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  • Cotton: Revoke hate-speakers F-1 visas

    Senator Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), Harvard Law School, J.D. 2002, after observing the campus chaos and violence, said “And by the way, any of these students who are foreigners here on visas should immediately have their visas revoked by the Biden Administration, be promptly deported. They have no right to be here."
  • Asia embraces coal as U.S. rejects it
    Ironically, U.S. miners can meet Asian needs, while their government rejects them as a fuel source for cheap electricity.
  • Public confidence in the military declines
    Simply stated, these generals and admirals are not providing full and complete representations of plans, concepts and assessments to senior civilians in the executive and legislative branches, thereby depriving them of the unbiased information they require to make decisions required by the Constitution.
  • U.S. research funding should support American values, not antisemitism
    American taxpayers are already giving Columbia University nearly $1.4 billion for current research projects through the NIH and NSF. That’s $1.4 billion from the American people at the same time that Columbia’s administration actively refuses to uphold basic American principles.
  • That dog won't hunt: Kristi Noem cuts short book tour citing ‘bad weather’
    South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has cut short a disastrous book tour after receiving withering criticism for her story of shooting an ill-behaved puppy and unverified claims of meeting North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un.
  • Sen. Hawley demands Biden DOJ investigation into illegal dark money funding of anti-Israel groups
    "Earlier this week, Politico detailed the vast amounts of dark money subsidizing this mayhem. Their report found that key groups backing the campus protests – like Jewish Voice for Peace and IfNotNow – received financial support from George Soros’s Tides Foundation."
  • Antisemitism has no place on college campuses
    The First Amendment protects Americans' rights to assemble and express our views through peaceful protest. It does not, however, protect entitled students who try to wrongfully evoke those rights through aggressive protests promoting terrorism. 
  • America’s National Churchill Museum
    As one of the greatest figures of the 20th Century, Sir Winston Churchill, a man with a literary bent and a deep devotion to public affairs, remains a political icon to many, even in 2024. Churchill did not merely hate tyranny, he despised it.
  • The far-left’s serious anti-Israel problem
    Over the past few months, we have watched violent, antisemitic, un-American, and pro-terrorist mobs take over college campuses across the country, endangering Jewish students and other innocent bystanders. Yet, for months, many Democrats have refused to speak out against the protests.
  • Americans want Congress to act on border security
    If the majority of Americans agree on something, you may want to pause and learn more. If almost 90% of Americans agree, that’s a game-changer. When it comes to border security and immigration, Americans are much more united than you might think. 
  • Kitty
    ​​​​​​​My father's mother was a magical woman. She was really more like a fairy godmother than a grandmother. Her name was Catharine, but we all called her Kitty. 
  • A sermon for the Ascension of Jesus
    My mentor Fr. Ed Connelly gave me wise advice on how to be a good priest. On my ordination day, after placing the priestly stole around my shoulders, he whispered into my ear, "Bless the people God brings to you." 
  • What went wrong with the third-party movement this cycle?
    After spending millions on ballot access, No Labels was unable to find a credible candidate willing to run under its banner and the Forward Party has shrunk into irrelevance. With an election cycle that began with so much hope and enthusiasm for upsetting the duopoly, what went wrong? Fundamentally, these movements ignored history.
  • The Marine Corps that should have been
    If it had been allowed to evolve, OMFTs (Operational Maneuver from the Sea) would have been the perfect tool to suppress threats such as the Houthis at the source. A group of retired general officers calling themselves Chowder II have put together an alternate approach to Force Design for the Corps that they call Vision 2035; much of it is based on work done before 2001.
  • When will IRS stop ballooning budget? Short answer: Not anytime soon
    In his fiscal year (FY) 2025 budget proposal, President Biden requested Congress provide an unprecedented $104 billion in additional funding for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on top of its $12.3 billion annual budget and the $80 billion the Biden Administration already enacted in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
  • The lie of the century: The origin of COVID-19
    Dr. Fauci was working overtime to deflect attention from the lab-leak theory. In multiple bouts of congressional testimony, Fauci engaged in semantic games to insist the U.S. wasn’t involved in funding dangerous gain-of-function research at the WIV. (It was.) On several occasions, Fauci publicly argued the evidence “very, very strongly” leans toward natural origin. (It doesn’t.) Those challenging Fauci on these questions, he famously told CBS’s Face the Nation, were “really criticizing science, because I represent science.”
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