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Why is Donald Trump so resilient? As 2023 draws to a close, the ex-president is on track to win the Republican nomination and beat Joe Biden next November. If the election were today, Trump would get his second term. Yet he’s charged with crimes that run a gamut from election interference to mishandling classified information. He’s under gag orders and lost a $5 million civil suit this year. Why don’t voters care -- or if they do, why are they rewarding Trump not punishing him?

Aristocracy is the problem, and Americans will fight it with any weapon at hand—including Donald Trump.

Why is Donald Trump so resilient? As 2023 draws to a close, the ex-president is on track to win the Republican nomination and beat Joe Biden next November. If the election were today, Trump would get his second term. Yet he's charged with crimes that run a gamut from election interference to mishandling classified information.…

Donald Trump's character isn't really what matters for the country party. What's important is their ability to express the feelings of the "country."

If the election were today, Trump would get his second term.

Austin Ruse reviews “Against the Great Reset: Eighteen Theses Contra the New World Order,” edited by Michael Walsh (Bombardier Books, 2022).

The legacy of Henry Kissinger, who died at the age of 100 this past week, will be debated for a very long time. But there is no question that his contributions to US foreign policy, both as a practitioner and scholar, were outsized. He was a practitioner

Essay: China is consumed by the ethical rot that seems to pervade society, from official corruption to tainted food. State TV and others in Beijing are quick to blame market forces for this "moral debacle." But one writer takes a closer

Are GOP leaders more aligned with Democrats than with the MAGA right? Mostly no — but sometimes yes.

New Fusionism conservatism must be built on the political axiom that success comes from addition not subtraction.