In 1867, the United States purchased Alaska from the Russian Empire for $7.2 million. The deal was widely ridiculed. Critics ...

So thundered Karl Marx in reference to his two sons-in-law, both of whom the miserable Marx considered useless morons, as he did most people he met. The two sons would ultimately sign suicide pacts ...

Over the past day, the Daily Wire and the Blaze published twin interviews showing two pastors at Texas Senate candidate James ...

Time has moved on. But once upon a time it was January 1969. Richard Nixon had been sworn in as America’s 37th President.

A typical Sunday morning. Dreadful pain from intestinal issues. For most of my life, I could address this nightmare with stomach meds, especially paregoric. Today, thanks to the draconian “War on ...

Nowadays, young men are treated as either victims of intense sociological anxiety or the objects of thinly veiled ideological ...

This month marks five years since the special election to recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom. The outgoing governor recently ...

Data centers are more under fire than clay pigeons at a trap and skeet range. On June 3, the voters of Monterey Park, ...

The Houthis attempted to strike Mecca, which Saudi Arabia called a “red line,” as the Kingdom’s air defense downed a Houthi ...

It takes a village,” I was assured even before my daughter was born.  A village to provide for a child. A village to help ...

An assault on the First Amendment occurred this past week. What journalists touted, and what they ignored, as the ...

Berlin’s €2.5 billion relief package may lower prices at the pump, but Europe’s growing dependence on foreign energy ...