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Presidents Day, a scam designed to rob us of our history
Presidents Day is a fraud. It's part of the left's ongoing campaign to elevate mediocrity, downplay or disparage our heroes and erase U.S. history.
A long-overdue reckoning coming for the transgender racket
It's clear that the public is increasingly rejecting the transgender fiction that boys can be girls and girls can be boys.
Fixing America's broken schools
I argued last week that public schools are fueling America's chaos. Now, I present the evidence that backs it up.
Trump should insist on E-Verify
Last week, the Trump administration essentially declared defeat in Minnesota and announced that it would withdraw pretty much all of the federal agents who had been part of the immigration enforcement surge.
Celebrating Olympic achievements at the White House
The White House has many roles. It is a home for the president and his family, an office, a stage for social diplomacy and a symbol of the spirit of the American people.
Trump's 'Project Vault' has a Brussels problem
Project Vault is one of the Trump administration's smartest strategic moves.
Munich gives U.S. another chance to show dominance
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told a crowd of foreign heads of state at the Munich Security Conference that the "United States's claim to leadership has been challenged and possibly lost." And Americans laughed, and we laughed, and we laughed.
China's communist horror: Pastor Ezra Jin's arrest sparks global outrage
China is one of the most diabolical nations on the planet, with the Chinese Communist Party using technology and the horrors of communistic chaos to crack down on Bible-believers.
India deal will put a dent in Putin's war machine
When ruling on the president's power to impose tariffs, the Supreme Court will have to face the fact that President Trump has turned tariffs into a major element of foreign policy.
Honoring the life of Cato Institute co-founder Edward Crane
America just lost one of its most brilliant sons who, through the force of his personality, organizational ability and wit had a major impact on political thinking.
FDA bureaucracy effectively blocking an autism-treating drug
Drug review processes at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are not serving the American public.
Spanberger, Virginia Democrats lie brazenly in rush to gerrymander
Virginia Democrats, led by Gov. Abigail Spanberger, are nothing if not brazen.
Act 10 reforms broke the power of Wisconsin's teachers unions and put students first
In Wisconsin, we took power out of the hands of big government special interests and returned it to the hardworking taxpayers and the people they elected to run their schools and local governments.
Democrats' demands for immigration enforcement changes should be DOA
The Republican response to congressional Democrats' demands list for immigration enforcement reforms in exchange for agreeing to fund DHS should consist of a pair of acronyms: AYKM? and DOA.
As other costs rise, internet is doing more for the same price
Chances are you're reading this on your phone, tablet or computer right now, connected to the internet.
Shutdown showdown is Democrat theatrics, pure and simple
There's Taco Tuesday. There's Hump Day Wednesday. There's Fish Friday. And now, thanks to Democrats, there's Shutdown Saturday, reflecting the latest in a growing list of government shutdowns that is slated for midnight Friday, meaning beginning early, early, early Saturday.
Trump did not bring down grocery costs
If you're standing in the checkout aisle today, staring at a receipt that looks more like a mortgage payment than a grocery bill, you might be wondering where President Trump's promised immediate relief went.
Democrats bank on failed policies to win in 2026
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is making moves on social media in a desperate attempt to remain relevant, so it's a fitting time to talk about what's at stake in the midterms.
U.S. should use international broadcasting entities to support freedom
It was a combination of hard and soft power that contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War.
Dow topping 50,000 a supply-side miracle
When I first arrived in Washington in 1982, the Dow Jones hit a low of 800. You may not believe that, so feel free to look it up.
