Category: Opinion

By Stephen Moore | Tuesday, February 3, 2026 By 2026, the Democratic Party has transformed from a fiscal restraint advocate into a tax-and-spend parody of itself. Once the party framed raising taxes as a last resort, its leftwing base now views increased taxation as a badge of honor. New York…

The world has focused its collective attention on Iran—yet a critical story demanding urgent global scrutiny remains overshadowed. While diplomatic maneuvers unfold in the Persian Gulf, the most significant development of recent months occurs in Gaza: the U.S.-led Trump administration has formally advanced to Stage II of the Gaza truce…

By Daniel McCarthy Tuesday, 03 February 2026 06:46 AM EST Just how badly did Republicans perform in two Texas special elections last weekend? Not as poorly as apocalyptic headlines in liberal-leaning outlets would suggest—yet badly enough that Republicans nationwide must confront searing lessons. Although the GOP lost both races, one…

On Election Day 2024, a resident of Illinois chose not to vote for either major party candidate. The decision came after careful consideration of the presidential race. Paul Miller, a media and political strategist based in Chicago, explained his choice. He cast a write-in ballot for Indiana University head football…

By Larry Bell Monday, 02 February 2026 12:09 PM EST Many have accepted the idea that personality types are divided into two distinct categories: left-brain thinkers who excel in logical analysis and technical skills versus right-brain individuals who thrive on creativity and intuition—traits often viewed as mutually exclusive. While this…

It’s a scary day here in Beverly Hills. The sun is out and the temperature is perfect, but there is a problem which all of my friends are talking about: prices. We are having an inflation which, as George M. Humphrey, a Treasury Secretary under Dwight Eisenhower, once famously said,…

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison initiated a lawsuit on January 12 against U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Director Todd Lyons, and the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement apparatus. The suit, filed jointly with Minneapolis and St. Paul, asserts that ICE’s “enforcement surge” in…

During the past decade, the manner in which wars are fought has changed. Yet European nations have remained steadfast in ensuring their collective security, making defense spending a priority. That posture is beneficial for all NATO partners, both providing security and bolstering the overall defense industry and local economies. However,…