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Photo Credit: American Thinker AIBy Allan J. FeiferThe parties used to drive politics. Today, though, malevolent “influencers” like Hasan Piker drive the parties.

Photo Credit:Image via Pxhere. PxhereBy J.B. ShurkThe Fourth Estate is constitutionally illiterate.

Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Andre BilleaudeauxIt is time to get real and release Two Guns White Calf and the Redskins name. He deserves it. His tribe deserves it. And America needs more—not less—Redskin-inspired warriors.

Photo Credit:Joseph Nickolls, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public DomainBy Lars MøllerThe sadly predictable collapse of a high-trust society in Britain.

Photo Credit: Perchance AIBy John F. Di LeoOur federal government is now so powerful that it can bankrupt or shut down a commodity, an industry, or a class of restaurant with a single decree.

Photo Credit: American Thinker AIBy Sheldon BartWe need to start teaching students to recognize totalitarianism so they can resist it.

Photo Credit: ConiferousForest19By Christopher ChantrillOur liberal friends are cranking up to blame “critics” for the death of black Cambridge professor Jason Arday.

Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Janet LevyThere is only so much capacity in space for objects; a cleanup is critical and overdue.

Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Susan QuinnMuslims and native-born Americans have fascinating and different explanations for the Muslim dislike of the U.S.

Photo Credit: National ArchivesBy Scott S. PowellIn matters of war and peace, it is vital to think and act in the context of time, place, and history. The U.S. conduct of war with Iran must be thought of this way.

Photo Credit: Public DomainBy John GreenTexas defends a helpless infant in convoluted surrogacy case. 

Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy James Zumwalt“Danger, Will Robinson!”

Photo Credit:Acknowledging everything, solving nothing illustration ChatGPT ai-generated illustrationBy Brian C. JoondephFrom land to slavery, the ritual keeps growing.

Photo Credit: American Thinker AIBy Arthur SchaperWhile conservatives generally support the police, an honest prosecutor will act against police officers who violate the public trust.

Photo Credit: PickPikBy Monty DonohewWe’re going to see some unfortunate changes to our money system. The question is only how overt the repression will be.

Photo Credit: PickPikBy J.B. ShurkFreedom of association is under attack.

Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Janet LevyWe are in uncharted Big Brother territory.

Photo Credit: National ArchivesBy Joseph Ford CottoIn this pivotal midterm year, Trump’s record of action demonstrates why voters who value national security should turn out in November. 

Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPTBy M. WalterFree speech absolutism is the solution, because people like Hasan Piker will hang themselves if we just give them the rope to do so.

Photo Credit: American Thinker AIBy Allan J. FeiferMass immigration can only work if immigrants are introduced to a common American culture and expected to assimilate.

Photo Credit:Albert Bierstadt, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public DomainBy Lars MøllerWherever Democrat majorities have held power for long enough, an inexorable process of decivilization sets in, involving the collapse of civic order and dystopian, slum-like conditions profoundly unworthy of America as “the land of the free.”

Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy James ZumwaltAnyone still clinging to the mythical belief slavery is an evil of the white man in which only minorities suffered, must be dispossessed of that illusion.

Photo Credit: Vince Coyner AIBy Vince CoynerTotalitarianism stifles all initiative. In a free country, every person has the opportunity to build a better mousetrap.

Photo Credit: Clarice FBy Clarice FeldmanIn summertime D.C., things are moving slowly, though not slowly enough for those leftist judges who are getting overruled in cases of extreme importance to their political supporters.

Photo Credit: American Thinker AIBy Milli SandsBoth Islamic and Marxist nations have “laws” and “rights,” but both are meaningless, as they are always subordinate to the all-controlling ideologies.