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Opinion

Cancel Yale.

The university is named after a slave-trader. Seize its endowment.

By Will ChamberlainJun 26, 2020

Opinion

John Roberts Is Not Just a Problem for President Trump.

He’s a crisis for conservatives.

By David KraydenJun 24, 2020

Opinion

Defend Police Unions.

They are a bulwark of working class conservatism.

By Gavin WaxJun 19, 2020

Opinion

The Case For EcoNationalism.

We don’t need a Green New Deal. We need carbon tariffs on China.

By John SweeneyJun 18, 2020

Opinion

It’s Political Power That Really Matters To Black Lives Matter.

There’s a reason they demand people kneel.

By David KraydenJun 16, 2020

Opinion

Archbishop Vigano Is Right About the “Deep Church.”

There are two Catholic churches in America; the malign one hates President Trump.

By John ZmirakJun 15, 2020

Opinion

Turning George Floyd Into An American Revolutionary Doesn’t Serve Justice.

Don’t let the left turn him in to a secular saint.

By Gavin WaxJun 11, 2020

Opinion

The Abuse of “Fascism.”

It used to mean something. Now it’s an all-purpose epithet for anything conservative.

By Bradford H.B.Jun 11, 2020

Opinion

Brazilian Man Bad.

The media’s coverage of Jair Bolsonaro is just as awful as their coverage of President Trump.

By Emma FreireJun 8, 2020

Opinion

We Can’t Let Social Media Become the Socialist Media.

If they will censor the President, how will they treat you?

By David KraydenJun 6, 2020

Opinion

Expect Little Change in Police Reform with a Biden Presidency.

For all his virtue-signaling, the former Vice President hasn’t changed that much.

By Alex BruesewitzJun 4, 2020

Opinion

Lockdowns Are Feeding Authoritarian Appetites.

Democrat mayors are pretty enthusiastic about jailing Americans.

By David KraydenMay 29, 2020

Opinion

We Need Unity, Not Censorship, to Beat COVID-19.

Scapegoating Fox News isn’t helping anyone.

By Jordan BlashekMay 28, 2020

Opinion

Why Washington Shouldn’t Worry About Its Debt to China.

China will be the first to lose from selling U.S. Treasuries.

By Sukhayl NiyazovMay 27, 2020

Opinion

Greta Thunberg is Being Exploited.

She’s immune to criticism—which is why China and the climate radicals are so happy with her work.

By Daniel TurnerMay 25, 2020

Opinion

The Unknown Healthcare Law That Made Lockdowns Inevitable: ‘Certificates of Need.’

Want to build more hospitals? These laws stop that.

By Gavin WaxMay 22, 2020

Opinion

After Coronavirus: Rebuilding the American Town Square.

We need to make our towns and cities livable again.

By Gavin WaxMay 21, 2020

Opinion

The Case of Ahmaud Arbery Calls for Nuanced Reflection, Not Race-Baiting.

Reconciling race-based divisiveness in America requires a healthy dose of empathy on all sides.

By Rob SmithMay 19, 2020

Opinion

If America Does Not Deal With the Deep State It May No Longer Be a Free State.

The persecution of General Flynn should alarm everyone.

By David KraydenMay 18, 2020

Opinion

Don’t Believe the ‘Happy Talk’ About a COVID-19 Vaccine.

The odds that we will have a safe, effective vaccine by January are vanishingly small.

By Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.May 15, 2020

Opinion

Greenland Will Help Make America Great Again.

President Trump hasn’t forgotten about the sparsely populated island.

By Gavin WaxMay 14, 2020

Opinion

From the News Editor’s Desk: ‘Obamagate’ Reveals Republican Leadership Was Missing in Action.

GOP Senators need to remember who their bosses are—and start letting subpoenas fly.

By Jeff WebbMay 13, 2020

Opinion

The Coronavirus Shines a Spotlight on Britain’s NHS Worship.

Forget the Church of England - the United Kingdom’s real state religion is the mythology of their health service.

By Emma FreireMay 11, 2020

Opinion

Americans Celebrated VE-Day 75 Years Ago. Could We Do It Again?

It’s not obvious that our country could unify against Communist China.

By David KraydenMay 8, 2020

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