Born and raised a conservative in Arizona, I knew that the media did not accurately report on the U.S. border patrol. Upon formally working for the agency, however, I was even more shocked at the deceitful coverage of its operations by the mainstream press.

In comparison to Kayleigh McEnany’s tenure, Psaki’s treatment as press secretary has been a walk in the park. Leave it to Vogue, then, to eulogize Psaki for being mediocre. A scripted phonograph, a professional bullshitter, and a boring piece of toast, Psaki fails to impress, and Vogue should stop pretending otherwise.

Over the weekend, Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, fell to the Taliban. Since President Joe Biden announced in April his decision to withdraw all remaining U.S. troops by the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the nightmare scenario many predicted has come to fruition. As the looming threat of the Taliban once again becomes a reality, Afghani women will be the true victims, and we must keep them in our prayers.

If the presidency is the real performance, the governorship is the dress rehearsal, and DeSantis has wowed on stage month after month. For a Republican 2024 hopeful, his record in Florida is hard to beat.

While woke institutions and figures now widely use the word “Latinx,” there is one heritage group that has yet to adopt the jargon. The group? Hispanic Americans, whom the word claims to represent. According to a recent Gallup poll, only 4% of Hispanic adults self-identify as “Latinx.”

While the current events in Cuba ought to serve as a wake up call to those who espouse socialist ideas in the U.S., it should also serve as a reminder to freedom-loving Americans to fervently defend capitalism and our way of life.

The concept of The Conservateur was informed by our experience as young, conservative women in America. It was clear that conservative women had no place, current or future, in the pages of Vogue, so we canceled our subscriptions and got writing.

As the newly elected Biden halted construction on the border wall, postponed deportations, and signaled that the U.S. would welcome thousands more refugees, the message was heard loud and clear throughout Central America.

Memorial Day is about memorializing those who sacrificed their lives for their country. All gave some, but some gave all. Today is for them. 

There is an undeniable lack of defense for the Jews, and it is unjustifiable. If the Left is going to peddle its brand of identity-obsessed politics, it should start with a group that has been persecuted for two millennia and faced the mechanical annihilation of its people less than 80 years ago.

Nearly a year ago, COVID skeptics were scolded that the pandemic could never be exploited for political purposes. But as Florida and Texas reopen their doors without compromising their economies or public health while New York demands people present tickets to rejoin society, it’s difficult to claim that the virus is still apolitical.

The first generation builds a business. The second-generation contributes to the company and continues its charter. But when the company is bequeathed to the third generation, the messaging and mission gets lost.

Michelle Obama likes to be known as a symbol of feminism that transcends partisanship. But after Donald Trump stunned the Left with his 2016 victory, Michelle Obama had this to say at a marketing conference in Boston: