President Trump's announcement on Wednesday that he was launching an "Economic D-Day" on Iran has been met with a combination of bluster and panic in Tehran.
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Between Light And Dark
The Italian painter Caravaggio, whose name has become synonymous with the chiaroscuro technique, seemed to live as dramatically and exploratively as he painted—life as a constant balancing act between opposites, between light and dark.
Woke Hostility to the USA Founders’ Authority
Contra the woke mob, ‘all men are created equal’ was not a mere self-serving phrase.
Tommy John and Dr. Frank Jobe
How a pitcher’s career-ending injury and a surgeon’s daring innovation transformed sports medicine and saved countless athletic careers.
The Red Raider Keeps Coming Back — And That’s A Good Thing
Texas Tech’s curious journey from matador to mounted warrior.
Illegitimate Elections Will Destroy the United States
‘Sanctuary city’ secession is tearing the Union apart.
Blame Truth for Jason Arday’s Death
Arday would never have received a Ph.D., much less a distinguished Professorship at Cambridge, were it not for his race and a desperate desire for DEI credentials on the part of universities.
Dividing America On Race: Russia’s Enduring Geopolitical Strategy
Thanks to the Soviet Union, America, rather than moving into a post-racial era after the Civil Rights Movement, has remained stuck in a racial time loop.
When Lenin Lost An Election, He Abolished Democracy
When revolutionary socialists tell us who they are, perhaps we should take them at their word.
Can Comic Books Save Us from the Democratic Socialists?
A comic book adventure to save a crumbling city shows two young women who refuse to treat the city’s decline as inevitable.