Recent articles in Enter Stage Right
Falling prices are bad for you??: Inflation has slowed, but that doesn't mean prices will start to go down. Would that even be possible or a good thing? Mike Maharrey explains why it would be good for you
Should we be defending left-wing Europe from right-wing Russia?: Vladimir Putin is a horrible person -- we can all agree on that -- but Selwyn Duke wonders if the NATO alliance protecting Europe is aiding ideologies and cultural shifts that are even worse
Some thoughts on the traditional context of romance, marriage, and sexuality (Part Five): Mark Wegierski argues that faithful monogamy is not necessarily tied to organized religion
Frightening CCP infiltration of the U.S. at all-time high: Americans better wake up to the reality that China is not a friend and is working actively against the United States, writes Rachel Alexander
Why shareholders need a women's rights audit: Rather than play gender politics in the workplace, argues Stefan Padfield, companies should be protecting the true status of women
Da'wa in Doha: Qatar's 21st century Muslim Brotherhood strategy: Tirza Shorr says that Qatar follows Hassan al-Banna's methodology: pursuing power through any means, refusing to be pinned down, and using dissimulation as doctrine
Destroying countrysides to save Earth from a climate non-crisis: Paul Driessen argues that make-believe renewable energy hammers croplands, habitats, scenery – and families
Will Trump's 'Affordability Tour' move the public approval needle?: Mark Alexander says Donald Trump can't keep claiming that the Demos' "affordability" rhetoric is a "fake narrative" that "doesn't mean anything to anybody" when it actually means a lot to just about everybody
Some thoughts on the traditional context of romance, marriage, and sexuality (Part Four): Mark Wegierski traces the collapse of "familialism"
On civilizational erasure: Dreaming about a world where everyone holds hands and sings songs of friendship may keep you warm at night but Todd Gregory and Erik Gregory argue that there are people out there actively working towards your civilization's demise
Citizenship Clause surreality: The clause's own author said it doesn't include aliens: The concept of citizenship continues to be debated in the United States but Selwyn Duke says one of the authors of the Citizenship Clause was very clear what he meant
DOJ's opioid war continuing to hurt ordinary Americans in pain: Given the crisis of opioid addiction that has swept America, it's understandable why the federal government has taken aim at it. Rachel Alexander says, however, that the government is going too far
A hawkish cut? What was so hawkish about it?: Last week the Fed announced more quantitate easing but Mike Maharrey believes the real story was largely ignored
Gaza after the war: Hamas, society, and the problem of what comes next: Gaza's future turns on whether a non-Hamas authority can emerge that is strong enough to govern, legitimate enough to win public compliance, and capable enough to dismantle the wider militia culture that Hamas helped entrench, writes Noor Dahri
Trump can un-woke AI by addressing disparate impact: Stefan Padfield appreciates US President Donald Trump's efforts to try and make sure that AI isn't being programmed to spread political propaganda, but he believes that Trump hasn't gone far enough
Some thoughts on the traditional context of romance, marriage, and sexuality (Part Three): Mark Wegierski sees the Sixties as one of the greatest revolutions in human history
Let us just move on: Wanting untrammeled immigration -- particularly the illegal kind -- forces one to ignore a lot of uncomfortable facts, writes Robert T. Smith
Activists, media, and politicians infected with dangerous overconfidence on climate change: People attributing things to the Kruger and Dunning effect is almost a meme unto itself these days but Tom Harris believes that climate activists are a perfect example of overestimating their knowledge
The MSM cannot be fair due to the AP Stylebook's increasingly Orwellian bias: The AP Stylebook is the Bible for most mainstream media organizations and is one the biggest reasons why you'll never get fair and balanced coverage of issues, reports Rachel Alexander
Supreme Court should not let climate lawfare set US energy policy: Paul Driessen argues that Boulder, CO lawsuit gives SCOTUS a superb opportunity to end climate lawfare legal abuses
Trump's pardon pen problems: In a poorly timed executive order, says Mark Alexander, a Trump pardon has undermined his critical national security agenda
NY Times op-ed writer slams whites: "You lost"; "Your culture sucks": Wajahat Ali has a simple message for white America: You lost. Robert T. Smith says the New York Times op-ed writer and convicted fraudster isn't wrong -- though he hasn't got much to celebrate either
Hamas at America's doorstep: The terror network now threatening the western hemisphere: Western governments must adopt the strategic clarity that Middle Eastern states have already demonstrated, argues Dr. Dan Diker
Feds run biggest October budget deficit ever despite record tariff revenue: Whatever one can say about the Trump administration, it certainly has no problem spending whatever comes in -- and more, reports Mike Maharrey
Climate censorship and integrity at COP30 and beyond: Alarmists don't have evidence and are losing the battle, writes Paul Driessen, so they try to silence climate realists
