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Don't repeat the Durbin Amendment's painful lessons
After a tour of Johnson Space Center in September 1989, future Russian Federation President Boris Yeltsin left a Texas grocery store amazed by the abundance of food options.
China is bamboozling Patel on fentanyl
Upon returning from China recently, FBI Director Kash Patel was crowing about success in the fentanyl war.
What if, on Thanksgiving, our gratitude is not to government that assaults our freedoms but to God
"Government requires make-believe. Make believe that the king is divine, make believe that he can do no wrong or make believe that the voice of the people is the voice of God."
America needs GPS backup this holiday weekend -- and beyond
With over 70 million Americans expected on the road this Thanksgiving weekend, everyone can agree that car navigation systems should be impervious to hacking. Families don't want to end up like the Robinsons in "Lost In Space," where John and Maureen set off with the kids for one planet and ended up on another one.
Liberty vs. socialism: The cases of Louisiana and New York
In the divisive political times we live in, one unmistakable thing is happening right before our eyes: Blue states are leaning toward socialism while red states are leaning toward liberty.
To win back young voters, make housing affordable
If desperate times call for desperate measures, it makes some sense that young Americans, who feel they are in a desperate economic situation, would resort to democratic socialism.
Thanksgiving offers the perfect time to reconnect with friends and extended family
A few weeks ago, one of my best friends from high school -- who I had lost track of in the long and busy tunnel of time -- died while in Europe from complications associated with Parkinson's disease.
Thanksgiving has become a bump in the road to Christmas shopping season
Among my growing list of improper uses of the English language is the response I get when telling a restaurant server or anyone else, "Thank you."
True politician Marjorie Taylor Greene takes the money and runs
It takes a special kind of person to become a politician, but not in a good way.
4 powerful lessons Abraham Lincoln taught us about gratitude and God
In the midst of a deadly war tearing America apart at the seams, President Abraham Lincoln recognized the importance of expressing profound gratitude and relying on the Lord.
American children can't read
America's most significant act of censorship isn't happening in school libraries. It is happening in our classrooms, where millions of children can't read the books on the shelves.
White House's Thanksgiving spin can't hide rising grocery costs
The White House wants you to believe that Thanksgiving dinner will be cheaper this year.
How Trump can fix the illicit vaping crisis
Less than a year into his second term, President Trump has his hands full reversing the poor decision-making of the Biden years.
Fixing Putin's Russia-Ukraine war peace plan
President Trump is a master multitasker, but I doubt he had time last week to carefully examine the 28-point "peace" plan drafted by Steve Witkoff, his special envoy, and Kirill Dmitriev, Putin's envoy.
Prosperity without workers: The AI paradox shaping Trump's economy
The economy is growing, but jobs are harder to find.
Trump's comments on H-1B visa program drops hard truth about American education
President Trump stirred up a hornet's nest during his recent interview on Fox News by saying bluntly that we need the H-1B visa program because too many Americans lack the talent for high-skilled jobs.
Chinese-sourced polysilicon is the next threat to U.S. security
The Trump administration secured a significant national security win last month by negotiating a one-year pause on Chinese export controls on rare earth elements.
Why Trump's prescription drug deals protect innovation while lowering costs for seniors
As the American population rapidly ages, ensuring consistent and reliable access to treatments for conditions impacting older adults is becoming increasingly urgent.
The Founding Fathers and the Promised Land
In the aftermath of World War II, the United States has supported the modern establishment of Israel as a democratic alliance and, more recently, as an economic partner.
Capitalism needs a moral reset, not a funeral
Gallup recently reported that only 54% of Americans now view capitalism positively, the lowest level since the question was first asked in 2010.
