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Archives: November 2021 – Opinion
15 years ago November 2006 “Is radical Islamic terrorism today as great a threat to the West as Nazism and then Communism were in their […]
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Brickbat: Say What?
An Alberta judge has sentenced two Calgary-based street preachers and a cafe owner to “preach science” after the three were convicted of contempt of court […]
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Abbott’s Vaccine Order Is Just as Oppressive as Biden’s – Opinion
As recently as late August, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, said private businesses in his state were free to require that their employees be […]
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A Man Overdosed on Drugs. The Dealer Was Convicted of Murder and Faces Life in Prison. – Opinion
In the summer of 2019, a Georgia man overdosed and died. Over two years later, a different man has been convicted of felony murder and […]
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Poll: More Than Half Of San Fran Area Residents Say They Are Moving Out For Good
By Bethany Blankley (The Center Square) More than half of the residents living in the San Francisco Bay Area say they are considering moving out […]
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Biden’s ‘Climate-Resilient Economy’ Roadmap Is Largely Superfluous – Opinion
The Biden administration believes that private companies and markets are not effectively pricing into their calculations the effects of man-made climate change on housing, stocks […]
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The U.S. Invasion Left a Saddam on Every Corner – Opinion
The comedian and political satirist Ahmed Albasheer is the most popular media figure in Iraq—half of the country regularly tunes into his show. An outspoken […]
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Social Media Isn’t To Blame for the Deadly Stabbing of a British Member of Parliament – Opinion
British member of Parliament David Amess was stabbed to death Friday, allegedly by a 25-year-old British citizen of Somalian background who might have become radicalized […]
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Dems Try To Pass Off $10,000 IRS Reporting Threshold as Merely Going After the 1 Percent – Opinion
As telegraphed last week, Democrats on Capitol Hill, facing loud criticism, have today upped the proposed new IRS reporting threshold on bank accounts from $600 […]
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Illinois’ Gerrymandered Congressional Map Is a Window Into America’s Political Dysfunction – Opinion
The proposed plan for redrawing Illinois’ congressional districts is a total mess. State lawmakers were tasked with the once-per-decade redistricting, and the Democrats who control […]