Immigration
May 11: Deluge day for illegal immigration
Too little is said of the moral component of immigration and border security. More precisely, while there is plenty of humanitarian hand-wringing by people who want all…
May 9, 2023
Magazine - Features
Mike Pence on Trump, Jan. 6, and American leadership
One week after giving testimony before a federal grand jury that is investigating former President Donald Trump’s effort to subvert the 2020 election, former Vice President Mike…
Magazine - Features
Jim Justice’s unconventional Senate quest gives GOP a boost
As campaign launches go, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s was conventional until it became unconventional. Cathy Justice kicked off her husband’s Senate run announcement by introducing Sen.…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Aging in place: Biden’s senior status hovers over president’s final campaign
President Joe Biden has already made history as the oldest commander in chief the United States has ever had. If Biden, 80, wages a successful bid to…
Magazine - Features
The liberalism that swallowed Minnesota
— Minnesota is known for its lakes and beautiful, frozen winters. But now it’s dealing with another kind of slippery slope — and this one is harder…
Magazine - Your Land
SpaceX vs. the birds: Environmental activists sue FAA over Texas rocket launch
If you want to know why America can’t do great things anymore, just look to the federal court in Texas where environmentalist activists have filed a lawsuit…
Beltway Confidential
Dozens of school districts embrace ‘equitable grading,’ setting up students for failure
Opinion Dozens of school districts embrace ‘equitable grading,’ setting up students for failure By Kaylee McGhee White, Restoring America Editor May 05, 2023 09:15 AM Twitter LinkedIn…
Business
‘Unflinching’ Fed panel report reveals causes of Silicon Valley Bank’s downfall
Silicon Valley Bank‘s recent failure, which unleashed a banking crisis and sent shockwaves through the economy, was ultimately caused by poor management and weak federal oversight, according…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Assessing Mary Harrington’s ‘reactionary feminism’
Mary Harrington, the author of Feminism Against Progress, calls herself a feminist. But the progress she is against isn’t just any change. It’s change that calls itself…
Healthcare
The new surgeon general’s warning: Loneliness is harming America
When the surgeon general of the United States talks about what we all need more of, you might expect him to mention vegetables or exercise. But Vivek…