Author: Katya Sedgwick

J.D. Vance’s rise can help rekindle Americans’ love of liberty.

Vice President Harris learned at the side of a brilliant, cynical political master.

The Harris campaign plays the ick card.

The Democrat standard-bearer is whatever her bosses order her to be.

Kamala Harris’s birthplace shows the wrong way for American cities.

Schools should treat children and our literary legacy with equal respect.

San Francisco’s strategy to keep the drugs flowing could soon be nationwide.

The contest for Europe’s best song became a…

We can’t let wannabe revolutionaries control our universities.

Kiev is desperate for the West to come to its rescue.

The country is now filled with people who chant for its death.

The increasing likelihood of an attack in the U.S. should make us consider how we will answer.

Putin’s election was flawed, but there is no doubt of his popularity.

The family hearth, tended by women, is central to society, which is why it’s so dangerous.

Aaron Bushnell embraced his unworthiness as a white man and expressed it in a futile gesture of sacrifice.

Tucker Carlson should have known better than to be seduced by Stalin’s majestic subway stations.

Ilhan Omar’s bizarre speech must be understood in the broadest sense of “constituency.”

Let Iran, Qatar, Russia, and China deal with the problem they created.

Why is extreme anti-Israel activism dominated by wild-eyed young women?

A new documentary examines the psychic frustration that exploded in May 2020.

Will San Franciscans ever protest the disaster that is its civic life?

The shadow presidency may be shady, but it’s hardly secret.

Don’t be misled by peaceful protest.