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  • New thinking needed on national defense

    Historically speaking, the heyday of American defense production was during World War II. Vast civilian industries were converted to produce guns, artillery, tanks, and jeeps – and new plants were commissioned to build airplanes and ships.
  • Keep turning over the rocks
    The mainstream media is now self-reporting on their bad acts during the Biden Administration. Exhibit One: Jake Tapper’s book forthcoming book, “Original Sin.”
  • Most Ohio lawmakers think AG Yost will drop his bid for governor
    A majority, 64%, of Ohio lawmakers who responded to a survey think Attorney General Dave Yost will drop his long-planned bid for governor. That includes 68% of his fellow Republicans and 56% of Democrats, according to the Gongwer-Werth Legislative Poll released Thursday.
  • Four strange things humans used to fear
    Human beings are a panicky species – quick to fear and slow to understand. Over much of our evolutionary history, this ingrained alarm served us well, keeping us alive in a wild world brimming with dangers.
  • National Police Week: A tribute to law enforcement heroes
    This National Police Week, we pause to honor the men and women who put their lives on the line every day to protect our communities. We remember the brave officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, and we express our deepest gratitude to those who continue to serve with unwavering dedication. 
  • If this is how Dems treats their own 'democracy,' America, how will they treat yours?
    Just 101 days into his tenure as the Democratic Party's youngest vice chair – and the first "Zoomer" to hold that office – party elites have already declared David Hogg's election null and void, a complaint that sounds suspiciously like "election fraud."
  • Integrity doesn't come in an easy-open can
    Having integrity: “Doing what you should do, even when no one is watching, and will never know if you did it or not.” 
  • Pope Leo, populism, and the American economy
    Leo XIII completely rejected socialism as antithetical to Christianity. Marxist ideologies dehumanize individuals, promote atheism, and elevate the state to a place of deceptive sacredness.
  • Protecting Louisiana's interests from Chinese Communist Party influence
    The Chinese Communist Party has allowed poisonous fentanyl to pour into the United States and encouraged Chinese businesses to lie, cheat and steal in American marketplaces. When COVID-19 escaped its laboratory, China spent more time covering up the details than it did containing the virus.
  • Celebrating renewable fuels
    Biofuels help local farmers get better prices for their corn and soybeans. A typical dry mill ethanol plant added nearly 50% more value to every bushel of corn processed last year. That’s value-added agriculture.
  • DOGE is a harbinger of necessary change
    Despite what the media will want you to believe, this is an exercise in upholding and fostering good governance. DOGE is a harbinger for necessary change, and we ought to welcome it.
  • Unbridled: How massive Pentagon spending happens by design
    Like the weather, everyone complains about Pentagon spending and mismanagement, but no one does anything about it. Leaders of the world’s most expensive military have refused to conduct or failed to complete every internal financial audit since Congress first demanded such accountability in the 1990s. 
  • Backing the blue
    This week is National Police Week – a week that occurs every year to appreciate and thank our heroic law enforcement officers, as well as remember the officers who have been disabled or have tragically lost their lives in the line of duty.
  • Dems throw Fetterman under the bus: Biden 2.0
    This doesn’t have anything to do with his health. The left and their contemptuous allies are attacking him because they thought he was a progressive. Now, they’re furious that he’s not singing from their religious songbook. He voted for a few Trump nominees. He had dinner with his fellow Pennsylvania U.S. Senator – newly-elected Republican Dave McCormick. His most grievous sin: he’s the most outspoken, unapologetic Democratic defender of Israel and Jewish-Americans.
  • On the Moraine, Part XI
    We had not had the McNary Farm long when, one Saturday night, we made a social call. I would have been seven or eight years old.
  • A sermon on John 13:31-35
    The more you live a life of agape love, the more it will flow out of you to others. Then you will become a blessing to others.
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