As Hollywood, social media and popular culture continue to joke about and glamorize drugs, overdose deaths soar.
Michael Ramirez
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.
President Biden’s reckless student-loan-forgiveness bribe to younger voters denies equity to those who responsibly avoided loans or paid them off.
Russia’s occupation of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant poses a nuclear meltdown risk.
Biden announces his student loan wealth transfer.
Twitter whistleblower alleges reckless policies and major security issues.
The Moscow-area car bombing resurrects suspicions of Putin and the country’s agency intelligence involvement in the Russian apartment bombings in 1999.
Trump-backed election deniers are putting a projected GOP sweep of the midterm elections in jeopardy.
The Inflation Reduction Act trades investments in medical innovation and life-saving cures for a few cheap prescriptions and expensive, subsidized green energy.
While the Los Angeles district attorney survived a recall effort, many residents of cities with liberal prosecutors are barely surviving their disastrous policies.
President Biden signs the big government, tax and spending law disguised as the Inflation Reduction Act.
Sixty-two days have passed since the federal government asked states to come up with a plan to protect water levels on Lake Mead and Lake Powell.
President Biden signs the Inflation Reduction Act, which increases taxes, spending and the number of IRS agents but does not reduce inflation.
Polls showing Rep. Liz Cheney trailing her primary opponent for telling the truth reveal the sad state of a Republican Party that elevates politics above principle.
With new threats posed by China and Russia, the U.S. military should focus more on military preparedness and peace through strength rather than “woke” training.
The Department of Justice better have good cause for the unprecedented raid on a former president’s home.
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