crushing 50% tariff on Indian goods last week to punish the country for buying Russian oil, he upended decades of Washington efforts to forge closer ties with New Delhi.
Congress has unfinished business regarding naval shipbuilding
When President Trump told a joint session of Congress in March that he was creating a shipbuilding office dedicated to reviving America's maritime industry, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle applauded.
