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Historical treasure found hiding in plain sight has a captivating origin story

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​american thinker​​​ By Olivia Murray As they say, the plot thickens. For years, visitors to a small county museum in Thermopolis, Wyoming, had the opportunity to see an old photograph of Harry →

Network accused of laundering millions goes on trial from Thursday

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​brussels times​​​ Thirty natural and legal persons will have to answer charges of forgery, use of false documents, money laundering and participation in a criminal organization. Another 26 legal →

Time for Another Great Awakening

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​american thinker​​​ By Jeff Lukens We live in an age of unbelief. The foundations of American life are eroding. America is entering an uncharted, revolutionary time. We are no longer the America of →

Where Are the Secure Jobs?

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​american conservative​​​ By Oren Cass For a nation awash in economic data, the United States knows remarkably little about work. Much as gross domestic product as a measure of growth and prosperity →

Now it's pirates starting to emerge in the San Francisco Bay Area

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​american thinker​​​ By Monica Showalter To paraphrase the Jefferson Airplane, it's no secret that the San Francisco Bay Area with all its failure to enforce basic law and order is taking the short →

The Great Untethering

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​american thinker​​​ By Lewis M. Andrews The spread of school choice and rise of remote work are two of today’s most significant social trends. In the last year alone, seven states -- Florida, →

UNC shooting victim remembered as passionate colleague and father with a 'constant smile'

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nbc news By Kimmy Yam Zijie Yan, the University of North Carolina associate professor who was fatally shot on campus Monday, is being remembered as a creative force who was generous with his time and →

Federal officials tell New York City to improve its handling of migrant crisis, raise questions about local response

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​cbs news​​​ By Camilo Montoya-Galvez The Biden administration this week urged New York to provide better information to migrants about the immigration process and to expedite their departure from →

Idiot of the Day Award: Reem’s Bakery in San Francisco

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american thinker By Olivia Murray In the belly of the blue beast of San Francisco, things are spiraling. Yesterday, the Gateway Pundit reported that Reem's, an American-Lebanese bakery, refused to →

British Museum must return Chinese cultural relics for free: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ As a Chinese media, we formally request the British Museum to return all Chinese cultural relics acquired through improper channels to China free of charge, and to refrain from →

Right and Left, Hierarchy and Equality

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american conservative by Sohrab Ahmari My new book, Tyranny, Inc., has sent doctrinaire libertarians into a predictable fit of apoplexy, causing them to accuse me of penning a Marxist tract. Such is →

A rare super blue moon arrives this week. Here's how to see it.

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cbs news By Aliza Chasan A rare super blue moon will shine in the sky as August wraps up. The month already featured a supermoon as it began, but the second full supermoon of the month — which will →

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