In an apparent homage to George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984” — one the rest of us realize is a pointed political allegory but the Biden administration apparently views as a handbook — the Biden White House is establishing a Disinformation Governance Board.
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In case there are any lingering questions about where national library groups stand on protecting young children from graphic sexual materials and anti-American treatises, the American Library Association’s recent pick for its new president should put those questions to rest. The newly elected “Marxist lesbian” leader subscribes to “queer consciousness” and communist ideologies, much to the delight of many of those in the national education establishment.
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Children’s book sections in mainstream bookstores highlight hardly any conservative heroes. Major publishing companies will not print these books, so children are not exposed to such role models as Thomas Sowell and Margaret Thatcher.
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If the Biden administration carries through on its plans to revoke Title 42 next month, illegal immigrants from countries around the world will have drastically unfettered access to the United States.
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The church has always been a comfort in times of great trouble, and we need to get back into the pews. It will be critical for our communities and our nation to rebound.
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While most people are focused on Ukraine and Russia, the Biden administration is tilting dangerously close to enhancing nuclear weapons capabilities in Iran. A particularly troubling aspect of the current negotiations includes relieving the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of its designation as a terrorist organization.
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While Democrats’ self-congratulations continue in the wake of Joe Biden’s nomination of a black female for the U.S. Supreme Court, Senator Josh Hawley is doing what all senators should be doing and is studying Ketanji Brown Jackson’s judicial history.
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The term bioweapons should sound an alarm for all of us now, especially after the past two years of a virus that ran amok across the globe. As Willis Krumholz and Robert Delahunty describe, a top administrator in the Department of State recently admitted to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that there are biological research labs in Ukraine.
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When a stellar pediatrician, one who supported and prescribed childhood vaccines throughout her 35-year career, warns against giving the COVID-19 shots to children, it is wise to listen. Our children must be protected from politicized experimentation.
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In what is an increasingly dystopian existence for people all over the world who have opinions, the new threat experienced by Canadian truckers might be the most worrisome so far. Who knew big government and big tech could freeze someone’s bank account with a simple keystroke?
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Editor’s Note: As Presidents’ Day passed this week with little to no acknowledgment except that we didn’t get our mail that day, it would serve
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Editor’s Note: The increasing reliance on presidential executive orders to negate or circumvent legislative action should be concerning to all citizens, no matter their political
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Editor’s Note: Although we have daily reminders of how quickly the left will try to silence anyone who expresses a non-leftist point of view, this
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Editor's Note: As increasing numbers of previously respected organizations dabble in wokeness, they are finding that they might have overplayed their hands. A recent example
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If ever there were a U.S. president whose Russian entanglements threatened world stability, it is Joe Biden. As Margot Cleveland describes in vivid detail, the Biden family has a long, sordid history with Russia and Ukraine: questionable business dealings that have spectacularly enriched the Biden clan, Hunter’s Russian prostitutes and their blackmail capabilities, and Joe’s boast that he got a Ukrainian prosecutor fired to save Hunter’s fake but lucrative job.
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Editor's Note: Some people might think being added to "a list" by a federal agency is not cause for alarm. They would be wrong. Although
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Editor’s Note: Anyone who aspires to be a teacher in modern public schools needs to understand that his or her expertise in a subject is
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Editor’s Note: We probably should not be surprised that our technology-reverent world thinks chipping you like an ordinary house cat is a good idea, but
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Editor's Note: No matter what our backgrounds and beliefs might be, "tired" probably describes most people right now. As Kylee Zempel reminds us, this Christmas
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“The American people need to know the level of incompetence, the lack of rigor, the lack of critical thinking. I was stunned at what I saw,” Atlas says of his time at the White House. “We had bureaucrats in charge of the policy and that policy was the restrictions and lockdowns. And it failed.”
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Editor’s Note: If there is one term that has dominated every discussion of viruses throughout the past two years, it is “the science” — utilized
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We all know that the Chinese Communist Party’s goal is to one day control every aspect of life in every country in the world. Through lying, intimidation, and physical punishment, the CCP exercises power wherever it senses weakness, especially in the West. China’s current target is Australia, to which the Australian government has responded by implementing one of the world’s most extreme totalitarian systems to deal with COVID-19.
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Editor’s Note: The recent demonstration of parental influence in Virginia over what is taught and not taught in public schools should give us all hope.
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Editor’s Note: In a recent speech at the National Conservatism Conference, Missouri Senator Josh Hawley outlined the critical role that men must play in fighting
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