John Hawkins I feel sorry for Millennials. We are leaving them an almost insurmountable debt, an American Dream that seems tarnished, and chances are, they’re not going to have it as good as their parents. However, we’ve done something even worse to these kids. We’ve left far too much of their education in life to […] Continue reading → 
Peter Wehner According to the Washington Post Secretary of State John F. Kerry said Thursday that he has seen “raw data” indicating that the Syrian government
has used chlorine gas as a chemical weapon in a “number of instances” in recent months. “There will be consequences” if evidence of new chemical use is confirmed, Kerry said, […] Continue reading → 
If U.S. News & World Report had a category for “Most Overly Sensitive Institution of Higher Learning,” Dartmouth College would win in a landslide. The Ivy League school’s Greek community decided to cancel an upcoming fiesta-themed, charity fundraiser after a student complained that the event was culturally and racially offensive. “As a Mexican-born, United States-raised, […] Continue reading → 
“The only defensive posture I had left was to lie prostrate on the ground, and wait to die” A survivor of the shooting on the Fort Hood military base in Texas has penned an emotional letter that describes how he warned for five years that keeping the base as a ‘gun free zone’ would end […] Continue reading → 
Ben Marquis, We recently conducted an admittedly unscientific poll asking if South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy should be the next speaker of the House. The results thus far have been overwhelmingly favorable, with 98% of respondents saying yes, Trey Gowdy should replace John Boehner as Speaker of the House. One can only ascribe his popularity […] Continue reading → 
While the temporary, partial government shutdown has riveted our nation, Christians are being martyred all over the world. The limited space of this column does not permit me to enumerate the long list of martyred Christians and the locations where Christians continue to be killed in cold blood. But needless to say, the violence stretches […] Continue reading → 
by Arlen Williams Some of the best pronuncements of a person’s soul are brief and in her own words. Here they are, with just two snippets pull-quoted below. Three minutes of reality about the Obamunists’ proposed ambassador of Antiamerica to the United Nations, Samantha Power: Video from “America and the Age of Genocide,” […] Continue reading →
By Arlen Williams Gulag Bound Pull back the curtains. Let us lean our heads out of the window. See the rustling. Catch the noise. Quite a confusion and cacophony surround America’s Internet spying scandal. In this crisis, many Americans, whether thinking themselves conservative, moderate, or liberal, have become very distracted, turning away from the throbbing […] Continue reading →