Category Archives: Commentary
Florida’s Redraw Just Put More Seats in Play for Republicans – And the Primaries Confirmed It
Florida Republicans redrew the congressional map earlier this year. The goal was simple: turn competitive [...]
Aug
The Impeachment Snitch Just Got His Clock Cleaned by the Far Left
Alexander Vindman spent years positioning himself as the heroic whistleblower who stood up to Donald [...]
Aug
WTH? Criminal alien gets “Outstanding Refugee” Award
Salman Ahmed Elmi, 30, of St. Paul, Minnesota, has been charged with eight felony counts: [...]
Aug
A Sacred Memorial Gets Defaced. The Suspect Walks.
Melissa L. Farris, 41, of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, was charged with two federal felonies after allegedly [...]
Aug
83 Colleges and 26 Schools Act as a Pipeline for China’s Regime
A new report from Defending Education has identified at least 83 universities and 26 K-12 schools across [...]
Aug
This Summer Is Quieter. The Money Pipeline Is One Reason.
Large-scale destructive riots have been less common this summer than in peak years like 2020. [...]
Aug
Pentagon Orders 30 Universities to Audit Foreign Ties—or Lose the Money
The Department of Defense has directed 30 American universities and research institutes to complete a [...]
Aug
Ballot Language Wars Reshape Major Referendums Before a Single Vote Is Cast
Democrat state officials across the country have altered referendum language, which critics allege is aimed [...]
Aug
You’ve been watching the Iran story wrong. The New Geopolitics of the Middle East
You’ve been watching the Iran story wrong.It’s not primarily about tankers, sanctions, or negotiations. You’ve [...]
Aug
Trump’s ‘Anaconda Plan’ Is Squeezing Iran
What’s going on with Iran, or rather, what’s next with Iran? We’ve gone through six [...]
Aug
