Daily Mail | Scarcely imagined a generation ago, they have become a monstrous, intrusive presence in almost all our lives, especially frightening because of their influence upon children.
Michael Snyder | 2017 went by way too quickly. Donald Trump’s first year in the White House shook up the entire planet, and nobody is quite sure what is going to happen next.
The Last Refuge | The Bigger media voices will eventually catch up to the story.
Fans of Theodore Dalrymple | The removal of all censorship has not resulted in a florescence of the arts, and certainly not in literature, quite the reverse.
Truth Revolt | When one strong individual stands up, others follow.
Newsbusters | Oh Great Pumpkin! Where were you in 2017? You were supposed to bring us evidence of Trump-Russia collusion but you never showed up.
Brandon Smith | Among liberty activists, there is a rather universal consensus on what ails our nation.
The Hill | Donald Trump’s unconventional presidency has roiled the media landscape, creating new dynamics that will play a major role in shaping his second year in office.
Michael Snyder | When Donald Trump decided to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, everyone knew that he was going to get a tremendous amount of criticism from the rest of the world.
Louder With Crowder | We’re all doing a lot of reflecting as 2017 draws to an end.
Information Liberation | MSNBC’s Ari Melber said Tuesday on MSNBC that claims there’s a “war on Christmas” are antisemitic and suggested use of the term may lead to another holocaust.
Truth Revolt | “His crusade to bring back Christmas is part of a larger attempt by the president to define America as a country for white Christians alone.”
Fans of Theodore Dalrymple | Self-hatred is neither attractive nor constructive. It is not only insincere but unjustified.
Fans of Theodore Dalrymple | “North Korean culture is a permanent mixture of Nuremberg Rally and Busby Berkeley.”
Information Liberation | New statistics released by the US Sentencing Commission show illegal aliens are “far more likely to commit serious crimes than Americans.”