American Thinker

When progressive icon and communist dictator Mao Zedong launched his so-called Great Leap Forward (and later his Cultural Revolution) in China, he was rumored to have invoked an old French saying about cracking a few eggs to make an…

A long litany of antisemitic and anti-Christian hate crimes, and terroristic violence, supports the conclusion that the European Union should be selective as to which migrants it welcomes. This has nothing to do with the race,…

The housing crisis is a growing problem in America, with rising rents, soaring home prices, and a shortage of affordable housing putting the American Dream out of reach for many. It’s a crisis that demands action, but the solutions proposed…

There’s a difference between conflagrations in suburbia versus a national forest. What should you do to protect your family from becoming victims of a building fire, whether it’s in the Bronx or Malibu?The Nature Of Home Fires In order to…

Podcasts come in all shapes and sizes – there are almost five million “registered” podcasts, with a majority of them serving the United States. By 2026, I project there will be around seven and a half million podcasts, and by 2028,…

Government is an unfortunate necessity. We need it to do that which we cannot do for ourselves. Its functions are listed in the preamble to the Constitution -- to preserve the union of states, to protect the innocent and prosecute the…

Why on earth are we still hearing more expressions of empathy for Luigi Mangione, alleged assassin of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, than for his young children left fatherless? Incredibly silly women are fawning over the…

Why care about North Korea; that's a question many will ask. Our world is full of flashpoints. There are so many that it is difficult to focus on the ones that matter at any particular cross-section of time. This is where…

Major scientific organizations’ statements on “climate change” and the conclusions therein form the basis of much of the scientific foundation for governmental, scientific, media, and public concerns on the use of fossil fuels. Trillions of…

If the world’s oldest profession is prostitution, the world’s oldest institution is slavery. Although the practice has been condemned by the United Nations and although Western nations officially have repudiated the sale of human…