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Andy Schlafly, Editor’s Note: This column was co-authored by John Schlafly The mainstream media have had a field day reporting on President Trump’s alleged use of coarse language in a closed-door meeting at the White House last week. According to one tally, CNN repeated the offensive word 195 times in a single day last week, including
Republican and Democratic lawmakers forged a $1.07 trillion spending package that would fund the government through the end of September, but does not include some of President Trump’s cornerstone promises including funding for a border wall or funding cuts to sanctuary cities. The proposed legislation has no funding for Trump’s oft-promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico
Martin Crutsinger, Global finance leaders on Saturday dropped a sharp condemnation of trade protectionism and references to climate change from a closing statement that wrapped up the spring meetings of the 189-nation International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. This year’s meetings were dominated by a debate over how to respond to a rising tide
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson ratcheted up criticism Wednesday of the Obama-era nuclear deal with Iran, publicly confirming the Trump administration is conducting a “comprehensive review” and declaring they have “no intention of passing the buck.” In some of his toughest language yet, Tillerson said at a brief press conference that the Iran deal “fails
Will Alexander, It’s time to push Leftist ideas and antics back to the fringes of American political life. These ideas, preached and practiced with righteous tyranny, have not only bullied their way into the public discourse but into our churches, our government, our businesses, our schools, and our lives. Like a toxic gas, the lethal
Nate Church, It’s come to this: Twitter is now employing IBM’s Watson artificial intelligence to help fight the ongoing war against its own users. The AI famous for winning at Jeopardy and replacing insurance claims agents will take on its greatest challenge yet: Twitter trolls. Watson will use its ability to interpret natural language and analyze images
Gjovalin Shkurtaj, Hate runs deep in the Balkans, and latest news from Macedonia offers even more ominous proof. This time around, the country is on the verge of being destabilized over the legitimacy of Albanian ethnic minorities and whether or not they should be able to have their language recognized as second official language in
Daniel Greenfield, This isn’t really new. Obama and his people encouraged violent racist protests using similarly coded language. Lynch is just carrying on the same custom. Her language is careful. Its apparent invocation of the Civil Rights movement gives it cover. But everyone knows exactly what the former Attorney General is talking about. And this