Category: Opinion
Jason Arday: The Man Who Knew What Liberal Institutions Wanted to Believe
The trick only works if the mark wants to believe. Jason Arday gave liberal institutions exactly the story they wanted.…
Ego Over Science: How Fauci’s Handling of Scrutiny Undermined Public Health
Anthony Fauci, the nation’s leading infectious disease expert during the pandemic crisis, faced unprecedented global attention as public health systems…
The Last Lawman: A Memoir That Captures Real Courage in an Age of Bureaucracy
Armed suspects, brutal streets, and no guaranteed rescue make Nils Grevillius’ memoir “The Last Lawman” more gripping than the average…
The 900,000 Voter Wave: Why Republicans’ Focus on Illegal Voting Is Missing the Bigger Picture
Citizenship verification may block illegal votes, but it leaves untouched the legal immigration system adding hundreds of thousands of new…
Hidden Dangers: Online Abortion Drug Sellers Leave Women Exposed to Medical Emergencies and Abuse
Online drug providers ship powerful medications with minimal screening, leaving women vulnerable to medical emergencies, coercion, and abuse behind closed…
Fauci’s Shaky Autopen Pardon and Fifth Amendment Claims May Spare Him from Senate Contempt
Americans who watched Anthony Fauci invoke the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times before the Senate are understandably frustrated. They…
Voters Won’t Accept “Economic Illiteracy” Lectures—The Affordability Crisis Is Real and Growing
Voters elected Donald Trump to bring prices down, not to lecture Americans about why groceries, gas, and housing are actually…
The Two Americas of the Pandemic: A History Written by Our Children
Six years after the pandemic began, America remains unable to agree on what happened, who failed, or what accountability requires.…
Ryu’s Birthday Is Still a Year Away: A Mother’s Plea for Time After FDA Blocks Elevidys Access
Ryu lost access to Elevidys after he began using a wheelchair. One year later, his breathing is weaker and our…