Across the world, politicians are now promising climate policies costing tens of trillions of dollars – money we don’t have and resources that are desperately needed elsewhere.
President Jimmy Carter threatened an Olympic boycott against the Soviet Union in 1980. Once he considered it, he fell deeper into it, even when it was clear that the boycott would fail.
The other night, the president addressed the nation in his first prime time address, on the anniversary of the COVID lockdowns. His speech was at times dismal, at times boastful, but the sum of his remarks was entirely at odds with the mood of the nation.
For so many months the governor lied, blamed and covered up the numbers. He would always use flawed statistics when asked about the nursing home deaths.
President Biden has added yet another tally-mark to his ever-increasing list of executive orders. This time, it was an order declaring his purported recognition of the need to secure our nation’s domestic supply chains.
H.R. 1, the deceptively entitled "For the People Act," has arrived in the U.S. Senate after a party-line vote in the House of Representatives. It is without doubt the most dangerous and irresponsible election bill I have ever seen.
We’re asking families of our fallen military members buried in Arlington National Cemetery to allow us to honor your fallen hero’s legacy this Memorial Day.
In my satchel of Krauthammer memories, my personal favorite may cast some new light on this much-praised man, who made Friday mornings brighter with his weekly column, no matter what the subject on which he wrote.
With Joe Biden in the White House and Democrats controlling both chamber of Congress, it is imperative that the individual states exercise their constitutional authority to provide the necessary checks and balances that a Democrat-led legislative branch will not.
This weekend, as Daylight Saving Time begins millions of Americans will go to sleep knowing that they will wake up tired because we will arbitrarily lose an hour of sleep by “springing forward.”
There are a lot of stories we could talk about, but we couldn’t get our minds off Joe Biden’s COVID speech Thursday night. Did you see it? The one where he seemed so sad about the lockdowns that have crushed businesses, kept kids out of school – "an entire generation," he said – and driven so many to suicide.