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Thank you to Peter Barry Chowka at American Thinker for bringing this interview to my attention — the video is below, and it’s Hanson’s close that was the highlight for me: INGRAHAM: Victor, we…
Bruce Thornton calls reparations and the weaponization of slavery a vile political stunt: The Democrats who have announced their candidacy for the presidential primary have all declared their support for paying reparations to the…
Too bad our education systems fail to teach history — here, Charles C. Camosy says the Notre Dame fire is a metaphor for the Western Church: Notre Dame is, in many ways, much closer…
If you live in Illinois and are not reading what Wirepoints is saying about failing Illinois, you need to start — here is Mark Glennon writing about what way too few Illinoisans will ever…
By Austin Berg: The state’s punishing tax climate and ominous mountain of debt have repelled new jobs and investment. People follow.
By Robert Moffit: Waiting in line for medical care is no prescription for a longer life.
By Joy Pullmann: Research suggests that simply asking questions about specific negative behaviors increases those behaviors. Yet this practice is growing nationwide in public schools.
By Jonathan S. Tobin: In a party that is tilting hard to the left, moderation in the 2020 race is now a function of personality, not policy stances, which must inevitably cater to radicals.
By Joshua Foxworth: We cannot fix health care services for Americans until that system serves only Americans. And Americans shouldn’t pay higher rates for drugs than other nations.
By Peter Barry Chowka: In an exclusive report on the The Ingraham Angle last evening (Fox News 10 P.M. E.T.), U.S. attorney Zachary Terwilliger broke major news about the DOJ’s brand new report on…
By Cecilia Reyes and Angie Leventis Lourgos: New census data show the Chicago area lost population for the fourth consecutive year, continuing a statewide trend of decline that could threaten future federal funding, economic…
By Cole Lauterbach: U.S. Census data released Thursday showed the population in every one of the state’s metropolitan areas declined in the past year for the first time.
