The revelations on election security continue to demonstrate the need for the SAVE America Act. America remains deeply divided over whether the 2020 presidential election […]
Category: Opinion
Radical Plan Targets U.S. Constitution’s Core Safeguards
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, Americans are rightly reflecting on the enduring genius of the Constitution—a framework that has protected liberty for […]
Inflation Cools, Jobs Steady—But Sky-High Home Prices Block Young Americans from Wealth
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 […]
America’s AI Dilemma: When the Path to Dominance Undermines Our Constitution
The current debate over artificial intelligence in America remains chaotic. Policymakers, technologists, investors, and activists cannot agree on the destination, strategy, acceptable costs, or even […]
Flock Surveillance Network: Tracking Americans Without Warrant or Consent
Cities promise safer streets while building a warrantless system that can track every driver, map every stop, and store records indefinitely. Few surveillance products have […]
Wisconsin Democratic Primary Exposes Party’s Deepening Schism Between Moderates and Socialist Activists
Francesca Hong’s rapid ascent has transformed Wisconsin’s crowded primary into a battle over whether Democrats remain loyal to party leaders or have been absorbed by […]
From Inaction to Action: Why Senate Republicans Must Confirm Todd Blanche as Attorney General
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 […]
First Real Opening for Rubio: Iran War and Israel Debate Split MAGA Coalition
Until late 2025, the Republican Party appeared likely to carry the MAGA coalition more or less intact into the 2028 presidential election. No successor could […]
Medication Gaps Are Stalling Rehabilitation for Older Americans
Older Americans especially rely on pharmacists to keep complicated medication plans on track. When that access shrinks, recovery becomes slower, riskier, and more expensive. As […]
Canada’s Hidden Danger: How Mass Migration and Foreign Interference Are Undermining U.S. Security
Mass migration, foreign interference, Chinese surveillance technology, and weak border controls have transformed Canada from a trusted ally into an emerging security vulnerability. Canada’s policies […]