Nate Hochman

S carcely more than one week after Joe Biden's adderall-addled corpse was unceremoniously ousted from the top of the Democratic presidential ticket, a

A t an event hosted by the National Association of Black Journalists today, Donald Trump sparked shrieks of outrage from the press for suggesting

B ritain is burning. Riots and spasms of ethnic violence have engulfed towns and cities across England and Northern Ireland, spurred on by

K amala Harris announced Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her vice presidential running mate.

In reality, the inn should have never been open in the first place. But Walz has displayed a remarkable determination to replace his state's native population.

Teddy Roosevelt once described dual citizenship as “a self-evident absurdity.” One can only imagine what he'd make of dual citizens in public office.

Anyone visiting New York City will immediately recognize the deteriorating conditions that prompted the 1990s restoration of public order.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed presidential nominee Donald Trump last week.

Unfettered immigration may bring empanadas and griot, but it has also given birth to a stark and metastasizing crisis — one that will, if allowed to continue, dismantle and replace both America and the civilization that gave birth to it, affecting perhaps the first transfer of power from one people and civilization to another to have ever occurred without armed resistance in the history of the human race. The natives of Springfield — and of communities like it across the country — could be forgiven for asking if it was worth the trade.

Young men once occupied a special — even unique — place in the West. Alexander the Great was 20 years old when he became king of Macedonia, and 25 when he conquered the Persian Empire; by the age of 3...