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President Biden is needlessly gambling with the survival of any non-Taliban regime in Afghanistan. The three of us agree on that.Read Full Article »

Feeling squeezed by corporate America? Monopolies have something to do with it.Read Full Article » Comment

Michael McKenna, Washington Times July 16, 2021 In the wake of last years election, there was a sense on the right that the Republicans would never win another election and that the nation was doomed to a bleak and ever-deteriorating future.Read Full Article » Comment

James C. Moore writes that the latest tactic by Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives to protect the voting rights of their constituents will either be a catalyst for an historic national law or set up a devastating defeat for supporters of expanded voting rights.Read Full Article »

Barbara Arthur, PJ Media July 15, 2021 After Castros revolution, personal and business properties were seized. The hotel my father worked for was taken by the government and my father was forced to move to the countryside, where I was bor...Read Full Article »

Authoritarian arrogance is handing a ratings bonanza to the onetime Daily Show target, who laughs:Read Full Article »

Adams message resonated because working-class voters want the government to deliver. They are much more interested in solutions than revolutions.Read Full Article »

The Supreme Court didnt overturn the election — but in the long run it will do immense damage to democracyRead Full Article »

Antonio García Martínez on what people taking to the streets are protesting.Read Full Article »

Larry Kudlow, New York Sun July 15, 2021 Critical race theory is all the rage among far-left progressive intellectuals, and at least part of it has permeated mainstream chief executives, who should know better. Systemic racism, and CRT, along with something called racial equity, have becomeRead Full Article »