Education Exodus
Parents are abandoning schools in large numbers, but teachers are not.
Greatness Agenda
Lina Khan’s Clairvoyant Policy Toward Tech Regulation
A better policy would be to let the future find its own way.
Deal of the Living Dead
The brain-dead diplomatic community thinks it can separate out the murderous Iranian regime’s terrorism and human rights violations from its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
When We Need More Border Patrol, the Swamp Hires More IRS Agents
By adding more agents to target U.S. citizens rather than foreigners who break our immigration laws, the swamp sends a clear signal of its priorities.
The Energy Weapon and Geopolitical Blackmail
In the face of an energy crisis, the likes of which the world has not witnessed since the oil crisis of 1973, the Biden Administration has yet to make any sort of impact to remedy the situation.
Iran Makes Play to Take Over Al-Qaeda
Iran’s attempt to control al-Qaeda may be one of the biggest strategic benefits the rogue state has ever enjoyed. And it could cost the United States dearly if Joe Biden is not careful.
Who Cares About Taiwan?
If Joe Biden really does want to weaken the United States and reports to Chinese masters, this is exactly the policy he would pursue.
Nancy Pelosi’s Childlike Diplomacy Mirrors America’s Childlike Posture Toward China
The Chinese have done and will do a great deal of damage to America, but not nearly as much as we have done to ourselves.
Let’s Get Rid of the FBI
Agents who miss knocking down doors and confiscating private property can always find work with the mafia.
The Failure of Our Expert Class on China Cost Us Dearly
Now we face the consequences of when lucre (for a few) defeats strategy.
Biden’s Shameless Makeover as a Border Wall Champion
The administration’s attempt at political sleight-of-hand should be rejected by the American people as the desperate, cynical act it is.
Airbus Undermines Efforts to Sanction Russia, But Biden Administration Aids and Abets
Lack of action from both the United States and the EU on reducing dependence on Russia undermines their efforts to impose sanctions.
What Americans Can Learn From Viktor Orbán’s Courage
We need to speak candidly about uncomfortable issues such as race, culture, nationalism, and the reality of the demographic winter upon us.
Soldiers of Misfortune in Vindman’s Ukraine Bubble
As the U.S. deepens its commitment to the losing effort in the Donbass, two pro-war mouthpieces continue to demand more blood and treasure.
Going on Offense
You don’t win by playing defense. You win by scoring points and controlling—and dominating—the opposing team. But first you need a playbook.
The Ukrainian Verdun
The United States is nearing a gut-check on Ukraine.
Why Would Anyone Want to Join the U.S. Military?
The Pentagon is revealing itself to be just another failed government bureaucracy pursuing its budgetary self-interest.
ID Cards for Illegal Aliens Is an Idea as Bad as It Sounds
The official justification is to reduce the backlog of immigration cases, but it is ultimately weak medicine for treating the symptoms while neglecting the cause of the problem.
Industrial Power in Economics and War
Without sufficient industrial capacity and firepower, high tech information systems merely communicate the obvious:
you are going to lose.
you are going to lose.
Who Wants that Castle Down?
Who profits from the disintegration of the American family? Who profits from its invasion by mass entertainment, mass media, and mass schooling, three prongs of one pitchfork?