Oil and gas prices affect all aspects of our lives

Oil and/or gas interacts with many of our needs and pleasures. One of our most important needs is food. One or two plowings are needed to prep the soil to produce the vegetables, seeds and fodder which produce items for recipes for the dishes we consume.

Biden’s gifts to the Taliban could be seen as treason

Some have accused Biden of not supporting the military. That is only true if you are referring to the American military. The Taliban is a far different story.

Hunter laptop story confirms need to rein in Big Tech

On the precipice of the regime-defining 2020 presidential election, Facebook and Twitter committed their “Pearl Harbor attack” against the incumbent president, Donald Trump, and in dutiful favor of the regnant regime’s favored candidate, Joe Biden.

Biden’s budget lie exposed

Show me your budget, and I’ll tell you what you value.” When releasing his fiscal 2023 budget proposal last week, President Joe Biden said this was something his father had told him. He then made a claim about a “value” his budget proposal purportedly advances.

Torpedo the traitorous America Competes Act

Our overlords in the Beltway Swamp depend on you not paying attention. COVID-19 was a weapon of mass distraction for the past two years. Ukraine is the new shiny toy. Put down their bread. Take your eyes off their circuses. Pay attention.

The rule of law is vital to nation

EDITOR’S NOTE: Columnist Dennis Prager is off this week. We hope readers will enjoy this substitute commentary by Laura Hollis. One of the fundamental tenets of modern Western civilization is the rule of law.

Biden tries to deny laws of economics

A few executive orders quite quickly flipped the U.S. energy supply situation from surplus to shortage. Just wait until you see what they can do to the world food supply. President Joe Biden campaigned on destroying the American fossil fuel industry.

Public notice fosters transparency

Editorial cartoonist Ben Sargent once penned a masterful sketch of a newspaperman — a skinny, bug-eyed fellow in a baggy suit with a press card in the band of his porkpie hat. The unnamed journalist was depicted in the simple act of entering a dark room at City Hall and switching on a light.

Judging in the Judiciary Committee

When Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota questioned Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson at her Supreme Court confirmation hearing last Tuesday afternoon, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Democratic Sen.

Reject Ketanji Brown Jackson

The issue with Ketanji Brown Jackson, the 51-year-old federal appellate judge who is President Biden’s Supreme Court nominee, is not necessarily her on-paper qualifications. She has served as both a district court and appellate court judge, served as vice chair of the U.S.