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Photo Credit: Jamie KennedyBy Allan J. FeiferEurope’s decline warns America what happens when a civilization loses the confidence to defend its culture, institutions, and national purpose.

Photo Credit:Image via Pxbarn. PxfuelBy Elise CooperWhat are things like today, on the third anniversary of the horrific attacks on Israel by Hamas?

Photo Credit: Perchance AIBy Joseph Ford CottoSeven million American children already hold a Trump Account, whose value is tied to low-cost index funds that track the national economy.

Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Matthew G. AnderssonThe New York Times’ Brazil coverage offers a revealing glimpse into how the Left thinks elections are supposed to work.

Photo Credit:Image: kolyaeg via Pixabay, Pixabay License. kolyaegBy J.B. ShurkThe enemy is already inside the gates.

Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Stu TarloweThis one is notable because it carries echoes of the Crown Heights riots, but with a very different cast of characters.

Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Martha CarefulEconomic stagnation, failing public services, immigration, and political cowardice are pushing the country toward repeated cycles of violent unrest.

Photo Credit: National ArchivesBy Timothy BirdnowControl the passageways, control the gates of your enemies, and you rule the world.

Photo Credit:COVID vaccine shot Pixabay // Pixabay Content LicenseBy Jeannie DeAngelisRespect for human life seems to be riding a conveyor belt of progress on a fixed trajectory toward destruction.

Photo Credit:Image via Pxhere. PxhereBy Micheal S. ParkhurstWe’ve come a long way since the days when the news arrived on foot, and in recent years a bad way.

Photo Credit: AuthorBy Renée S. KohanskiA society that forfeits reality forfeits its future. 

Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Steve WolferHow political defamation can corrupt public judgment and make violence seem legitimate

Photo Credit: Perchance AIBy Max DublinEverywhere that assisted suicide has been legalized, critics have warned that, however tight the initial restrictions limiting the use of this so-called process may at first be, its legalization could become the beginning of a slippery slope. 

Photo Credit:Image: Clarence Thomas.  Credit: Flickr, public domain. US Department of AgricultureBy Richard KirkA new look at Clarence Thomas also sheds light in a fascinating way on the history and operations of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Photo Credit:abortion and euthanasia ChatGPT ai-generated illustrationBy William SullivanSocialism and killing are interconnected, in more ways than one.

Photo Credit: AI by Arthur SchaperBy Arthur SchaperNot only are Trump’s economic policies working to constrain China, but China’s young are beginning to protest what’s effectively slave labor.

Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy J.B. ShurkOrwellian brutes now govern Europe.

Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Civis AmericanusWhy fashionable causes can turn celebrities into useful idiots.

Photo Credit: Perchance AIBy Ted NoelUnless an individual is a citizen of the United States — to be distinguished from being a citizen of one of the individual states — the right to vote is a privilege that does not belong to him.

Photo Credit: Henry Treffry DunnBy Christopher ChantrillReality is that “women expect to be protected.” And when they are not protected, they “complain.”

Photo Credit:ballot box vs violence illustration ChatGPT ai-generated illustrationBy Brian C. JoondephWhen political opponents become existential threats, violence can begin to look like virtue.

Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Andrea WidburgWhen everyone is intoxicated, why does the law treat only one sex as lacking agency?

Photo Credit:Image via Pxfuel. PxfuelBy Stephen BaskervilleA psychopath she may be, but she is also a leader a rebellion — exactly as her hordes of followers are telling us.

Photo Credit: AI by Luis GonzalezBy Luis GonzalezThe people who gave us $6 per gallon diesel now want to be elected because diesel is punishingly expensive.

Photo Credit: PicrylBy Jeffrey FolksTo see how far Iran has fallen, it is worth examining the poetry of one of ancient Persia’s most enduring figures.