county seat of Fresno County, California, United States
Victor Davis Hanson dissects the California governor’s questionable response to riots plaguing his state. Recently, Gov. Newsom weighed in on the Trump administration’s efforts to undo the last four years…
Lloyd Billingsley writes for Front Page Mag about a disturbing reaction to California’s gubernstorial recall effort. “This recall effort, which really ought to be called ‘the California coup,’ is being…
Victor Davis Hanson ponders at National Review Online the COVID-19 pandemic’s long-term impact on the ways Americans live their lives. The coronavirus, widespread quarantines, an unprecedented self-induced recession, and unchecked…
Victor Davis Hanson of National Review Online looks back at great American achievements unlikely to be replicated today. We of the 21st century are beginning to look back at our…
Every day is a brand new news cycle, both nationally and in North Carolina. And it really doesn’t seem right to kick somebody–or something– when it’s down. However, I think…
Alex Adrianson of the Heritage Foundation’s “Insider Online” takes note of a new report targeting regulation of ride-sharing services. The question isn’t just whether regulators let Uber and Lyft into…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online examines a curious feature of left-of-center political philosophy. Why do our well-meaning elites so often worry about humanity in the abstract…
Victor Davis Hanson devotes his latest National Review Online column to the question: Are we becoming medieval? Here at home, it is not just that taxation and government are different…
Victor Davis Hanson devotes his latest National Review Online column to an examination of California’s current woes and their implications for the rest of the United States. California may face…
John Edwards tried to win a four-year trip to the White House with his stories about “two Americas.” Victor Davis Hanson would reject much of Edwards’ class-warfare rhetoric, but he…
Nobody is disputing the fact that poor people can buy more bling, entertainment centers, cell phones, and nights out than the working class. They have a right to choose these…
In a Forbes list of America’s Most Overpriced Cities, Greensboro and Charlotte ranked 13th and 20th respectively. The ranking is based on four factors: housing affordability, cost of living, median…