Category: Opinions

Congressional reform begins with stopping Congress from spending us into oblivion—and that begins with a balanced budget amendment to the … Read More

The United States is the least protectionist country in the world but has the largest trade deficit, while other countries … Read More

While President Trump’s White House staff is allegedly engaged in a debilitating internecine war between those who wish to pursue … Read More

The average American has little knowledge of the extent to which our institutions of higher learning have been infected with … Read More

The most headline-grabbing observance of Women’s History Month last month may have been “A Day Without a Woman.” On March … Read More

The ousting of Steve Bannon from the National Security Council (NSC) staff is part of a reorganization initiated by President … Read More

One could almost sense an audible rumbling sound as the roll was called in the Senate at about half past … Read More

It seems like every day we hear the siren calls of a coming end of jobs. A new report out … Read More

The barrage of urgencies—inhumanity, chemical weapons, Syrian civil war, North Korean missiles, Russian warships, truck bombings, ISIS—has streamed his focus … Read More

When Neal Gorsuch is sworn in as the 113th Justice of the United States Supreme Court, he will become part … Read More

The major problem that President Trump faces in foreign policy and national defense is not Russia, the Red Chinese or … Read More

At close to 40 percent when including state rates, the U.S. corporate tax rate is one of the highest in … Read More

In an age of continuous economic disruption and social fragmentation, what can possibly hold society together? Many are quick to … Read More

One hundred years ago today, April 6, 1917, the United States entered World War I. The Great War’s centennial is … Read More

North Korea will be the top agenda item for President Donald Trump when he meets Friday with Chinese President Xi … Read More

Will a false flag chemical attack in Syria’s Idlib province be the trigger that causes World War 3 to erupt … Read More

Our friend, Fred Fleitz, a former CIA analyst and House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staffer, who has actually handled … Read More

The battle over the next Supreme Court Justice has only begun with threats to delay the process and attempts to … Read More

As modern Supreme Court nomination hearings go, Judge Neil Gorsuch’s were surprisingly uneventful. One of his judicial decisions that drew … Read More

Tuesday was Equal Pay Day, a day set aside to perpetuate the myth of the “gender pay gap,” which claims … Read More

Yair Lapid is the current favorite to become prime minister the next time the Israeli people go to the polls … Read More