Will Washington close the Armenia-Azerbaijan deal?

July 14, 2025

Will Washington close the Armenia-Azerbaijan deal?

This week, the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan met face to face for the first time. Their mission: finalizing a peace agreement reached in principle in March. “Armenia and Azerbaijan could strike a peace deal pretty soon,” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said ahead of the leaders’ recent meeting. For the first time in […]

Virginia’s liberal counties are distorting the justice system

Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City are prominent examples of how Democrat-run jurisdictions distort the criminal justice system. Other Democrat-run areas typically fly under the radar, and Virginia’s Democratic counties, Fairfax and Loudoun, are among the worst offenders. The latest criminal saga in Fairfax County is that of Richard Cox. Cox is a man […]

Ozzy Osbourne ends the career that made heavy metal

Ceremonially closing the curtain on a long and storied career that began in 1968, Ozzy Osbourne, more theatrically known as the Prince of Darkness and the Godfather of Heavy Metal, took the stage one last time on Tuesday where it all began: Birmingham, England. Following a spate of beleaguered years marked by postponed, rescheduled, and […]

You can’t live without the American healthcare system

Over on X, a podcast host named Abby Libby wrote that she only had to pay $6,000 to deliver her second son at just 33 weeks of gestation. Three months on, the mother and baby seem to be doing well. This should be considered a success story of the American healthcare system, right? According to […]

Why I said ‘no’ to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

During recent Senate consideration of the new spending and tax bill, I had one simple mission: Stop Congress from plunging this country deeper into debt. No earmarks. No handouts. No favors. No horse trading. I asked for something radical in Washington terms: respect for the taxpayer. Meeting with Vice President JD Vance, I made it clear that I was […]

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A warning much too late to spare academia

At the University of Pennsylvania, left-leaning faculty warn that ideological policing could have negative effects on the intellectual environment. Dr. Jennifer Morton, a philosophy professor at UPenn, wrote a piece this week for the New York Times on “Why Hiring Professors With Conservative Views Could Backfire on Conservatives.” Her warning comes too late, of course, […]

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