Category: Opinion

Tony Perkins WASHINGTON – In recent developments, Israel has voiced strong opposition to a U.N. Security Council resolution approved with U.S. backing. Dubbed a “roadmap” for peace between Israelis and Palestinians, the measure ignited sharp debate from Jerusalem. The Israeli government expressed profound concern over perceived violations of its fundamental…

By Duggan Flanakin Recent developments have led President Donald Trump to redesignate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern, citing alleged Christian persecution. This designation has reignited discussions about Nigeria’s complex religious environment. However, such claims often overlook historical context and lived experiences within the country. While Nigeria faces genuine…

Travis Korson argues that New York City has elected socialist Zoran Mamdani based on affordability promises, replicating a failed model of government-run grocery stores. The Soviet Union spent seven decades demonstrating the inevitable failure when the state takes over food distribution, resulting in chronic shortages and empty shelves despite well-intentioned…

COOK COUNTY, Ill. — The largest county in the United States has moved forward with a permanent guaranteed basic income program, approved by its Board of Commissioners last week. Chicago residents received confirmation as Fox News reported that Cook County officials have established a long-term government handout initiative following the…

By Alexandra York In today’s increasingly polarized landscape, parents confront unprecedented difficulties regarding their children’s education. The public school system is often viewed not merely as an institution for imparting knowledge but as a battleground where political ideologies clash directly with classroom learning. The erosion of core educational values poses…

A group of California unions has proposed a new plan for funding healthcare: soaking the rich through the Billionaire Tax Act. This 2026 ballot initiative would impose a hefty 5% tax on the state’s billionaires to finance healthcare programs. This approach is widely criticized as financially short-sighted. Opponents argue that…

A critical provision within our nation’s foundational document, often overlooked in contemporary discourse despite its relevance today, offers vital protection against an age-old form of oppression. The Third Amendment stands as a testament to the Founders’ awareness and rejection of potentially tyrannical governmental powers. This amendment clearly states: “No Soldier…

By Michael Dorstewitz Monday, 01 December 2025 10:56 AM EST Former President Joe Biden’s use of autopen devices for signing documents has drawn increasing scrutiny. Critics suggest this practice may have broader implications than previously considered. President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social Friday that he would terminate all executive…

For decades, trial lawyers have acted as a relentless drain on America’s prosperity, extracting vast sums from businesses and ultimately from consumers through inflated legal costs. This destructive trend reached absurd heights during the 1990s when courts awarded massive settlements that bore little resemblance to actual damages suffered by individuals…

WASHINGTON – The release of Jeffrey Epstein’s long-sealed files has become an unexpected political liability for the Trump administration, a constant reminder of campaign pledges and subsequent controversies involving alleged conflicts of interest surrounding his family’s business dealings. Initially on the campaign trail, President Donald Trump promised to unseal Epstein’s…