Will the Karmelo Anthony verdict provoke a second Summer of Love?
I’ve avoided writing about the Karmelo Anthony matter because it was very much an open-and-shut case of unprovoked murder. The…
Do you wonder what narco-leaders are thinking today?
It was a busy Friday, from talk of a deal with Iran to the U.S.-Paraguay game to a bomb taking…
Hegseth delivers a European D-Day speech; we await an answer
Secretary of War—not Defense—Pete Hegseth is a man Democrats and TDS-afflicted Republicans love to hate. A combat-tested officer—a Major–he’s a…
The Reflecting Pool: photographic and other lies
Democrats have a nasty habit. Actually, they have plenty of nasty habits, but this one is enduring. They use imagery…
When diplomacy becomes identity politics
When Kojo Choi arrived in Seoul as Ghana’s ambassador to South Korea, many Koreans celebrated his remarkable journey. Read more…
How Gavin Newsom becomes the Dem frontrunner for 2028
On an episode of Meet the de(Press)ed, Kirsten Welker challenged Donald Trump on California’s election integrity. Read more Legislators move…
Legislators move to criminalize some selling of children
On June 4, two bills were introduced to deal with some of the most horrific abuses of children. The predators…
Long before artificial intelligence there was artificial economics
Free markets are certainly a worthy ideal, but politicians always seem to get in the way. Read more 250 Years…
250 Years of American Musical Heritage
This is the year for paying tribute to and celebrating the 250th birthday of America’s grand experiment in constitutional governance…
A Flag Worth Defending
June 14 is both Flag Day and the U.S. Army’s two-hundred-fifty-first birthday. As part of America’s ongoing celebration of its…