This month, the U.S. military officially vacated Bagram Airbase – our most strategic counterterrorism asset in the region and one of our main buffers against the threats of the People’s Republic of China, Russia, and Iran. And according to the latest assessment from the Department of Defense (DOD), the retrograde – or the withdrawal of…
Speculation over internal conditions in conflicts and the stability of its regime is even more rampant than usual. Reports of food shortages, a infectious-disease outbreak and political volatility have fanned much of the speculation. Kim Jong Un’s recent extended absence from public view simply fueled the fire, triggering renewed rumors of health problems. Still, it never…
Critical race theory continues to permeate our classrooms and infect our children’s minds with outrageous ideas about their nation’s history. But a growing number of Americans are standing up to fight back against its false tenets and demand its removal from education” target=”_blank”>K-12 education< throughout the nation. The group’s Candidate Pledgea> has garnered national attention…
There are an awful lot of issues in the news right now. A lot of them are pretty depressing. So on this Friday, we thought we’d start with something pretty amusing. Back in 2015, our government’s so-called intelligence community, which is not intelligent or a community, announced that it was embarking on a new…
Numbers matter. Illegal immigration into the U.S.—particularly across the Texas border—is at levels we haven’t seen for two decades. But the heartbreaking video that emerged earlier this month of human smugglers abandoning a 5-year-old child at the border sums up the crisis better than any statistic can. As the child screams for help, one of…
Liberal politicians and commentators took special joy in celebrating July 4th by denouncing America. The Statue of Liberty was not a symbol of freedom but a symbol of hypocrisy. The flag was polarizing. The national-anthem-protests” target=”_blank”>national anthem< is now proof the United States is bigoted, no matter that we live in one of the most…
The height of American glamour, style and entertaining at the executive was during the 1980s, where for eight years the Reagans played host to countless ceremonies, state dinners, parties, and cultural and social events. The iconic Reagan style mixed Washington, D.C., politicos with Hollywood royalty under the exquisite eye of first lady Nancy Reagan, whose centennial we…
It’s not often that a Democrat channels Ronald Reagan, but joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Joe Biden< grew at this rate was in 1984 and Ronald Reagan was telling us ‘It’s morning in America.’ Well, it’s getting close to afternoon here, the sun is coming out.” Biden being Biden, he probably didn’t understand that “afternoon in America” sounds…
The past year has been one many of us wish to put behind us – particularly in education. Colleges across the nation saw an alarming increase of mental-health” target=”_blank”>mental health<, they came out stronger. DR. KENT INGLE: SAFETY IN A PANDEMIC – HERE ARE 6 THINGS PARENTS OF COLEGE-BOUND KIDS NEED TO CONSIDER While colleges…
In some ways, it is appropriate that former Secretary of Defense Don Rumsfeld would pass away the week of the Fourth of July. His entire life had been devoted to patriotism and serving the United States of America. Rumsfeld understood that the core of education is romantic. It is the love of country and love…