Op-Ed: Censorship Spreading Faster than Coronavirus
'Suggesting that wearing a mask can make you sick could lead to imminent harm, so we’re removing the video,' a Facebook spokesperson said.
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Op-Ed: Conservatives Must Not Let Coronavirus Crisis Go to Waste
There has never been a better time to enact a decoupling of U.S. economic and political power from China than this moment.
Op-Ed: FDA, Excessive Bureaucracy To Blame for Continued COVID Crisis
Any political leader who cares at all for public health must at the very least call for a drastic downsizing of the runaway bureaucracy.
Op-Ed: Trump Was Wrong To Call for Conservative Rep. Massie To Be Thrown Out of GOP
Despite attacks from across the D.C. establishment, the media and the president himself, Massie is slowly gaining recognition as the heroic underdog he is.
Op-Ed: Anti-Insider-Trading Laws Are About Envy, Not What’s Good for the Country
Now is the worst time to act on envy. This fragile society can’t handle it. Its institutions are hollowed out, the Congress being just one example of many.
Op-Ed: Candace Owens' COVID-19 Denial and Italophobia Bring Shame to Conservatism
Many conservatives, who have been misled by the media regarding illness panics many times before, are refusing to admit the dire facts about COVID-19.
Gavin Wax: Trump Must Reject RINOs on Immigration, Double Down on 2016's Winning Strategy
President Trump needs to make the point that he is the last thing standing in the way of the total annihilation of America.
GOP Rep. Gaetz Can Carry the MAGA Banner After Trump
Gaetz is a leader who provides a coherent policy framework for the MAGA agenda. To him, 'America First' isn’t just a new brand.
Education Department Must Investigate National Security Threats on College Campuses
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said in December that six universities received $1.3 billion in foreign funds from nations including China and Russia.
Tulsi Gabbard Is the Democratic Party's Worst Nightmare
'Tulsi Gabbard's quixotic and caustic campaign has been the only interesting development to emerge in the Democratic Party presidential race.'
