Month: November 2023

Illinois Democrat Dick Durbin has reached the age and tenure at which he might fancy himself a Lion of the Senate, but what a joke [more…]

Henry Kissinger died Wednesday at 100. These are excerpts from his contributions to the Journal editorial pages over the years “Vietnam: View of a New [more…]

Peggy Noonan is an opinion columnist at the Wall Street Journal where her column, “Declarations,” has run since 2000. She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize [more…]

The city came close to an electric grid shutdown last winter. Source link

Green-energy proponents like to claim that the “transition” will be cost-free, and woe to anyone who dares to disagree. That’s why the heat is on [more…]

College students haven’t always been persuaded by Osama bin Laden’s prose. Yet when his 2002 “Letter to America” went viral among young Americans earlier this [more…]

One casualty of the pandemic has been my daughter’s church attendance. We had a good routine in place before the lockdown. Now she won’t go [more…]

Retiring Democrats are putting competitive districts in play. Source link