What Do Aborted Fetus Cells and Chemicals Used to Make Cocaine Have in Common? They’re in Your Vaccines
It's in the CDC's 'Vaccine Excipient Summary'
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Experts Show HPV Vaccine Linked to Dangerous New Symptoms
Paralysis, blindness and severe brain disease among the debilitating side effects
No Wall, No Peace
Our government’s failure to secure the border has precipitated a political, economic and moral crisis. The fact that we not only permit, but by our […]
Who Owns America?
Anywhere from 11 million to 22 million illegal aliens reside in the United States today. The most recent research suggests that the higher number is […]
A Market-Based Solution to Rising Drug Prices: More Competition
President Trump and high-ranking officials in his administration, including Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Kevin Hassett and acting […]
The Ironies of Illegal Immigration
Estimates suggest that there are 11 million to 13 million Mexican citizens currently living in the United States illegally. Millions more emigrated previously and are […]
The Federalist Capers: The Twilight of Obamacare
The absurd debacle known as Obamacare is not something about which I normally write. However, like a secret vice, I maintain a fascination with federalism […]
Mr. President, End the Collusion . . . in the Healthcare Industry
Between December 31, 2008 and April 2018, the S&P 500 saw 177 percent growth. By any measure, a strong performance for that nearly 10 year […]
Primary Trump is Making a Comeback
When Donald Trump first announced his candidacy during the infamous escalator ride of June 16, 2015, his speech was unconventional, to say the least. In […]
Will Jared Soften Trump on Crime?
Singapore and China don’t have a drug problem, President Trump likes to tell people. “They have the death penalty.” White House insiders say that Trump […]
The Left’s Small-Minded View of Small-Town America
In her recent New York Times story, “Suicides, Drug Addiction, and High School Football,” reporter Juliet Macur investigates the problems of Madison, Indiana, a small […]
The Dwining of the Age of Aquarius
I was two years old in 1967 when the “Summer of Love” skipped Detroit. Alas, while in San Francisco all you needed was love, in […]
Hollywood, Drugs, and Heroin’s War Against Heroes
When it comes to heist movies, Hollywood has an inverse form of “Occam’s Razor.” The more complex and outlandish the security—from multiple checkpoints and a […]
Crime, Race, and the Thin Blue Line
Four decades ago, I worked in oil and gas exploration. I was laying a seismic survey line through a community outside of Dallas when an […]
How To Be Great: An Annual Commencement Address
This time of year, commencement season, brings with it a number of speeches having to do with culture and politics. Some of the most important […]
Politicizing and Misunderstanding the Opioid Crisis
The nation’s opioid crisis is real and it is serious. As Christopher Caldwell recently pointed out, “those who call the word ‘carnage’ an irresponsible exaggeration […]
Making Mexico Pay For the Wall
During the late presidential election, Donald Trump vowed that he would build a wall along the U.S. and Mexican border. And, in typical Trump fashion, […]
This is How Coaches Should Talk
As they engage in their daily duties, most heroes to our youth operate quietly, without recognition—parents and teachers, first among them. This, because almost everyone […]
Pot Holes: California’s Marijuana Legalization Measure Would Be a Road Safety Nightmare
For Californians contemplating a “yes” vote on Proposition 64—the Adult Use of Marijuana Act (AUMA)—it’s not too late for a thoughtful re-evaluation the measure. While […]