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We have three choices in dealing with Big Tech: like it the way it is, break it up, or fix it. Fixing it is the best course.

It would be unfair to accuse all Democrats of being groomers; but, as the saying goes, the flak is heaviest when you’re over the target.

In a classic David vs. Goliath tale, the Amazon workers in Staten Island, New York, beat union-busting billionaire Jeff Bezos to form a union. Here are five things to watch as this battle royale over unionization unfolds.

Battered by rising energy prices, the Biden administration is now talking a good game about increasing supply and reducing prices. And yet it is still acting with, well, a forked tongue—that is, loudly cheering for more energy while still quietly seeking to limit it.

Why did Putin invade Ukraine now? One reason is that he could afford to thanks to money Biden inadvertently helped him accumulate.

Desperate Senate Democrats propose a temporary federal gas tax cut to undo some of the inflationary damage they’ve done. But don’t worry, they don’t really mean it. The tax cut, that is.

So long as people value freedom—including the freedom to be funny and to laugh—P.J. O’Rourke will have a place in the pantheon.

Joe Biden is reviving Barack Obama’s “pen and phone” strategy to bypass Congress and advance the Party of Davos “Great Reset.”

Here are some data points that tell the tale about Joe Biden and his party.

Joe Biden may regard his Chief of Staff Ron Klain as a convenient scapegoat, but the problem isn’t Klain—it’s Biden.

The commander-in-chief is playing for some very high stakes in the geopolitical arena and against some sharp players, notably Russia’s Vladimir Putin. Unfortunately for the U.S., Joe Biden has never had much self-discipline, and even more unfortunately, he’s gotten old. 

The ultra-violence of the 1981 movie “Escape From New York” was a Hollywood production. And yet today, a George Soros-funded prosecutor in New York City wants to bring reel life to real life.

The Democrats’ threat to pack the Supreme Court might not succeed as legislation, but it could work as intimidation as the Court takes up that could overturn Roe v. Wade.

On this Pearl Harbor Day, we remember Bob Dole’s service to the nation in World War Two, as well as the service and the sacrifice of all the members of the Greatest Generation.

The Biden climate agenda is the Green New Deal in disguise. For American greens, it’s climate first. For Chinese leaders, it’s China first.

Joe Biden is following Jimmy Carter’s playbook of restricting production, increasing inflation, and practicing demagoguery.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has just won a big victory—or did she? A dozen years ago, she persuaded House Democrats to vote for a bill that the Democratic Senate was afraid to pass, and that helped lead to the Democratic wipeout in 2010. Could history repeat itself in 2022?

The Biden administration’s climate “deal” with China is no deal at all for Americans. But climate czar John Kerry likes it, and he’s the one who speaks for the real power in the Democratic Party—the green billionaires.

The city of Austin’s refusal to allow a Veterans Day parade should remind us that patriotism must be taught. Our nation will always need valiant soldiers, and paying our debt to the past is our best investment for a secure future.

The passage of Joe Biden’s $550 billion Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework (BIF) is a game-changer, although it might not change the game in the way that Democrats want.

Why does Joe Biden want to give nearly half-a-million dollars to non-citizens? Yes, it’s a nutty plan, but there’s a method and actually a strategy to Biden’s madness.

Here are five quick takeaways from Glenn Youngkin’s victory in Virginia.

The Biden White House’s new gender and transgender crazed “national strategy document” is a knife against normal people and a sword in the hand of Republicans.

Joe Biden has two bad ideas now: boosting inflation and hurting job-creation. And he wants to add a third bad idea: increased welfare dependency.

Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan might be stalled in Congress, but Hunter Biden’s Build Back Bigger (as in bigger bank account) plan seems to be going quite nicely.

Joe Biden has let the left wing of his party run away with his presidency. The latest case in point is the infrastructure bill fiasco.

Just as with Jimmy Carter before him, Joe Biden is having a hard time managing his coalition. The latest flashpoint issue is immigration. Yet even as he struggles to keep Democrats in his tent, the rest of the country is drifting away.

The rich play by the rules they like for themselves and seek to make the rest of us live by the rules they wish to impose.

Last week’s hearings were a discouraging reminder that the Democrats who lead Congress aren’t interested in doing much that would make a Democratic president look bad.

After 9/11, it seemed that we were in a battle against evil. And without a doubt, Osama Bin Laden was evil. And yet strangely, the American government chose not to focus on him or even on al Qaeda. 9/11 was a test, some of which America passed and some of which it flunked. Here are five lessons to learn.

The U.S. military triumphs when it learns the lessons of defeat and points them toward future victories.

Remember Afghanistan? The Main Stream Media doesn’t want you to because it could hurt Joe Biden. So it’s doing its best to change the subject.

When brave young Americans put their trust in Uncle Sam, Uncle Sam should do everything possible to keep their trust.

Perhaps Joe Biden is too old to learn lessons, but here are at least five that Ronald Reagan could convey to the current occupant of the Oval Office.

It’s bad enough that Kabul in 2021 is an acid-trip of bad nostalgia to Saigon in 1975. It would be even worse if Kabul turns into a replay of Tehran in 1979, complete with hostages on videos, ransom demands, agonizing negotiations, and perhaps valiant but doomed rescue attempts.

Here’s what Joe Biden should do if he is actually serious about handling the pandemic and not just playing politics.