by Conrad Black One of the many irritations generated by the Biden regime is the cumulatively pervasive insinuation that it in any serious way replicates the administration and even the person of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. This is a very ambitious historical fraud based on constant minor references ...Read More...

by Conrad Black The only way to make any sense of the fierce crosscurrents sweeping over American political life now is to watch two trends that are only slightly connected. First is the continuing great national sense of relief that the chaos and pandemonium of the Trump era is over. There ...Read More...

by Conrad Black The leader of the federal opposition, Erin O’Toole, gave an important address to his Conservative partisans, anticipating a general election at his party conference in Ottawa on February 26. He lamented that his party had lost two elections in 5 1/2 years and had four leaders ...Read More...

by Conrad Black What a pitiful trajectory the woke leaders of large American corporations have traced as American business, once a pillar of American society and political science, has crumbled along with other pillars as if in a choreographed sequence.  The senior levels of national intelligence ...Read More...

by Conrad Black Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole It is almost unimaginable, given the horrifying shambles that the present federal government has made of almost everything, that it is potentially on the brink of a premature election, confident that it can regain a majority. The only explanation ...Read More...

by Conrad Black The Wall Street Journal on Friday published an editorial headlined “The GOP’s Trump Problem.” It gets things terribly wrong. The GOP is Trump’s party and it is the Wall Street Journal that has the Trump problem.  Having been commendably supportive of the former president through ...Read More...

by Conrad Black There has been a good deal of focus lately on the alleged emulation of Franklin D. Roosevelt by current president Joe Biden. It is not hard to believe that Biden’s family were Roosevelt supporters. They lived in the coal and steel city of Scranton, Pennsylvania which was hard-hit ...Read More...

by Conrad Black As a person in my 70s I cannot remember when Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was not a prominent public figure well known in this country and much of the world. It does not seem like 70 years ago when my mother took my brother and me to see Princess Elizabeth and her almost ...Read More...

by Conrad Black The Israeli election last Tuesday, the fourth in that country in two years, is generally being portrayed in the Western media as the latest round in the gripping battle for survival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has established himself as one of the most important ...Read More...

by Conrad Black The collapse of the Trump-hate fraud is forcing the American national political media, with infinite regret and trepidation, to subject the Biden Administration to an elemental level of oversight. When Joe Biden accuses 40 states—including, implicitly, his own home state of ...Read More...

The U.S. now has an official regime of lies, supported by an almost worthlessly dishonest media, and scores of millions of Americans brainwashed into the false view that they live in an evil country.  by Conrad Black Not every aspect of the onslaught of self-hate that has broken over America, ...Read More...

by Conrad Black It is now clear that as the avalanche of wokeness and national self-hate that has crashed over the restraining walls of the American mythos, one pillar of traditional American democracy after another has fallen. The whole process was so sudden and has come on so unexpectedly ...Read More...

by Conrad Black Someone was dragooned into the National Post last week to respond to my comments on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s final report on the Indian residential school system. Having assured his tiny number of Twitter followers that my approach was “hopelessly racist,” ...Read More...

by Conrad Black In an apparently predestined and inevitable manner, as occurs when there is weak international leadership, the United States and China are drifting into a state of prickly antagonism. During the election, Joe Biden said the Chinese were not a threat to the United States and ...Read More...

by Conrad Black There is something poignantly appropriate in this dismal political year of mudslinging, attempted criminalization of policy differences, and the almost unrelieved moral bankruptcy of the national political media, that this year’s Profile in Courage Award by the Kennedys is to ...Read More...