Today is April 15, tax deadline day. If you can’t comply in time with our bloated tax code, you can file for an automatic extension, but you have to pay what you estimate you owe now or face penalties and interest.

I wrote earlier about the Arizona Supreme Court decision affirming that a recent law allowing abortion before 15 weeks’ gestation did not repeal the 1864 law outlawing all abortions except to save the life of the mother. This set off a firestorm...

Trump said in his statement, "You must follow your heart on this issue but remember, you must also win elections to restore our culture and in fact to save our country, which is currently and very sadly a nation in decline.”

There are many reasons to be furious with the Biden Administration, from the Southern border to Afghanistan. But one outrage that strikes at the very heart and soul of America is his weaponization of government agencies to target political opponents and people of faith with vicious prosecutions that seek outrageous penalties for non-crimes.

While the White House tries to convince us that President Biden didn’t declare Easter to be “Day of Transgender Visibility” (when he clearly did), Trump vowed that when he’s elected again, November 5 (Election Day) will be called “Christian Visibility Day.”

This Sunday, CBS’ SIXTY MINUTES did a segment on the neurological phenomenon that was dubbed “Havana Syndrome” due to the first publicly known cases showing up in staffers at our embassies in Cuba. In “Targeting Americans,” host Scott Pelley said they had “important developments” to report in their five-year investigation of this.

The latest group of woke buttinskis to attempt to police our speech come from Biden's Office of the Director of National Intelligence (a dubious title, as you’re about to see.)

Congratulations to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. He might not have won the GOP presidential nomination, but he’s still racking up big wins for Florida and showing other states how things can get done if they’d just stop electing Democrats.

Georgia lawmakers just passed a new law that will make it easier for presidential candidates to get on the ballot and that defines “probable cause” for challenging the eligibility of people who are believed to be voting fraudulently.

Regular readers of this newsletter know about our “72-hour rule,” meaning it can be better to wait before jumping on a story because some details in initial reports almost always turn out to be inaccurate.

What in most election years is the proverbial “October Surprise” may already be starting right now, in late March. Or at least the set-up for it.

A new woke message movie called “The American Society of Magical Negroes” opened over the weekend in 1,147 theaters and grossed a pathetic $1.3 million.