Ian Haworth is a journalist and commentator who writes for various publications including the Washington Examiner, Yahoo News, The Telegraph, and MailOnline. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, social issues, and current events, often offering a conservative perspective. Haworth's work has also been featured in the Washington Free Beacon.
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They might pretend that they want unity, but what they want is unity behind them.
When it comes to the explosion of lawfare under the Biden administration, you’ve got to admit that something just doesn’t smell right.
Put simply, complaining that the game is unfair won’t stop us from losing.
By: Mark Alexander, Rich Lowry, Kamala Harris, John Stossel, Tim Graham, Rachel Maddow Smears, Gary Bauer, Ian Haworth
“The second office of this government is honorable & easy, the first is but a splendid misery.” —Thomas Jefferson (1797)
Hamas really are the real Nazis. In the aftermath of October 7, 2023—the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust—anti-Semitism exploded
The college campus chants, frankly, are mild compared to Hamas rhetoric in previous years.
By: Thomas Gallatin, Douglas Andrews, Emmy Griffin, Jack DeVine, Rich Lowry, Betsy McCaughey, Gary Bauer, Tim Graham, Kamala Harris, Ben Shapiro, Ian Haworth, John Stossel
JD Vance responds to a reporter pressing him on claims that FEMA funding has gone to illegal aliens.
In American life, there are a handful of people who have been selected by the faceless regime lurking in the shadows as intellectual powerhouses.
Commentator Mehdi Hasan and terrorist groups such as Hamas have at least one thing in common: They have both become masters of spreading
Fascism has a clear meaning that goes beyond accusations of racism, bigotry or authoritarianism.
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