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By: Brittany Bernstein – nationalreview.com – October 28, 2025 Gates is calling for a ‘strategic pivot’ toward focusing on disease and poverty and away from trying to stop rising temperatures. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates now says climate change “will not lead to humanity’s demise,” despite having spent years fearmongering over rising global temperatures. Gates authored a surprising blog post on…

A monthslong House investigation has concluded that President Biden “was losing command of himself” while in office and was not personally involved in many of the pardons, commutations and o…

The government shutdown gets uglier at the end of this week.

By: Walter Russell Mead – wsj.com – October 27, 2025 After meeting leaders in Japan and South Korea, the president has a summit with Xi. The steady buildup of Chinese military power in the South China Sea and around the Taiwan Strait allows Beijing to step up military pressure on American allies. Chinese cyberespionage and hacking capabilities allow it to…

In the late 1850s, “Bleeding Kansas” was the term used to describe the escalating cycle of violence, when surrogates for the Union and soon-to-be Confederacy fought each other over whether Kansas…

By: Kristi Noem – wsj.com – October 26, 2025 Antifa terrorists, gang members and rioters are endangering federal officers in American cities. Charlie’s assassination forced Americans to confront a dark truth: Leftist extremists are waging war on the rule of law, liberty and our way of life. Terrorists, gang members and rioters routinely attack federal law-enforcement officers working to reimpose…

By: Rich Lowry – nationalreview.com – October 2025 His changes will be difficult to reverse. It’s axiomatic in Washington, D.C., that changes that are undertaken by administrative action alone are easy to reverse. There’s no doubt that if a Democratic president wins next time, he or she will undo much of what Trump has done through executive action, but will he…

A straightforward analysis of the Democrat shutdown and its implications for the government. Source: The Democrat Shutdown for Dummies

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – October 23, 2025 Critics of White House renovations also hated Jefferson’s colonnades and Truman’s balcony. But adding a ballroom to the White House isn’t destroying it, much less democracy, and controversy over such renovations is almost as old as the republic. The nonprofit White House Historical Association has an enlightening essay on the…

By: James Lynch – nationalreview.com – October 24, 2025 Sanger’s crusade has attracted some powerful allies. Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger has known for years that the website he helped create — the single largest repository of human knowledge ever assembled — was going off the rails. But it wasn’t until he read the entry for Yahweh, the Old Testament name…

Late last month, the Department of Justice’s Religious Liberty Commission heard testimony from experts and teachers about the importance of overlapping religion and education. Among those voices was Dr. Hutz Hertzberg, the chief education officer of Turning Point USA’s education arm. Hertzberg argued that the public education system could not be trusted to train children in truth and morals. He…