Daniel Horowitz

Getting Trump’s priorities through the legislative process will be tedious without leveraging must-pass bills against veto threats.

Motherhood is the foundation of all civilization. A movement determined to dismantle society would inevitably target women's femininity to disrupt the natural male-female dynamic, leaving behind an androgynous, gender-blurring culture that struggles to reproduce itself. In other words, the culture we largely see today. This explains why the far left is so fixated on advancing the “women in combat” agenda and why Trump's nomination of Pete Hegseth as secretary of defense has left leftists furious and discombobulated.

A republican form of government deriving its powers from the people? Check. A system of checks and balances? Check. A dual track of federalism? Check. Respect for natural law and fundamental rights? Check.

Our military was not built for urban renewal projects in Kabul or to referee Sunni versus Shia conflicts in Baghdad.

Repelling an invasion at the border — or within the nation’s interior — is precisely the kind of mission our founders envisioned for the military.

Legal immigration since 1989 has transformed the nation, reaching a record 51.6 million foreign-born residents while sidelining American workers. Trump needs to act fast.

Oklahoma hasn't had a single county vote for a Democratic presidential candidate in 24 years. Every statewide elected official is a Republican, and the GOP holds overwhelming 4-1 majorities in both legislative chambers. Former President Donald Trump carried the state by 35 points. Despite this staunchly conservative profile, Oklahoma's Republican leadership is allowing vital farmland and ranchland to be used for foreign land acquisitions tied to solar and wind energy projects. This move comes even as Oklahomans rejected the administration behind the Green New Deal. So what gives?

Who is the victim and who is the aggressor in a conflict between Bashar al-Assad's Alawites and Sunni “rebel” terrorists in Syria? What happens when ISIS clashes with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, other al-Qaeda factions, Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army fighters, and pockets of Hezbollah militias thrown into the mix?

I might not be a doctor, but as early as January 2022 — 16 months before the approval of the first RSV vaccine — I warned that these shots could make children sicker from the virus. For decades, the industry failed to produce an RSV vaccine after an attempt in 1967 was terminated because it caused antibody-dependent disease enhancement.

If Trump wants to usher in a new era of American prosperity, he should look to the past for inspiration — not into the technocratic abyss.