The Year Ahead

Many people like to turn a new page at the beginning of a new year. We all like to forget about unfortunate events in the past. We want to jettison our problems and focus on becoming better people. New Year's resolutions are always positive, right?

Many people may be inclined to think, "Well, we won and we can all work together now on positive changes for America." That would be nice. But it is unlikely to happen in a deeply divided America, especially if the left has anything to say about it.

More Punches Coming?

Secretary of State John Kerry delivered a major address this morning outlining his ideas for Middle East peace. There are growing concerns after last week's outrageous U.N. vote that Kerry's speech is laying the groundwork for more gut punches against our ally Israel in Obama's closing days.

Fake News

As we head into the holidays, it is getting hard to keep track of how many of the election-related "hate crimes" have been proven false. Not only are they false, but they are almost always perpetrated by leftists.

Here are the latest examples of false hate crimes that made big headlines.

New Thinking

Responding to yesterday's terror attacks in Ankara and Berlin, President-elect Donald Trump tweeted, "The civilized world must change thinking!" If the initial reaction is any indication, it appears Mr. Trump may be asking too much of Western elites.

"Moring Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough mocked Trump's common sense suggestion. "Um, yeah. . . First of all, I don't know exactly what the civilized world is going to do about trucks, unless we're going to ban trucks," Scarborough said. "But again, some of the deadliest attacks have been with vehicles."