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Opinion

Cuties: The Profanation of Creativity.

You don’t need to sexually exploit children to criticize sexually exploiting children.

By Lauren SouthernSep 14, 2020

Opinion

The Bizarre Taboo Against Describing Abortion.

Graphic descriptions of factory farming are fine and dandy—but don’t you dare talk about killing the unborn.

By PF WhalenSep 12, 2020

Opinion

From AIDS to COVID: The Political Capture of America’s Public Health Establishment.

Too often, public health has been sacrificed to progressivism.

By Jeremy CarlSep 8, 2020

Opinion

Solving the Stalemate in America’s “Honest Conversation” About Race.

Finding a Place between White Pride and White Shame.

By Adam EllwangerSep 7, 2020

Opinion

Democrats Blame Trump for Riots.

No Lie Is Too Preposterous to Become a Democratic Talking Point.

By David KraydenSep 6, 2020

Opinion

Why Is Dianne Feinstein Helping the Chinese Military?

Senator Gardner’s amendments put America first—so why is Feinstein opposing it?

By Judson PhillipsSep 4, 2020

Opinion

Call of Duty Journalism is Redpilling Gamers.

Call of Duty's subtle criticism of communism hasn't gone unnoticed by the media.

By Ian CheongSep 1, 2020

Opinion

Anne Applebaum’s Love-Hate Relationship with Democracy.

A celebrated historian’s defense of liberal democracy does away with pluralism.

By Jorge González-Gallarza HernándezAug 31, 2020

Opinion

A Triumph for the President.

The Republican convention ends on a high note.

By David KraydenAug 28, 2020

Opinion

The FDA’s Defenses Against Political Pressure Are Beginning to Crumble.

The FDA's Emergency Use Authorization for convalescent plasma has set a disturbing precedent for vaccine approvals.

By Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.Aug 27, 2020

Opinion

The Republican Convention Is Going Well for President Trump.

The President and his team have been persuasive and effective.

By David KraydenAug 26, 2020

Opinion

The Woke Police Came for Dungeons & Dragons.

The legendary role-playing game has become “problematic.”

By Ian CheongAug 26, 2020

Opinion

Traditional Sex as Political Rebellion.

Fighting Sexual Identitarianism and the New Sexual Ethic.

By Adam EllwangerAug 24, 2020

Opinion

Media Deems Cashless Society a ‘Conspiracy Theory’—After Admonishing Cash Use.

A perfect storm for de-platforming is coming.

By Gavin WaxAug 22, 2020

Opinion

The Democratic Convention: Not Virtual Reality—But Virtually Unreal.

Joe Biden hopes that you’ll forget what his party has become.

By David KraydenAug 22, 2020

Opinion

Poland Is Not Homophobic.

Opposing violence, the desecration of monuments, and existing school curricula doesn’t make one a homophobe.

By Jorge González-Gallarza HernándezAug 21, 2020

Opinion

The Demise of My Great City.

Daniel Turner was right: Washington, D.C. is falling apart.

By Marianne Hawk BrennanAug 17, 2020

Opinion

Decouple Colleges from Football.

In the short term, we should let the kids play. But long-term, we shouldn’t let factories of leftism exploit young athletes.

By Will ChamberlainAug 15, 2020

Opinion

The Devil and Mr. Jones.

When journalists actually did journalism—and exposed the Holodomor.

By Benjamin WeltonAug 14, 2020

Opinion

Biden/Harris Is No Dream Team.

Far from balancing the ticket, Kamala Harris reinforces the case against the aging Joe Biden.

By David KraydenAug 13, 2020

Opinion

Alexander Vindman Is Still Whining.

Resentment is the ugliest human emotion, as the former lieutenant-colonel continues to demonstrate.

By David KraydenAug 8, 2020

Opinion

Our Use of Nuclear Weapons 75 Years Ago Was a Moral and Strategic Imperative.

Invading Japan was not a serious option. Neither was a negotiated peace.

By Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.Aug 5, 2020

Opinion

Kneeling To BLM Is Not the “Pride Of The Yankees.”

It’s ridiculous to watch entire teams kneel during the National Anthem.

By David KraydenJul 31, 2020

Opinion

Don’t Get Too Excited About a Coronavirus Vaccine.

Properly testing a vaccine is a difficult process—and the FDA knows it.

By Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.Jul 30, 2020

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