If Hemingway wrote for the Congressional Budget Office
Two or three times every year, the Congressional Budget Office publishes one of the most revealing documents in American public…
Not everything, and everyone, is terrible
All too often, we at American Thinker end up reporting on the insane, alarming, and bad. That’s inescapable for publications…
The WNBA doesn’t market–Caitlin Clark?!
Just what in the name of all that’s holy is wrong with the Indiana Fever’s management and the WNBA? The…
Artificial Intelligence and the Devil
At a news conference discussion of Pope Leo’s Magnifica Humanitas encyclical, Leo was joined in discussing a subtopic concerning the…
Remember the Maine weirdo
Somebody up there likes Trump, because he’s blessed with some crazy opponents on the other side. In fact, it’s like…
Peggy Flanagan wants to prosecute you
No one would mistake The Nation for a pro-American publication. It’s as far-left—Socialist/Communist—as one gets outside communist nation/state propaganda organs.…
Where Orwell’s Animal Farm falls short
I live in Concord, Massachusetts, once renowned as the Cradle of Liberty, but today a center of anti-Trump, No Kings,…
From anti-woke to pro-women’s museum
Republicans are still against DEI and woke politics, right? That was certainly the message voters heard during the 2024 election.…
As Antisemitism Rages, Jewish Organizations Have Sidelined Themselves
Conor Cruise O’Brien, the Irish politician, writer, historian, and academic, once said, “Antisemitism is a light sleeper.” The phrase is…
From Tying Shoes to Artificial Intelligence
Cleaning out the attic, I recently came across my daughter’s first pair of walking shoes. They were the white leather…