Flying used to be something people looked forward to. Now it's something you endure.
American Thinker
The Unfinished Revolution
The work before us is not to begin another revolution that destroys what generations have built. It is to complete the one they began.
Mamdani’s Finger-Pointing At Netanyahu Is Sheer Projection
His accusations against Benjamin Netanyahu have no factual basis, but they accurately describe centuries of Islamic conduct.
The Strategic Blind Spot
The principal weakness of Western policy has been not an excess of diplomacy or pressure, but a misunderstanding of what keeps the Islamic Republic in power.
The Garden Refuge
Some of us are fortunate enough to recognize the garden as a heavenly refuge in the midst of a chaotic world.
Quantum Computing Is The Next Technological Horizon
Nations are already racing for supremacy in quantum computing—where will the U.S. place?
What Europe’s Lack of Air Conditioning Says About Its Civilizational Direction
Locked into a Marxist worldview and committed to preventing the world’s climate from changing, Europe’s elites are deliberately hurting their citizens.
Young Doctor Fauci
Back in 1974, I had a brief contact with the man who became a modern medical monster.
The New Way for Conservatives to Win Elections
Voters are sick of the old way of doing things. Enter the Un-Campaign.
Canada: The Illusion Of Free Healthcare
A comparative look at healthcare costs in Canada and the United States reveals that both are costly, but Americans get better, faster care.