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How Hamas weaponizes children's suffering to manipulate Western influencers
For decades, Palestinian terrorists have used children and other innocents in their war to attempt to destroy Israel.
Cuba is selling soldiers to Russia
As President Trump works to end the war in Ukraine, at least one of our closest neighbors has been working to keep it going: Cuba.
Still-unpunished crimes of the Russia hoax
Many articles lately have speculated about the criminal charges that could be brought against prominent Obamaites as a result of the Russia hoax.
Time to make headgear mandatory in professional boxing
Earlier this month, two Japanese boxers on the same bout sheet died following fights -- a day apart.
Pakistan's Munir could become Trump's new strategic partner in South Asia
In light of President Trump's deteriorating relationship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, his meeting earlier this summer with Pakistan's army chief takes on greater significance.
Democrats, as D.C. crackdown shows, hate Trump more than hate crime
For the first time in who knows how long, the streets of the District of Columbia are becoming safer, not less safe, and more secure, not less secure. And boy, do Democrats hate that.
Congress, not states, the real threat to American agriculture
If the recent House Agriculture Committee hearing on California's Proposition 12 seemed like a one-sided infomercial for Big Ag, that's because it was.
Fix the flawed U.S. census
A healthy republic must have strong borders, secure elections and an accurate census. The time is now to drive the necessary reforms for the census and move forward with a more accurate count of Americans.
The perils of declaring Palestine a state
More and more countries are embracing the idea of a Palestinian state and doing so without requiring the accountability and transparency envisioned by the international community some three decades ago.
No use of force in U.S.-Taiwan policy
Sunday marked the 43rd anniversary of the Aug. 17, 1982, U.S.-China joint communique under the Reagan administration.
New York's partisan judicial system: James put Trump on trial for loans he repaid
The Justice Department is making inquiries into another anti-Trump scam.
Did Trump get rolled in Alaska?
Promising severe consequences if Russian President Vladimir Putin didn't agree to a ceasefire with Ukraine and then apparently reversing himself sends a signal of weakness.
The Armenia-Azerbaijan deal: Painful concession, unfinished business
The Aug. 8 declaration signed in Washington between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, with President Trump as witness, is an excruciating compromise.
Why we must transform newborn screening
As September marks Newborn Screening Awareness Month, there is no better time to focus on the purpose of this life-changing process: to save and improve the lives of children nationwide.
Time for Zelenskyy to make a deal
"No Soviet or Russian war since World War II has even come close to Ukraine in terms of fatality rate," a study released by the think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies reported in June.
Israel says never again, never again. So why work with enemies?
After a week in Israel, the common message from the Jewish people was this: Never again -- meaning, never again would another Oct. 7, 2023, occur. But if the message is never again, and the intent is never again, then why work with enemies?
Democrats push 'free stuff' agenda as welfare dependency and mass immigration threaten America
The Democrats' "free stuff army" has stopped growing, just in time. Maybe.
Big cities are the face of the Democratic Party
Once, cities were fun. I used to love walking around the District of Columbia, visiting sites such as the National Archives Building and the Lincoln Memorial, paeans in stone to our greatness.
Shun 'pastors' like John Pavlovitz
On Aug. 2, John Pavlovitz, a man who describes himself as "a writer, pastor, and activist from Wake Forest, North Carolina," posted an essay on Substack that went viral from coast to coast.
Finding hope in the middle of life's journey
In the face of loss, the great poet William Wordsworth encouraged us to reconcile the nostalgia and sadness with our primal impulse to keep going.
