Since 2010 Word Play Masters has run a contest circulated on the Web in which readers are asked to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter, and then supplying a new definition. As a writer, I have always been fascinated by words, …
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Today, I am reposting a recent article by author and actor Michael Knowles, who also hosts the Daily Wire’s The Michael Knowles Show. In his article, Knowles discusses how sadly ill-informed American Millennials, such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are when it comes to such critical topics as economics, socialism, capitalism, and …
Flag Day Today is Flag Day. Big deal, you might say. Who cares? And anyway, just what is it and why is it considered a holiday, albeit a minor one? Here is a little history about Flag Day along with 13 surprising facts about the American flag and how to …
It is unsettling and sad to witness what is happening in our great country today. Never in my lifetime—and I’m older than Methuselah in dog years—have I ever witnessed such a sprint to socialism by an occupant of the White House. What bothers me about Joe Biden’s distressing embrace of …
Historical fiction is one of the most popular forms of fiction being written today—along with young adult, zombie apocalypse, romance novels, and sci-fi. I am specifically interested in learning why people like historical fiction books. I have a few theories, but I would like to know what others think. As …
If you haven’t yet met Tatiana Ibrahim, let me introduce her because I can guarantee you that our corrupt leftist news media will not. Ms. Ibrahim is a mother of a high school-age daughter who finally had enough of the racist and dishonest anti-white garbage children in her town were …
There was a time when rational people agreed that there were certain immutable laws of nature that were based on facts, common sense, and verified scientific data. For example, for millennia, humans have known there is a biological difference between men and women. We knew that only women had the …
Please join ForeignCorrespondent tomorrow, June 4, for my personal retrospective on the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing, China–a horrendous event that I covered on that date in 1989. In light of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) continued repressive behavior toward Hong Kong and its obvious responsibility and culpability in allowing …
I recall interviewing a World War II-era Japanese admiral in 1975 about the war, which at the time had ended just 30 years before. “The Japanese military felt confident it could defeat America on the battlefield and at sea because America was considered a “mongrel” nation—a nation of many races …