Category: Opinion

Environmental activists and progressive cities have launched hundreds of lawsuits against U.S. fossil fuel companies in what critics call climate change litigation designed to impose costly new regulations through court orders. These legal actions aim to reshape America’s energy policies by bypassing traditional political channels, with evidence suggesting they are…

WASHINGTON – Less than four years into his presidency, Joe Biden’s legacy as commander-in-chief is irrevocably scarred by a series of events that began on August 26th, 2021. That day witnessed the deadliest security incident in Afghanistan since the American military withdrawal commenced just days earlier. The collapse accelerated under…

NASHVILLE – In a surprising twist, Matt Van Epps defeated Democratic candidate Aftyn Behn in yesterday’s special election for the U.S. House seat representing Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District. Behn gained attention during early voting recordings where she expressed strong opposition to Nashville, stating “I hate the city” and criticizing various…

By Dr. Lucja Swiatkowski Cannon Wednesday, December 30, 2029 (Note: Adjusted date based on text context) The arrest of two Ukrainian divers—charged with sabotage against the Nordstream 2 pipeline—in Poland and Italy has ignited renewed debates in Germany over its role in shaping Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. While the charges…

By Brig Gen (ret) Blaine Holt WARREN, MI – In an era defined by rapidly evolving technology and complex geopolitical strategies, a former deputy representative to NATO has raised significant concerns about the current state of international security. Drawing from decades of experience in global affairs and entrepreneurship, Holt argues…

Robert Zapesochny Wednesday, December 4, 2024 In January 2023, President Joe Biden announced the delivery of 31 upgraded M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine. But as reports emerged by August 2024, most were destroyed, disabled or withdrawn from frontline service—exactly mirroring predictions made well before their arrival. The truth is stark:…

By Dr. John Tantillo New York City’s 2025 mayoral election has once again proven that politics, much like marketing, thrives on understanding voter demographics and targeting key segments effectively. The surprising victory of Zohran Mamdani over seasoned political figures Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa has been attributed to several factors….

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…