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Scott Peterson murder case is still making news 20+ years later

It’s been more than 20 years since Scott Peterson was convicted of the murder of his wife Laci Peterson, and their unborn son, Connor. Speculation and fascination surrounding the case have barely slowed over the past two decades as people want to know if Scott didn’t do it … who did? Peterson is currently serving...

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Lila Rose: Kamala Harris, Democrats' abortion extremism would be a human rights disaster

Less than 24 hours after President Joe Biden announced his decision to drop out of the upcoming presidential election, Vice President and now-Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris, couldn’t wait to talk about abortion. Using euphemisms like “reproductive freedom” and touting the same old “bodily autonomy” rhetoric, Harris’ message is nothing new. It’s one she’s been sending...

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Venezuelans will keep fighting for democracy. They have no choice

If you asked Venezuelans how they felt at the beginning of 2023, most would answer hopeless and resigned. Nicolás Maduro, the socialist dictator, had just crushed and co-opted many of the opposition leaders. More than 9 million people were starving, not able to eat three meals a day. Over 350,000 Venezuelans had recently fled the...

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Rep. Jeff Van Drew: I get why RFK Jr. left the Democratic Party

The Democratic Party is not the party it used to be. As someone who spent nearly two decades in the New Jersey state legislature as a Democrat before moving to the United States Congress, I have had a front-row seat to the drastic changes within the party over the years. When I first entered politics,...

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Kamala Harris' joy to the world schtick is done. Now, it's time for legacy media to do serious journalism

It’s blatantly obvious that since former President Donald Trump was almost assassinated and President Joe Biden was successfully forced out of the race, the Democratic tone-setters decided to downplay their incessant “Threat to Democracy” talk and switch to Joyful Warriors buzz. The volume of that theme was turned up dramatically for the Democratic convention in...

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DNC’s death culture obsession main message from Chicago this week

Does anybody else feel like we’re navigating a deep spiritual divide in America? In addition to officially nominating and affirming its presidential candidate, political conventions serve as a snapshot of its party’s overarching priorities, principles and passions — a united declaration, and an unapologetic defense of its platform. If that’s the case, the Democratic National...

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Future of US security depends on 'spectrum sharing'

While patrolling the Iron Curtain in the 1980s, I saw firsthand the importance of American leadership, the value of strong alliances, and the moral strength that springs from our national values. I also saw something more basic: Our security depends on the United States maintaining an edge in advanced technologies. Our advantage on the battlefield...

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Harris and Walz enjoyed a successful convention, but it didn't achieve a critical goal

Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democrats had a successful convention this week in Chicago. At every juncture, they sought to rebut the attacks from their opponents. The Harris-Walz team argued over and over, and particularly effectively, I thought, in the vice president’s Thursday night speech, that they were for national unity, against ideology, for...