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Trump's Old Post Office redo bodes well for East Wing
President Trump will do a great job building a new East Wing to the White House, complete with an elegant ballroom to welcome more people for state dinners and other affairs.
Iran's water crisis exposes collapse of the regime
The taps are running dry in Tehran. Iran's capital is now experiencing a massive and deepening water shortage.
Together, U.S., Saudi Arabia can stabilize Middle East
The planned visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Washington on Tuesday promises to be much more than a routine diplomatic stop.
Trump's plan will save higher education from itself
Higher education is a woke mess, and "President Autopen" made it significantly worse.
Saving the American farm demands Trump's bold leadership
Farming is more than just another industry; it's a way of life that forms the backbone of rural communities across the country.
What does the Republican Party look like without Trump?
In what CNN dubbed the "political breakup heard round the world," the legacy media this weekend breathlessly reported on the fallout between President Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Republicans' message not reaching younger generation enamored with socialism
In the 1967 film "Cool Hand Luke," the "Captain" says to Luke, "What we've got here is a failure to communicate." The same could be said of the Trump administration and congressional Republicans.
Why regime change in Venezuela won't become America's next quagmire
Is Washington's great game in the Caribbean about regime change in Venezuela?
Nuclear thermal propulsion shapes the future of America's dominance in space
The race to develop nuclear propulsion isn't just about reaching Mars; it's also an important next step in our battle for space dominance.
Where's the violence? Look to the left
We keep being told that both sides of America's political divide are equally culpable for violent rhetoric and violent acts. It's a lie.
The filibuster: Essential to a free Congress' survival
Upon returning from foreign travel and discovering that Congress had not yet settled on a solution to the shutdown, President Trump suggested that Senate Republicans amend Senate Rule 22.
Christian Zionism is not Christian heresy
In a recent episode of his podcast, Tucker Carlson commiserated with unabashed antisemite Nick Fuentes.
Right-wing antisemitism betrays conservatism
Antisemitism on the right is an obscenity and something I take personally.
Rage against the Holocaust denial epidemic
We are once more in the throes of an epidemic of Holocaust denial.
Revamp 340B drug discount program
The story is all too familiar: a new government program, buoyed by intentions so noble that no one can argue, is derailed by loopholes. It happens again and again -- and it happened with the 340B Drug Pricing Program.
Young people might just save America from the brink of disaster
Despite rampant moral relativism and tragic trends, something has spiritually shifted in recent months, with Generation Z and millennials showing a swift move toward sanity, truth and the Almighty.
Saudi visit a chance for U.S. gains in Middle East
Peace with Israel might not be on the table when Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman visits Washington next week, but the ultimate goal of normalization should still shape negotiations.
Trump's Caucasus peace deal is a win for U.S.
Peace through strength isn't a slogan. It's working, and the proof lies in the South Caucasus.
Dismantle the teachers union cartel
The recent elections make it clear: Socialist politicians are poised to rack up more wins unless we confront the root cause of their growing appeal among the young.
