The Supreme Court this week will hear arguments in the most consequential abortion case since Roe v. Wade, presenting an opportunity to correct one of the greatest acts of judicial arrogance in history.
These new measures by the Biden administration, allegedly designed to protect Americans from the spread of the emerging COVID-19 omicron variant, are little more than political theater.
The same questions are on everyone’s mind right now. How afraid should I be about the new COVID-19 variant? Will I be locked down again? Will I catch the virus despite being vaccinated?
Americans don’t hate Joe Biden; they just think he’s incompetent. With omicron, the highly contagious new COVID mutation barreling down on us, that’s not reassuring.
The Democrats like to present themselves as the party of science, but two recent announcements show just how ignorant they are about how science moves from the lab into our medicine cabinet.
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Dec. 1 in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which is about a Mississippi law that prohibits abortion after 15 weeks.
AJC's newest annual report on anti-Semitism revealed that, in the last 12 months, 24% of American Jews were targeted by anti-Semitism and 41% of U.S. adults have witnessed an anti-Semitic incident.
How bad is it? Under Biden’s watch, apprehensions of illegal migrants soared to their highest ever, topping 1,659,206 for fiscal year 2021, breaking the previous record set in 2000.
On Nov. 25, 2001, I was an infant when a group of Marines came to my family’s house to inform us that my father, Johnny “Mike” Spann, wasn’t coming home. He had been killed in Afghanistan.
U.S. costs and losses in a war with nuclear Russia would be catastrophic. Such a war is unwinnable, and it is not worth sacrificing American lives to wage.
Approximately 808,000 “non-citizens” may vote in future New York City elections, if the City Council welcomes them to do so, as early as December. This is a rotten idea.
The director of Ukraine’s defense agency anticipates Russian forces near the Russia-Ukraine border will attack by the end of January or early February 2022, according to the Military Times.
The month began with Democratic election setbacks, and concludes with renewed concern about inflation and higher costs of well, everything, from gasoline to home heating to Thanksgiving meals.
My family fled communism from the former Yugoslavia. They came to America because this nation could provide them and their descendants with boundless opportunities and freedoms.