Catherine Salgado

A quote attributed to the great president and abolitionist John Quincy Adams is, “Idleness is sweet, and its consequences are cruel.” We are seeing that play out in disturbing ubiquity in modern America.

A top Israeli official has announced she already signed an agreement with the son of the late Shah of Persia in a groundbreaking move of recognition, anticipating the hopeful, but not necessarily imminent, fall of Iran's terrorist Islamic regime.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is stunned and saddened by the very sudden death this weekend of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.).

Two political leaders, one American and one Qatari, died this week. While Iranian state media is mourning the late Qatari emir as an ally, it is ghoulishly and smugly relishing the death of U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.). Other American leaders need to pay attention to the difference and understand that the Iranian and Qatari regimes are our enemies.

A Biddeford, Maine, resident is reportedly dead after he weaponized his car against

After the peace deal with the terrorist Iranian regime, President Donald Trump has a new plan for the contested Strait of Hormuz.

Official information on murders in Ireland so far this year indicates that, were it not for foreigners living in Ireland, the murder rate—at least of women—would be astronomically lower.

After the horrific murder of elderly UK politician and mass migration critic Ann Widdecombe this past weekend, new evidence indicates she was indeed a victim of terrorism.

Spencer Pratt has done it again. He has cleverer and more memorable political messaging than most of the rest of the Republican Party combined.

Air conditioning slashes heat-related deaths by a massive percentile. But European elites seem happy to have more deaths. We can draw no other conclusion from their ridiculous restrictions on AC in the face of all evidence to the contrary.