Gil Troy, a professor at McGill University in Montreal, has a piece in Politico drawing some fairly blunt parallels between Zachary Taylor and Donald Trump.

The Democrats who have condemned this idea are, of course, ridiculous, for in trying to trade votes for cash, Trump is merely adopting their approach without the middlemen or the euphemisms. But that ...

Twenty-Five Years After 9/11: The Terror Is Past, Yet We’re Losing the War Audio By Carbonatix On a perfectly clear morning 25 years ago, America changed forever ...

Some clarity, however, is inscribed in the three memorials and is read every year as we remember each individual victim: There were ten unborn children murdered that morning by terrorists. Most of ...

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The most obvious part of Mao’s legacy is written in blood and suffering. The political campaigns, executions, persecution of “class enemies,” the Anti-Rightist Movement, the Great Leap Forward, famine ...

L ooking out at 3,000 Utahns, Charlie Kirk was shot and killed a year ago today.

We used to say that September 11 changed everything. And so it did — although, as we discussed on Charlie Cooke’s podcast, the world hasn’t stopped changing since then. But it didn’t just change ...

Trying to figure out how seriously to take the warnings from recently resigned AI researcher Jacob Coxon; wondering whether the experience of the Y2K bug offers ...

While they continue to insist on their gloomy prognostications, the times are passing them by.

Time cannot heal, in this case.

Recalling one of the best reactions to Charlie Kirk’s murder.