Red state

In 1959, 14 years after Japanese officials surrendered ending WWII, Japanese officials committed to building a bullet train. The roughly 320 miles of high-speed track was to run from Toyko to Osaka and was to coincide with…

I wonder who in the Los Angeles City Council or the Los Angeles County California Federation of Labor (Cal Labor) has pissed off Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong? The paper that usually coddles and covers for…

One of the more interesting senate races of the cycle is occurring in Ohio between Republican J.D. Vance and Democrat Tim Ryan, with the two squaring off in a debate on Monday evening. To put it succinctly, blows were landed.…

I guess I get to write two pieces today on the lack of emotional maturity present on the left.

At first blush, this story seems so ludicrous that it can’t be true—and yet it appears to be. A reporter triggered by the thought of celebrating Columbus Day claims he tried to call Child Protective Services on a mother who…

Last week, I restarted my pistol training after having fallen off the wagon for the past six months. I wrote about my first outdoor range training here and explained how I allowed life to get in the way of my training.

Who knew that a boilerplate Republican like Ben Sasse could produce so much anger from the left? Yet the announcement that Sasse is set to become the next president of the University of Florida has done just that.

Sometimes, a Democrat does something so brazen and hypocritical that all you can do is shake your head in disbelief. That was New York Mayor Eric Adams on Friday.

Let's first get the usual disclaimer out of the way. Disgraced hack Dan Rather, fired by CBS News for knowingly airing false documents about former President George W. Bush's National Guard service, has long been…

If you've ever bought something online, chances are you've used PayPal at some point in your life. For most of the existence of eBay, that was the only option a person had. And for most of that period, aside from…