Vice President Kamala Harris tries to connect with graduating Sailors and Marines at the U.S. Naval Academy with her pet issues — inclusivity and green energy.
The cultural and political consequences of a shocking demographic shift on the future of the American Heartland.
Bill Whittle and Zo Rachel endure ambush journalism from Stephen Green in another legendary episode of Lighting Round.
What can you do when your own government can see inside your heart?
The launch tempo increases even as Musk test launches Starship prototypes eventually aimed toward creating an inhabited city on Mars. And this space boom shows no signs of crashing.
The environmentalist’s electric vehicle Utopian future is entirely reliant on the one thing environmentalists refuse to accept — wide-spread nuclear power generation.
When many people who now hold high-paying jobs find themselves replaced by A.I., how will we cope?
Northwestern University journalist complains that White students fail to make way for him and his Black friends when using the sidewalk. I
Bill Whittle sees in this current conflict in Israel a battle between ancient tribal barbarism and a more humane 21st century way of life.
Walter Russell Mead in The Wall Street Journal says the way to beat China is indirectly — by promoting the ambitions of other Asian nations.
The cost of manufacturing wind turbines, solar panels and batteries with American union labor would drive up the costs of power, and delay implementation of environmentalists’ Utopian dreams.
The Trump administration’s progress toward peace in the Middle East — via the Abraham Accords and taking a firm position toward Iran — seems largely squandered as rocks and rockets fly again between the Palestinians and Israel.