Josh Hammer

Massive, economic paradigm-shifting industries require the most rudimentary of guidelines to best channel their comprehensive societal value-add.

Though there are notable exceptions, many American universities are actually worse than unsalvageable.

The time for the deplorables to unite against ruling class tyranny is right now.

There are now foxes guarding the marble palace henhouse.

Unapologetic anti-Semites are now steering one of America's two leading political parties.

Milley's perfidy is but the latest indication that our woke ruling class takes no prisoners in its systemic assault upon our constitutional order.

Vaccine mandates will be a convenient fig leaf for a ruling class already gung-ho at the possibility of precluding many from the full panoply of in-person life.

Joe Biden is, quite simply, a man unsuited to meet the challenges of the present moment.

We need a prudential, hardheaded foreign policy that secures the American way of life without falling prey to democratization exportation delusions of grandeur.

We live in a day and age in which nationalism is excoriated as a vestigial outlier from an older, less "enlightened" era.

If an elected official is beseeching a certain lifestyle or otherwise advocating for major changes to public policy, it is not too much to ask that those doing the beseeching or advocating generally live what it is they preach.

The relevant question in the abortion debate is whether the unborn child is not or is a person.

What could possibly explain such bizarre and counterproductive behavior?

The recent grassroots protests in Cuba are directly responsive to the Cuban people's decades-long oppression at the behest of an evil, communist police state.

Just as confronting the Chinese Communist Party is our most pressing foreign issue, so, too, has securing law and order become our most pressing domestic issue.

A public school classroom is not a utopian "marketplace of ideas" derived from an Enlightenment-era political pamphlet.

The conservative legal movement needs to soberly confront and grapple with its shortcomings.

For decades, a corporatist Republican Party blithely toed a libertarian line on antitrust, instinctively opposing all but the most egregious restraints of trade. No longer.

The aftermath of COVID-19 is the perfect opportunity for the U.S. to lead a global rebuke and rectify the past half-century's giant mistake.

There was never any compelling reason to dismiss the lab leak theory out of hand.

These leaders are unabashed about the superiority of their unique cultural and national heritages over the Brussels-based European Union siren song.

A nominally conservative Court is set to decide the fate of the legal conservative movement itself.

The Left will not let facts or rudimentary morality get in the way of its preferred woke narrative.

Who would rationally want to bring forth new life into a country that is irredeemably "systemically racist?"

Republicans are right to stand up and solemnly declare that enough is enough, already.

The unfortunate reality is that, in our modern political and media ecosystem, a permanently aggrieved, outraged, victimized mentality pays well.

As shameful as the present stunt is, it is at least clarifying about the modern Democratic Party's thirst for power.

We can, and must, use all tools necessary in our policy and legal arsenal to rein in the Big Tech oligarchs before it is too late.

The imperative of the moment demands that liberals join conservatives in an alliance against the neo-Marxism of wokeness.

Manliness itself is increasingly viewed not as a virtue to be nourished and cherished, but as a "toxic" vestige of a bygone barbarism.