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It’s Time for the Right to Return Fire
Leaving Lawfare to the Left has been a big mistake. It's time to return fire.
Americans Voted to Deport Illegal Aliens
These are the policies Trump promised to implement during his campaign. Yet moderate Republicans are now criticizing him for the success of his deportation efforts.
The Soldier Who Painted Washington
Peale painted this Washington soon after the victory at Yorktown had effectively secured American independence.
Reweaving the American Fabric: A Case for Restoration
America does not need to be reinvented. It needs to be restored.
Mikaela Gave Kids a Chance.
Now Congress Has to Finish the Job.
Sen. Eric Schmitt: Protect College Sports Act of 2026
Bipartisan support is needed to protect an American institution.
Intellectual Conservatism Needs Fighters to Survive
Prominent among those troubled by bold right-wing action in the United States we find “intellectual conservatives.”
The American Experiment, in All Its Glory and Absurdity
The painting is at once a celebration of American self-government and a wry acknowledgment of its imperfections.
The Props Come Down
Nicole Malliotakis says Cuba’s regime is losing the patrons that kept it alive, and allies should stop replacing them.
Small by Comparison
Victoria Coates says Xi Jinping comes to the White House holding the weaker hand, and Trump knows it.
The Empty Chair
Ali Safavi says Iran’s mullahs are on their last legs and the West should bet on the people.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville: Transgender Violence
We must put a stop to gender confusion before more innocent people lose their lives.
Winning the Super Intelligence Race
Is Super Intelligence (President Trump’s useful renaming of AI) a blessing or a curse?
A Light in the American Darkness
To Americans who had spent four years watching their country tear itself apart, the heavens themselves seemed to offer a portent.
Ninety Percent Mental
About the most important things, Yogi seemed to know at least 90% of what he didn’t know.
The Left and Its Devil
The first step in confronting any problem is to understand it.
Fear and Loathing in Spanish Harlem
Seismic movements often begin with small sedimentary changes – sand and rocks begin to be pushed, then shoved, until the entire tectonic plate shifts into an entirely new position. Earthquakes, like the dozen or so that have hit places as far away as Japan and Venezuela, simultaneously this year, often include aftershocks as the movement […]
The Veteran in a New Field
The Veteran in a New Field is both a national image and an intimate one: America in 1865, victorious, productive, reunited.
Nikole Hannah-Jones and Parental Idealism
A decent politics has to begin from the stubborn fact that human beings love particular people more than humanity in the abstract.
The Strange Case of the AI Force
Helping industries is something governments are very good at beginning and remarkably bad at finishing.