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It is not very often that I agree with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) when it comes to public policy positions. However, I am very much in agreement with Bernie’s assessment of the Inflation Reduction Act, a 755-page bill that includes $439 billion in green energy and Obamacare subsidies and seeks […]

Even Bernie Sanders Knows the Inflation Reduction Act Is a Farce

by Chris Talgo
Published August 8, 2022

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Republican state lawmakers recently took a major step toward fighting back against woke corporations parroting Biden’s leftist agenda. According to a press release by DeSantis’ office, his proposed legislation, will target environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards. It’s a move that will, if successful, go […]

Justin Haskins: Gov. DeSantis fights leftist corporations’ attempts to use ESG to control how people …

by Justin Haskins
Published August 8, 2022

Want to pay no federal income tax? Move to Puerto Rico. Really. If you move to the island, you can legally pay none. There’s also no capital gains tax. You just have to give 4% of your income to Puerto Rico. The tax break was started by a Puerto Rican […]

John Stossel: Tax Freedom in Puerto Rico

by John Stossel
Published August 2, 2022

IMPERIAL, Pennsylvania — In the last 22 years, protecting and caring for the planet has gone from a “we’re all in this together” part of our culture to a political wedge issue. And it isn’t just your average pedestrian wedge issue that surges and wanes with each election cycle. No, […]

Salena Zito: From the C-Suites to the Media, When It Comes to Energy, We Need …

by Salena Zito
Published August 2, 2022

Community organizer and left-wing social activist Saul Alinsky wrote, in his 1971 book “Rules for Radicals,” that “he who controls the language controls the masses.” Alinsky, whose work profoundly influenced at least one notable fellow Chicagoan, Barack Obama, was in that quip channeling George Orwell’s famous dystopian novel, “1984.” “Newspeak,” […]

Josh Hammer: The New Age of Orwellianism

by Joshua Hammer
Published August 1, 2022

At least the pandemic had a silver lining. It taught parents that there are better alternatives to government schools. When COVID hit, bureaucrats in control were eager to close schools. Many closed them if just one child tested positive, even though COVID is little threat to kids. Union teachers seemed […]

John Stossel: COVID’s Good News

by John Stossel
Published July 27, 2022

This week, the Chinese government announced its fierce opposition to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., visiting Taiwan. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said that China was “fully prepared… If the U.S. is bent on going its own way, China will take firm and strong measures to defend […]

Ben Shapiro: The Chinese Know We’re in Cold War II. It’s Time for Us to …

by Ben Shapiro
Published July 27, 2022

When Sen. Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln faced off in a debate in Peoria, Illinois, in 1854, the issue tearing apart the nation was slavery. A central issue was whether slavery would be permitted in new territories entering the union. Douglas’ answer to the question was politics. Lincoln’s answer was […]

Star Parker: Abortion, Democracy and History

by Star Parker
Published July 26, 2022

ERIE, Pennsylvania — If you are looking for conventional wisdom metrics that D.C. reporters and strategists use to outline what is going on in the race for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, the short and the long answer is there are none. The Democratic nominee, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, with […]

Salena Zito: The Upside-Down World of the Pennsylvania Senate Race

by Salena Zito
Published July 26, 2022

The president of the United States, equal parts senescent and feckless, garners record-shattering low approval ratings seemingly each week. This week, a new Quinnipiac University survey found that a paltry 31% of Americans approve of the way Joe Biden is handling his job. Among political independents, that number is, somehow, […]

How Did Democrats Become So Out of Touch With the American People?

by Joshua Hammer
Published July 26, 2022

New polling from Pew Research and from NY Times/Siena College, released a few days apart, cast similarly dismal pictures regarding the popularity of President Joe Biden. Overall approval for Biden from NY Times/Siena College stands at 33% and from Pew 37%. However, both polls show approval for the president much […]

Star Parker: Why Are Blacks Still on Board With Biden?

by Star Parker
Published July 21, 2022

How can it be that with so much cattle in America, we sometimes can’t buy meat? At the beginning of the pandemic, Costco, Wegmans and Kroger limited purchases of beef. Hundreds of Wendy’s outlets ran out of hamburgers. “How the hell can this be?” says Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., in […]

John Stossel: Where’s the Beef?

by John Stossel
Published July 21, 2022

CHARLESTON, South Carolina — Inside the Allegiance Flag Company’s facilities, it is hard not to notice that the employees making the flags reflect the beauty and diversity that has always been the promise and purpose of our country. They use their skills to make American flags in America, perfectly encapsulating […]

Salena Zito: American Flags, Born in the USA

by Salena Zito
Published July 21, 2022

It is difficult, perhaps impossible, to describe just how bad President Joe Biden is at his job. Comparisons to Jimmy Carter are pervasive, but trite — and too flattering to Carter. Perhaps a more apt (and dark) analogy, given how civic strife has reached a fever pitch, is to James […]

Josh Hammer: Resign, Joe

by Joshua Hammer
Published July 15, 2022

This week, a professor went viral during congressional testimony regarding the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision overruling Roe v. Wade. During her testimony, professor Khiara Bridges of Berkeley Law School refused to acknowledge any value at all in unborn children, instead stating, “I think that the person with the capacity for […]

Ben Shapiro: Woke Academic Gobbledygook Makes You Rich and Famous

by Ben Shapiro
Published July 13, 2022

Some Western leaders envy dictators’ powers. President Donald Trump said, when North Korea’s Kim Jong-un speaks, “his people sit up at attention. I want my people to do the same.” President Barack Obama told reporters it would be so much easier to be the president of China. Canada’s foolish Prime […]

John Stossel: Dictator Envy

by John Stossel
Published July 13, 2022

The Gallup polling organization seems to serve up endlessly bleak news about how Americans feel about God and country. I wrote recently about their report of the historically low percentage of Americans that say they believe in God. Now Gallup reports that a historically low number of Americans believe in […]

Star Parker: ‘Agency’: An Important New Book About America

by Star Parker
Published July 12, 2022

In a world where lies are accepted as truth and to love is to only speak relative rhetoric being sure to say nothing that is absolute, one can conclude that an ideology or religion of a certain kind is trying to hide behind cracked doors and open windows, waiting to […]

Gina Lee: Liberalism: The Antithesis of Conservatism

by Stopping Socialism
Published July 12, 2022

WEST NEWTON, Pennsylvania — As the sun dipped below the horizon of the Laurel Mountains off in the distance of the Evergreen Drive-In Theater, families with children were spread out on their sleeping blankets in front of their cars. A cluster of couples were sitting in folding chairs, enjoying each […]

Salena Zito: American Pride Is Out Here, Hiding in Plain Sight

by Salena Zito
Published July 12, 2022

President Joe Biden, who faces four-decade-high inflation and record-high gasoline prices, is set to depart for the Middle East next week. As part of his trip, he will visit the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He may not explicitly beseech the kingdom’s precocious crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), for an […]

Josh Hammer: Joe Biden Discovers the Realist Case for the US-Saudi Alliance

by Joshua Hammer
Published July 8, 2022

BlackRock is the wealthiest and most influential investment management firm on Wall Street, with more than $10 trillion in assets under its stewardship. Its influence, however, does not end in the corporate and financial realms. In fact, for years, the Larry Fink-led behemoth has cultivated political alliances and hired individuals […]

The House of BlackRock

by Jack McPherrin
Published July 7, 2022

On July 3, 1776, shortly after the approval of the Declaration of Independence by the Second Continental Congress, John Adams wrote to his wife Abigail. “I am well aware of the Toil and Blood and Treasure, that it will cost Us to maintain this Declaration, and support and defend these […]

Ben Shapiro: Why We Can’t Have a Nice Independence Day

by Ben Shapiro
Published July 6, 2022

This Fourth of July, watching people fight over what the Constitution means, I ask people, if you could change the Constitution, what would you change? “The forefathers knew what they were doing,” said one woman. But the Constitution originally accepted slavery. It’s good that we can amend it. So what […]

John Stossel: Change the Constitution?

by John Stossel
Published July 6, 2022

With the Supreme Court concluding one of the most historic and consequential terms in its history, it leaves in its wake consequences and implications for the direction of our country. One very important result may well be a movement of Black and Hispanic voters to the right. It is reasonable […]

Star Parker: SCOTUS Decisions Will Change Political Landscape

by Chris Talgo
Published July 6, 2022

SWANTON, Ohio — Twenty years ago, the Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport here in western Lucas County was abuzz with commuter traffic. The planes flying in and out were bigger, the fares were more competitive, and there was a multitude of options to choose from at this Midwest port […]

Salena Zito: Flown Over: The Impact of Airlines Cutting Service to Flyover Country

by Salena Zito
Published July 6, 2022

This past week and a half has been truly remarkable. From a conservative perspective, and a legal conservative perspective more specifically, there has not been a condensed period of such consistent, meaningful winning in my entire adult lifetime. The Supreme Court’s ruling in Biden v. Texas, the “remain in Mexico” […]

Josh Hammer: After Dobbs, What Comes Next for the Conservative Legal Project?

by Joshua Hammer
Published July 1, 2022

On Thursday, the single greatest living American used the occasion of his 74th birthday to remind of his greatness. He did so by issuing the single piece of writing that, at least thus far, best encapsulates and defines his career as one of the most towering constitutionalists in the history […]

Josh Hammer: The Greatest Living American Issues His Career-defining Court Opinion

by Joshua Hammer
Published June 30, 2022

Per a new report from Gallup, the percentage of Americans now saying they believe in God is the lowest since they first started doing the survey. In 2022, 81% of Americans say they believe in God. When Gallup first asked this question in 1944, 96% said they believed, and in […]

Star Parker: Faith and Freedom Go Together

by Star Parker
Published June 22, 2022

The false center cannot hold. In France, President Emmanuel Macron has now lost his majority in the National Assembly; his party holds 245 seats in the lower house, but the Right holds 150 and the Left 131. In Colombia, former M-19 guerrilla and Marxist Gustavo Petro has now become the […]

Ben Shapiro: The Death of the Elite ‘Center’

by Ben Shapiro
Published June 22, 2022

When I was in eighth grade, one of the things I remember most during my class trip to Washington, DC was our visit to the then-newly opened United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Why? Because unlike almost all the other museums and monuments we visited during our trip (most of which […]

All Students Should Visit Victims of Communism Museum in Washington, DC

by Chris Talgo
Published June 21, 2022

A woman tells the cop who stopped her in a carpool lane she’s allowed to drive there because her pronouns are “they” and “them.” That’s from a video by a conservative Christian satire site called the Babylon Bee. Their humor gets millions of views. “Christian conservatives used to … be […]

John Stossel: A New Kind of Comedy

by John Stossel
Published June 21, 2022

Contrary to claims by Marxist and socialist historians, the National Socialists of Germany were far more hardcore socialist and Marxist-leaning than most people realize. In reality, Hitler was heavily influenced by Marxism. He did not just march under a parade of red flags or wear communist armbands during the Bavarian […]

L.K. Samuels: Were the German National Socialists Marxist-Leaning?

by Stopping Socialism
Published June 21, 2022

PITTSBURGH — When the Hampton Battery was dedicated here in 1871 to a young Civil War soldier who lost his life protecting the Union at Chancellorsville, Virginia, the granite monument was a point of pride for residents of this neighborhood. They would stroll along the trails of the lush park […]

Selena Zito: On the Front Lines of the Tearing of Our Social Fabric

by Salena Zito
Published June 21, 2022

To listen to House Democrats’ — and Liz Cheney’s and Adam Kinzinger’s, but I repeat myself — shrieks of hysteria from the opening nights of the Jan. 6 House Select Committee dais is to hearken back to the Soviet-era show trials of yesteryear. Vladimir Lenin, as the veteran conservative commentator […]

Josh Hammer: Democrats’ Selective Outrage Over ‘Insurrections’

by Joshua Hammer
Published June 16, 2022

This week, the stock market took a turn into bear territory on the heels of yet another brutal monthly inflation report. With the Federal Reserve considering larger rate hikes in order to tamp down record inflation, the possibility of a near-term recession now looms quite large, despite the feeble protestations […]

Ben Shapiro: Joe Biden’s Economy Is a Disaster

by Ben Shapiro
Published June 16, 2022

Rents have reached record highs. But have no fear, renters! In the Minnesota cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis, progressives persuaded people to vote for rent control. That’ll punish those greedy landlords! Except, profits are what persuade builders to build things. When profits are high, other builders build. That’s what […]

John Stossel: The Cost of Rent Control

by John Stossel
Published June 16, 2022

In the wake of the recent mass shootings in Buffalo, New York and Uvalde, Texas–two tragic events that will live in infamy–many elected officials, talking heads, and anti-gun rights advocates have pushed for greater gun control measures. As per usual, these misguided gun-control activists recite talking points about the Second […]

The Founding Fathers Believed the Second Amendment Was Absolute!

by Chris Talgo
Published June 14, 2022

President Joe Biden spoke at the Port of Los Angeles the other day and addressed the issue foremost on the minds of Americans today — inflation. And in the spirit of a tried and true liberal, he blamed everyone in the world for a problem that he is responsible for. […]

Star Parker: US Inflation Starts in Washington, not Moscow

by Star Parker
Published June 14, 2022

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pennsylvania — In truth, the last Howard Johnson’s restaurant closed long before the one in Lake George, New York, did last week. The only thing that particular location had in common with the fried clams and 28 flavors of ice cream the restaurant was famous for was maintaining the […]

Salena Zito: Vestiges of Americana Fading Before Our Eyes

by Salena Zito
Published June 14, 2022

Chesa Boudin is, by any reasonable measure, a nut job. Conservatives could not grow a more picture-perfect political villain in a petri dish, even if they tried; Boudin really is that caricaturable. Boudin’s parents were Weather Underground domestic terrorists and, following the 1981 Brink’s Robbery in New York state, convicted […]

Josh Hammer: The Chesa Boudin Inflection Point in the Fight for Civilizational Sanity

by Joshua Hammer
Published June 10, 2022

This week, my company, The Daily Wire, premiered a blockbuster new documentary starring Matt Walsh. Titled “What Is A Woman?”, the documentary investigates radical gender theory and its peculiar hold on the elites in our society — and how the insane proposition that men can become women and vice versa […]

Ben Shapiro: Is Ignoring the Other Side a Winning Strategy for the Left?

by Ben Shapiro
Published June 8, 2022

The president now brags that he cut the deficit! “We’re on track,” he says, to have “the biggest decline in a single year ever in American history.” It’s actually true. But utterly deceitful. President Joe Biden’s deficit will be down from last year, but that’s only because he spent such […]

John Stossel: Biden’s Real Deficit

by John Stossel
Published June 8, 2022

As the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States Capitol starts public hearings, we must ask what motivates those on the committee. Is the sole concern the ideals of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States? Or is it to […]

Star Parker: Congress Ignores Pressing National Business While It Obsesses on Jan. 6

by Star Parker
Published June 8, 2022

CHARLESTON, South Carolina — Tim Scott knows the hassle that comes with being both black and conservative. Recently “The View” host Sunny Hostin said that being a black Republican is an oxymoron, and Scott, who is the only black Republican in the U.S. senate, just shook his head. “The comments […]

Salena Zito: How Tim Scott Rose From Poverty to Become Our Only Black GOP Senator

by Salena Zito
Published June 7, 2022

President Joe Biden recently signed into law a massive $40 billion “emergency” measure allocating additional U.S. aid to Ukraine. That $40 billion sum, which includes $20 billion in direct military assistance, $8 billion in general economic support, $5 billion directed toward food shortages and $1 billion toward the Ukrainian refugee […]

Josh Hammer: What Is the US End Goal in Ukraine?

by Joshua Hammer
Published June 7, 2022

June marks LGBTQI+ Pride Month — a month honoring those who are “lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex.” This ever-expanding rubric revolves around a particular value system entirely embraced by the modern Left: the notion that a person’s core identity ought to lie not in the relationship between individual […]

Ben Shapiro: The Anarchic Philosophy Behind ‘LGBTQI+ Pride Month’

by Ben Shapiro
Published June 1, 2022

Parents still struggle to find baby formula. The left and most media (sorry, same thing?) blame “corporate power run amok.” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says, “There might be a need for indictment!” They blame Abbott Laboratories, because it shut down a Similac plant. The Food and Drug Administration says unsanitary […]

John Stossel: Out of Formula

by John Stossel
Published June 1, 2022

Once again, the nation has witnessed a horrible, pointless act of violence, with innocent children the victims. And, once again, we hear from liberals that the answer is gun control. If we look at what generally characterizes the mindset of those — generally young men — who commit these acts, […]

Star Parker: Gun Laws Will Not Fix a Problem of Culture and Spirit

by Star Parker
Published June 1, 2022

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