Author: Cora Simmons

Hard bargaining can produce better trade or defense terms. A pointless insult only gives Canadian politicians another reason to resist us. As an AP U.S. […]

President Trump’s recent executive order has provided states with a framework to lower childhood vaccination requirements from 18 to 11 doses. However, the most effective […]

Omar García Harfuch has become Washington’s most important security counterpart in Mexico by delivering tangible results. For years, the United States questioned whether Mexico could […]

The language has evolved, yet the underlying goal remains unchanged. Readers familiar with Dr. Seuss’s classic The Cat in the Hat recall its twin chaos […]

A former Ukrainian prosecutor has stated he was dismissed while investigating corruption linked to Burisma and matters involving Hunter Biden. In his memoir, “Biden’s Corruption […]

Public assistance was built for Americans in genuine need. A culture of entitlement has turned too many benefit programs into targets for organized theft. America’s […]

A viral body-camera video from the University of Central Florida has exposed a critical flaw in law enforcement tactics: officers spent excessive time wrestling with […]

The latest economic data suggests that the United States may finally be moving in the right direction. Inflation is slowing. Production is expanding. Unemployment claims […]

Some conservatives still mistake inaction for principle. President Trump nominated acting Attorney General Todd Blanche last month to lead the Justice Department permanently after more […]

A tribute to Lindsey Graham in rural Montana became a reminder of South Carolina roots, public service, and the places that never let us go. […]