AMERICANTHINKER - On Memorial Day, Minneapolis honors--George Floyd?!
Minneapolis has a deranged and destructive way to observe Memorial Day.
AMERICANTHINKER - The WNBA doesn't market--Caitlin Clark?!
Why would the WNBA refuse to market its most revenue-producing talent?
AMERICANTHINKER - Peggy Flanagan wants to prosecute you
Minnesota needs to be avenged because...well...just because.
AMERICANTHINKER - If Hemingway wrote for the Congressional Budget Office
Maybe then people would bother reading these reports, and see what we’re in for.
AMERICANTHINKER - Remember the Maine weirdo
Graham Platner seems to be in a league of his own—and that’s saying something.
AMERICANTHINKER - From anti-woke to pro-women’s museum
America does not need more institutions encouraging citizens to view themselves through immutable characteristics.
REDSTATE (Brad Essex) - THE ESSEX FILES: Realism Over Rhetoric - Why Marco Rubio’s India Trip Matters for US Jobs and Security
AMERICANTHINKER - Death In Alto Lario
Photo Credit:William Merritt Chase, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public Domain As much as human life is torn between good and evil, between beauty and ugliness, we must, as a condition of life, learn to distinguish one from the other.
| Channel | t.me/News_Wire |
| Source | https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/05/death_in_alto_lario.html |
| Keywords | ethicsmoralityphilosophylifegood-and-evilhuman-naturebeautyuglinessvaluesusamerica |
AMERICANTHINKER - As Antisemitism Rages, Jewish Organizations Have Sidelined Themselves
American Thinker They did so by embracing partisan politics, rather than focusing on their core mission—protecting Jews around the world, including America and Israel.
AMERICANTHINKER - From Tying Shoes to Artificial Intelligence
PxHere Critical thinking is not merely a buzzword. It is an essential tool that children must learn at an early age. In the digital age, far too much is being done by machines.