Helen Andrews has been receiving wide, and deserved, attention for her recent essay “The Great Feminization.” Here’s my 2004 column… Read Article →

The U.S. aerial strike against Iran was conducted under such unique circumstances that it offers as many questions as lessons…. Read Article →

Americans are usually an optimistic people – except when it comes to our country’s future. Right-track/wrong-track surveys have long found… Read Article →

In their upside down, Alice-in-Wonderland version of reality, the left has a point when they cast George Orwell as a… Read Article →

The Department of Government Efficiency noticed a snag: the sign-in button on the IRS homepage wasn’t where it ought to… Read Article →

A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic. The quote attributed to Joseph Stalin has become… Read Article →

It’s scandalous but hardly surprising that high-level Trump officials discussed imminent missile strikes over a non-governmental messaging system – Hillary… Read Article →

Even in their darkest nights, politicians trust that their steady savior will once more ride to their rescue – their… Read Article →

There may be five stages of grief, but there’s usually just one when it comes to political defeat – pretend… Read Article →

By J. Peder Zane I confess: I’ve always had back-handed respect for public sector workers. It seemed to me they had… Read Article →