By: Andy Kessler – wsj.com – November 9, 2025 Socialists regard disorder as a means to an end: government control. Anarchists detonated a bomb in 1920 at J.P. Morgan & Co.’s headquarters at 23 Wall St., killing 38 and wounding more than 100. Scars from that bombing are still visible today. So are anarchists. As the little girl said in...

“We’re not going to lose our cities over this. This will go further. We’re starting very strongly with D.C., and we’re going to clean it up real quick.” — President Donald Trump, August 11…

Anti-ICE riots in Chicago escalate as rioters are found carrying guns and explosives.

By: Noah Rothman – nationalreview.com – September 4, 2025 A metaphor no more. We are going to wage combat against drug cartels that are flooding American streets and killing Americans,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday night. America’s “war on drugs,” he revealed, was a metaphor no more. Indeed, open hostilities had already begun. Earlier that evening, the firepower U.S. Southern...

President Trump addresses America’s hidden war with new policies targeting overdose deaths and murders that killed nearly 100,000 people in the United States.

Monday on the RealClearPolitics radio show, Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon discuss the debate over President Trump’s federal takeover of the police in Washington and opposition from Democrats to taking it nationwide, the takeaways from the first day of the DNC’s summer meeting, and President Trump’s latest threat against the “fake news media.

Trump patrols DC tonight with police and military amidst political tensions.

Washington is ‘perfectly safe’ — if one looks at only half the city.

Exploring Robby Starbuck’s views on children’s issues in modern culture. But I’m skeptical about his new movie, “The War on Children.”

Most Americans think of the Civil War as an unambiguous conflict between the North and the South over slavery, and that is generally accurate. It was an insurrection against the federal government committed by 11 states whose Democrat governors and legislators feared that the recently elected Republican president, Abraham Lincoln, would deprive them of their non-citizen labor force.