September 14, 2023

Hard numbers paint an alarming portrait: U.S. immigrant population has surged to a historic 46.2 million, fueled by border policies that are fecklessly struggling to stem the tide. Uncontrolled migration augmented by legal and illegal entrants exposes the Biden administration’s precarious balance between humanitarian efforts and national security. With an influx straining resources from Florida to Chicago, the question is not immigration itself, but the dire need for a robust, effective management system that bolsters our nation’s principles of freedom, prosperity and security.

In a world increasingly divided and complex, climate activism stands at the forefront of many corporations’ policies. Yet, a courageous move from twenty-two state attorneys general, led by Tennessee’s indomitable Johnathan Skrmetti, has dared to question this narrative. Hollering red-flags about potential overreach, these leaders have pointed out the possibility of these companies, arm-in-arm in their pursuit of global net-zero emissions, infringing upon antitrust laws and consumer protection regulations. This unfolding saga prompts us to probe deeper – just who decides our regulatory landscape – our elected representatives or corporate alliances?

America is assaulted, not with honest news accounts, but with political narratives that wrench democracy from the hands of the people. Separate inquiries, backed by thousands of documents, have shown no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Despite that, the narrative of collusion endures. It’s a cautionary tale — outlandish accusations, no evidence equals truth? Only in the skewed world of those too blinded by partisanship to respect our democracy.