AMERICANTHINKER - Why I Still Believe In America
American Thinker By Allan J. Feifer Despite its current troubles and the rise of the DSA, history shows that Americans are consistently able to maintain stability while creating positive change.
AMERICANTHINKER - Don't Waste America's Best Chance to End the Opioid Crisis
RawPixel.com By Julio Rivera The opioid settlements represent one of the largest public health investments in American history. They should become one of the greatest accountability success stories as well.
AMERICANTHINKER - Hubris Sinks Canada
Image: Mark Carney. Credit: Policy Exchange via Flickr , CC BY 2.0 . Policy Exchange By J.B. Shurk Welfare queen Canada can’t survive without handouts.
AMERICANTHINKER - Germany's Debt Crisis Crescendos
Perchance AI By Thomas Kolbe As Germany's public debt expands, the dynamics of its sovereign bond market are beginning to change.
AMERICANTHINKER - Money can’t buy reading
By Silvio Canto, Jr. Money can’t buy me love, and apparently not an education either (at least when Democrats run the show).
AMERICANTHINKER - Happy birthday America, a special thanks to our National Guard
By Ed Timperlake America 250 went off without incident, because patriotic men and women in uniform put their lives on the line and kept a watchful eye in the nation’s capital.
AMERICANTHINKER - America’s covenant with the Jewish people
By Joseph Puder America’s relationship with Israel and the Jews goes deeper, and farther back, than even our nations’ respective foundings.
AMERICANTHINKER - Nolan's Odyssey -- Heading for a shipwreck?
By W.R. Wordsworth As heirs to the Western tradition -- and, quite simply, as moviegoers -- we deserve so much better than this.
AMERICANTHINKER - A spoonful of sugar helps the poison go down
By DC Larson Francesca Hong explains her deceitful strategy to slip evil past Badger State voters.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Katie Pavlich) - Caitlin Clark WNBA letter could lead to DOJ investigation, congressman says
Rep. Alford says he doesn't know if the treatment of Caitlin Clark stems from "professional jealousy" or something else.