Marco Rubio’s transformation from 2016 political rival to secretary of state signals more than his personal evolution—it reflects a profound shift within the Republican Party. […]
Category: Opinion
Blanche’s Justice Department Reforms: The End of Partisan Prosecutorial Abuse
Todd Blanche has been both prosecutor and defense lawyer. That experience may be exactly what Justice needs after the excesses of the Merrick Garland years. […]
Five-Star Praise for an ‘Incredible’ Memoir That Ignored Scandal
Jason Arday, who resigned last week from Cambridge University, released his memoir “Great and Unfortunate Things” on Tuesday. The book currently holds a 4.18 average […]
The Conservative Blind Spot: Why Young Women’s Leftward Shift Goes Unconfronted
Conservatives readily scold young men for their “radical” politics but hesitate to confront the progressive leftist attitudes increasingly dominant among women. Massachusetts Democratic Governor Maura […]
Shokin Exposes Biden’s Role in Forced Removal of Ukrainian Prosecutor
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 […]
Iran’s Nuclear Threat: Why Trump’s Strategy Is America’s Only Shield
America is engaged in negotiations to end the war in Iran on terms favorable to the United States. However, it is difficult to believe this […]
The Master Manipulator: How Jason Arday Exploited Liberal Institutions’ Ideological Fears
Jason Arday gave liberal institutions exactly the story they wanted. Jason Arday is almost certainly a fraud. But I hope he is something vastly more […]
Fauci’s Failing Light: When Public Health Leadership Became a Shadow of Itself
He had the attention of a frightened world and a chance to rebuild trust in public health. Instead, he treated scrutiny as an attack on […]
The Last Lawman: Why Real-Life Action Outshines Studio Thrillers
Every great action story begins with someone in danger. The clock is running. And the police cannot — or will not — solve the problem. […]