On November 9, 1971, a man who had once been a Sunday school teacher and a neighborhood accountant turned his home into a crime scene and his family into victims. John Emil List methodically murdered his wife, mother, and three children in their Westfield, New Jersey home, shooting some of the children as they came More

Florida’s experiment in putting police back to work and supporting law-and-order policies is paying off, and hardworking Americans are noticing. Major Florida cities have reported historic declines in homicides and violent crime, a welcome reversal after the chaos of the early 2020s when many cities caved to calls to “defund” and demoralize their police. These More

The cold, calculated murders in Westfield, New Jersey, in November 1971 still sit like a stain on the nation’s conscience — a father who methodically executed his wife, mother and three children in the name of some twisted rationale. Neighbors who once nodded to the Lists as a respectable, churchgoing family woke up to a More

In 2019 Representative Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez seized national attention when she warned that “the world is going to end in 12 years” if climate change wasn’t addressed — a dramatic soundbite that anchored her brand as the voice of millennial apocalypse. That rhetorical timeline, drawn from an interpretation of an IPCC warning, effectively pointed toward the More

The latest eruption around the WNBA proves what every honest American already suspects: sports have been hijacked by political theater, and Sophie Cunningham’s blunt defense of women’s sports lit the match. What began as a player answering questions about protecting girls’ athletics has been blown into a national controversy by media outlets and partisan actors More