Under the influence of social conflicts following Muslim mass migration, the mythologized “tolerance” of al-Andalus — Muslim-ruled Iberia from 711 to 1492 — is finally being contested.
Wars and Rumors of Wars
Nothing so epitomizes the madness of crowds than nations rushing into the madness of war.
On Israel, Trump Is Right and His Critics Are Wrong
How do you get a terroristic government to back down? Through scolding?
Europe in the Rare Earth Trap
Rare earth elements have become geopolitical dynamite.
House Democrat Makes an Insulting Closing Argument for Jay Jones, and Virginia Voters Shouldn’t Buy It
As RedState reported, the fallout from the Jay Jones texting scandal continues to rock the race for attorney general in Virginia, with new polling from Trafalgar Group showing GOP Attorney General Jason Miyares now leading the embattled Democrat nominee by six points after trailing him by four points…
Obama Does Ad for Gavin Newsom on Redistricting – Accuses Republicans of Trying to ‘Rig’ the Next Election (VIDEO)
Obama doing an ad for Prop 50 in California – Screencap of Twitter/X video. Former President Obama just will not go away. It seems like every other day, he is on a podcast, doing an interview, or making news by commenting on the issues of the day. At…
Cornel West Compares 'Occupied' Palestinians of Gaza to Slaves
Cornel West Compares 'Occupied' Palestinians of Gaza to SlavesJust hours after 20 Israeli hostages were released from captivity, after being held by the terrorist organization Hamas for 738 days, an event made possible by Donald Trump’s peace plan, CNN’s, “NewsNight with Abby Phillip”, featured Dr. Cornel West justifying…
Senator Fetterman Hits His Party Over Extreme Rhetoric, the Government Shutdown (VIDEO)
John Fetterman of Pennsylvania – Screencap of Twitter/X video. Senator John Fetterman is unlike any other member of his party. During a recent event with hosts from News Nation, he explained why he refuses to use the extreme rhetoric that is used by other Democrats. He says that…
The Voting Rights Act Probably Won’t Be ‘Gutted,’ But the Supreme Court Appears Set to Restrain It
If you only read the headlines after the Supreme Court’s re-argument in Louisiana v. Callais, you’d think conservatives on the Court were sharpening their knives to “gut” the Voting Rights Act. The reality inside the courtroom was more nuanced—and, for those who actually care about constitutional limits, more…
Mamdani’s Latest Comment About Hamas, Netanyahu After Peace Deal Should Be End of His Campaign
Democratic socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani made it crystal clear he’s on the wrong side when he refused to call on Hamas to lay down their weapons and doubled down on this threat to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following President Donald Trump’s historic…









