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The same machine that made Graham Platner inevitable decided that he was disposable. Read More

Inexperienced and improperly vetted, the candidate was a disaster in the making. Read More

This week, Democrats are fighting to keep Maine after shedding their morals. Read More

His progressive campaign's strength in Michigan has caught some Democrats off guard. Read More

Abdul El Sayed us delaying the release of his tax returns because he is a millionaire. Well, only if you count his wife's assets. Read More

Traditionally, America has little stomach for socialism. Why would the democratic socialists think this time would be any different? Read More

Despite years of heated debate, we still lack clear answers, as good data are hard to come by. Read More

The Islamists are playing the longest civilizational war game in the world. Read More

I am so tired of this lazy approach to social commentary. Read More

In 'Diversity Through Freedom,' author Adrian Bejan argues that diversity emerges naturally from freedom and decentralized action, while... Read More

If Congress uses reconciliation again, it should significantly reduce the deficit. Read More

There are only a handful of ways to shore up Social Security. Sens. Bernie Moreno and Elizabeth Warren are backing one of the most expensive. Read More

What are the implications for our new endless war in the Middle East? Read More

After weeks of patience, President Trump has finally had enough with Iran’s radical Islamist regime. Divided, economically crippled,... Read More

Sean Trende joins Carl Cannon and Tom Bevan to discuss the latest accusation against Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, what... Read More

Join the conversation with Jerry Rogers as he talks about his July 4th holiday and the celebration of the United States of America. Brian... Read More

On this week’s episode, Jay and Sean hypothesize about what Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, and even Brutus would have... Read More

First, comedian, author and sketch comedy sensation Lou Perez joins the show to discuss the current state of comedy, cancel culture,... Read More

The Supreme Court held that statutory restrictions on the President’s authority to remove Federal Trade Commission commissioners... Read More

U.S. small businesses are using integrated financial tools and seamless access to credit to eliminate back-office friction and unlock future... Read More

Although Donald Trump’s defenders describe the Russia hoax and other efforts to frame the president as a... Read More

Everyone born here — with only limited exceptions — is a U.S. citizen, and immigration hawks will now argue deportations are more... Read More

Last summer, after George Floyd died under Derek Chauvin’s knee, protesters in Pensacola, Florida, held a week’s worth of rallies... Read More

In a statement issued last week, Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman once again called for an end to Governor Sisolak’s indefinite... Read More

While New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham ordered the closing of certain grocery stores over COVID-19 concerns, she spent $16,248 in... Read More

Officials from Petaluma, California have decided their city has enough places to fill up gas-powered cars. Last week, the local city council... Read More

Instead of rejecting the moral urgency of the postliberal right and left, it is fitting and proper that we redirect it through the right kind... Read More

Honor lifts rights out of the circumscribed realm of individual security, pointing it toward the ends of a good res publica. Read More

The White House has published a report detailing the way the Smithsonian has attempted to change perceptions of American history. Read More

America started single-day voting to address the same concerns voters have today. Read More

From the moment he announced his candidacy with a splashy, effective marketing video in August 2025, Graham Platner seemed to be a teflon... Read More

Why the cancel-culture left stood by a Democrat with a Nazi tattoo and a history of bigotry. Read More

In a lengthy statement, Graham Platner says he’s dropping out, but he spends a good deal of time talking about “the forces” that have... Read More

OK, the Maine candidate came up snake eyes, big time. But that emphatically does not mean Democrats should retreat to milquetoast candidates. Read More

If Michigan sends a Senator Abdul El-Sayed to Washington, traditional “electability” assumptions will have been shattered for... Read More

Haley Stevens espoused progressive ideas in last night’s Michigan Senate debate. That’s a familiar pattern. Read More

And that law was designed to prevent the trust fund’s insolvency. Read More

Expanded immigration enforcement has triggered several claims that the effort is having a “chilling effect” and imposing a... Read More

Four years after passage of a disastrous 2022 law, cops roll past as prostitutes walk the Figueroa corridor. Read More

“Socialists” running on a communist agenda have taken control of the Democratic Party in New York City, and after the November election,... Read More

Earlier this year, one of the largest asset managers in the world did something a financial institution should never have to do. It started... Read More

The professional world has known, for decades now, that anything you put into an email will be stored as a record on a cloud or server and... Read More

President Trump extends Iran ceasefire amid fractured regime and ongoing US blockade. Read More

Senior officials knew election systems had meaningful vulnerabilities... Read More

Donald Trump’s labor secretary, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, is leaving the administration under a cloud of misconduct allegations. These... Read More

Real medical freedom will require something greater than replacing the public health establishment: ending the FDA's monopoly. Read More

Revisiting Tax Changes in New York and Massachusetts. Read More

The SNAP program has suffered from a lack of national oversight for decades. Read More