OPINION 1 day ago Why it's better than a 50-50 chance that Russia will attack Ukraine this winter The director of Ukraine’s defense agency anticipates Russian forces near the Russia-Ukraine border will attack by the end of January or early February 2022, according to the Military Times.
OPINION 1 day ago From mob looting in San Francisco to deaths in Waukesha these shocking crimes should be a wake-up call The attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin dazed the country because it was so stunning to see such senseless killing and maiming.
OPINION 1 day ago Biden-Harris dream team suddenly Dems' worst nightmare after just 10 months The month began with Democratic election setbacks, and concludes with renewed concern about inflation and higher costs of well, everything, from gasoline to home heating to Thanksgiving meals.
51 mins ago From my dad's death in Afghanistan 20 years ago to Taliban retaking the country. How did we get here? On Nov. 25, 2001, I was an infant when a group of Marines came to my family’s house to inform us that my father, Johnny “Mike” Spann, wasn’t coming home. He had been killed in Afghanistan.
1 hour ago National Adoption Month – Here's how to connect children in need with forever families Yes, these barriers to adoption can easily be perceived as insurmountable. But there is hope and help, and well, something must be done.
2 hours ago A US-Russia war over Ukraine would be catastrophic U.S. costs and losses in a war with nuclear Russia would be catastrophic. Such a war is unwinnable, and it is not worth sacrificing American lives to wage.
3 hours ago Allowing foreign citizens to vote in US elections is a rotten idea Approximately 808,000 “non-citizens” may vote in future New York City elections, if the City Council welcomes them to do so, as early as December. This is a rotten idea.
11 hours ago Greg Gutfeld: Media doesn't care about the truth when there's a good story Greg Gutfeld discusses how the story of Mark D'Amico defrauding donors through GoFundMe reveals an uncomfortable truth about the media.
11 hours ago Tucker Carlson: How can America survive three more years of Joe Biden? Tucker Carlson discusses why Joe Biden's approval rating is so low, only a year into his presidency.
1 day ago Why it's better than a 50-50 chance that Russia will attack Ukraine this winter The director of Ukraine’s defense agency anticipates Russian forces near the Russia-Ukraine border will attack by the end of January or early February 2022, according to the Military Times.
1 day ago From mob looting in San Francisco to deaths in Waukesha these shocking crimes should be a wake-up call The attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin dazed the country because it was so stunning to see such senseless killing and maiming.
1 day ago Biden-Harris dream team suddenly Dems' worst nightmare after just 10 months The month began with Democratic election setbacks, and concludes with renewed concern about inflation and higher costs of well, everything, from gasoline to home heating to Thanksgiving meals.
2 days ago As Arizona's attorney general and a first generation American, I'm grateful for the USA My family fled communism from the former Yugoslavia. They came to America because this nation could provide them and their descendants with boundless opportunities and freedoms.
2 days ago Lincoln, Jefferson and Thanksgiving's anti-slavery roots Not everyone has been on board with the national holiday of Thanksgiving. I am not referring to the modern progressives who decry it as racist, but rather to our third president, Thomas Jefferson.
2 days ago The First Thanksgiving story shows us how disparate people come together in challenging times At its heart, the First Thanksgiving is a heroic tale about a moment in time when two disparate peoples found a way to come together in harmony and respect.
2 days ago Greg Gutfeld: Americans are focused on the crime wave, the left is focused on language Greg Gutfeld highlights how the left is more concerned with which words to use than reducing crime in major U.S. cities.
2 days ago Arbery and Rittenhouse trials show the transcendent strength of our jury system Three defendants have all been convicted in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery. Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael and William "Roddie" Bryan Jr. are now looking at life in prison.
2 days ago This Thanksgiving, I'm thankful for democracy and the common sense of ordinary Americans We went into COVID lockdown nearly two years ago and have emerged to find a greatly changed America.
3 days ago Wealthiest 1% get richer under Dems' reckless tax-and-spend package The truth is Democrats seek to tax everyone, and a large portion of tax relief, if the state and local tax (SALT) cap is repealed, will go to the wealthiest 1%.
3 days ago Woke culture has hit our police hard and now it threatens our safety The numbers don’t lie: the consistent attack on police has broken the social contract.
3 days ago Biden's biggest economic liability is his credibility Americans say the economy is broken and they don't think the president’s massive spending bill will fix it. But the deeper problem for the president—and his party—is that his mishandling of the economy is calling into question his competence and honesty.
3 days ago Greg Gutfeld: Stories like these show you how the media works The fact that criminals take innocent lives will not invalidate the left's beliefs in letting these criminals out. The consequences of their actions can't even change their minds.
3 days ago Tucker Carlson: Media won't investigate motives in Waukesha massacre - here's why Tucker Carlson highlights what the motives may have been behind Darrell Brooks' killing of multiple people in Wisconsin.
3 days ago The Waukesha tragedy – how could God allow this to happen? Our nation witnessed a horrific tragedy in the Wisconsin suburb of Waukesha on Sunday.
3 days ago Now that Rittenhouse is not guilty, can Norfolk Police Officer Kelly have his job back? Norfolk Police Officer William Kelly was fired for anonymously donating to the Rittenhouse defense fund.
3 days ago A message from parents to schools -- stop sexualizing our kids "How old were you when you had sexual intercourse for the first time?" "Have you ever had oral sex?" "The last time you had sexual intercourse, did you or your partner use a condom?"
4 days ago Thanksgiving reminds us that Americans are still a people of great faith It’s almost a bromide that "America is a religious country." Anyone who doubts that has never celebrated Thanksgiving!
4 days ago The Republican Party is looking at a truly historic opportunity in 2022 With less than a year to go before the 2022 midterm elections, the Republican Party is staring at an opportunity of truly historic proportions.
4 days ago Greg Gutfeld: Looking at issues through prism of race takes real thinking off table Black Rittenhouse would now be the face of White supremacy. Just like Larry Elder, who is Black. Remember – a White person in a gorilla mask attacked him and the media barely noticed.
4 days ago Tucker Carlson: Kyle Rittenhouse speaks for many of us Tucker Carlson previews his conversation with Kyle Rittenhouse, laying out what the media got wrong in their portrayal of him.
4 days ago Joe Concha: Rittenhouse acquitted, but media guilty of another rush to judgment Fox News contributor Joe Concha on the Kyle Rittenhouse acquittal and yet another mainstream media failure.
5 days ago Diverse conservative candidates should run for office. Here's why "Nikki who?" That was the number-one response I heard when I first ran to represent the people of South Carolina.
5 days ago Democrats reeling year before midterm elections – here's how Republicans stay on top and win big in 2022 I said in March there was going to be a lot of buyer’s remorse when voters saw what Joe Biden and the Democrats were up to with total control of Washington. That was an understatement.
