Pollster says it’s the lowest in 70 years. Joe Biden is making history, but it’s likely not the kind any president would want. Gallup, one of the nation’s oldest and most reliable pollsters, has weighed and measured the Biden presidency and found it wanting. This means it will be challenging to turn Biden’s approval numbers…
In the aftermath of the 2020 election and the unceremonious demise of former VP Mike Pence’s political capital, it would have been a brave contender who hoped to become Donald Trump’s future running mate. But with the polls currently favoring the 45th president to become the 47th, a slot on that ticket just became the…
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It’s an old idea that never grabbed traction, but in lieu of mounting student debt, falling enrollments, and increased dropout rates, the three-year college degree is gaining a lot of attention. Secular institutions have finally realized that packing a course of study with electives doesn’t keep students interested in individual fields of choice, and some…
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Stephen Colbert, host of The Late Show, has decided to take it on the road for the first time – and the media is all abuzz. The big deal isn’t that the comedian will be leaving the comforts of his studio; it’s that he’ll be performing live in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention this…
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Food prices, disease, and globalist control on the rise in tandem. Headlines proclaiming that bird flu in cows has impacted the milk supply – and that cows are then spreading the disease to laying hens – are a disturbing contribution to the cacophony of looming doomsday threats to humanity. Americans already spooked by the government…
Russia placed atomic weapons in Belarus and on NATO’s Eastern border, so why not reciprocate? Poland is ready for nukes. As a NATO country with many unfriendly neighbors, having a nuclear umbrella close at hand is clearly appealing. However, when it comes to nuclear arms, just having them available on your real estate is a…
It’s no secret that America is a deeply troubled nation. Runaway crime, inflation, soaring obesity rates, poor health outcomes, the breakdown of social comity… the list is as well-known as it is interminable. Perhaps the most significant class divide in the next few years will be between those rich enough to walk away from the…
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Not all surveys are created equal. There is an inherent problem with polling – and that goes double for surveys that could potentially benefit a presidential campaign. A casual observer of the news might think the 2024 polling data resembles the final match at Wimbledon, with leads switching at an almost uncountable pace. But therein…
The president faces his own Charlottesville. As the left protects democracy by trying to imprison and bankrupt the leading candidate for president, the same logic in a world turned upside-down has driven increasingly menacing anti-Jewish campus protests across the land. Hundreds have been arrested from among the mobs aligning with an openly terrorist organization that…
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ByteDance may have bit off more than it can chew. Legislation with many moving parts was signed into law yesterday, April 24, and one of those parts is the Chinese-owned TikTok, which will be banned from the United States unless the entity is sold to an American company. The new law forces ByteDance, owner of…
President Joe Biden has a dream. Win the state of Florida on the only issue his administration can tout: abortion rights. But he’s not heading into murky, purplish territory. The Sunshine State is lopsided in favor of the GOP by nearly one million registered voters, and the state’s legislative body plans to implement a six-week…
Riots at Columbia and other Ivy League schools reveal the bigotry of progressives. For years, the political left has tried to associate anti-Semitism with the right. As it turns out – and it shouldn’t really come as a surprise – the bastions of progressive thought in the United States are also hotbeds of anti-Semitism. New…
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