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The Cowboy Philosopher
Will Rogers did not live to see his generation beat the Great Depression and defeat the Nazis and fascists.
What Does Cornell Teach?
The “My Body, Myself” mantra is now deeply entrenched in American culture, especially among adolescents.
The Enemy Within
Our rights, natural or not, are never delivered to us. We must insist upon them. The Declaration of Independence was also a Declaration of War.
Ted Cruz and Mike Lee Support Eastman: A Reader’s Guide to Their Amicus Brief
Senators Cruz and Lee argue that disputed legal advocacy deserves First Amendment protection and that clients need access to independent counsel.
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Don’t Let the Cold Civil War Turn Hot
Charlie Kirk embodied everything our enemy seeks to destroy.
Restoring the Mind of the Republic
Civic thought programs are emerging as a bold answer to the destructive Left’s grip on American higher education.
The Permanent MAGA Majority (Pt.2)
Collapsing Democratic strongholds point to an authentic America First majority, one that's poised to inaugurate a new American Century.
The Permanent MAGA Majority (Pt. 1)
The Supreme Court, 2030 Census, and America First movement are reshaping our nation top to bottom — bringing a close to the bitter culture war.
Can America’s Cities Survive the Left?
The Left’s refusal to see criminals as criminals has hollowed out the morale in our great cities, leaving ordinary citizens unprotected and order itself in retreat.
The Identity Question We Can’t Avoid
Eventually, fractured individuals lead to fractured communities, and a fractured country. I, myself, felt fractured all the time.
How the Left Stole the American Stage
The progressive Left has turned American theater into a monument to groupthink.
DEI Won’t Just Go Away
The culture of our federal agencies needs to be reformed from top to bottom if we want to kill DEI for good.
Are Republicans Ready for Political War?
The openness that helped the GOP expand across racial and ideological lines could become its greatest weakness.
How Group Quotas Lost in California
The failure of affirmative action initiatives even in deep blue California has lessons for the rest of America.
Zohran Mamdani and the Family Business
The academic fixation on 'settler colonialism' leads directly and necessarily to the political commitment to destroying America.
The Public Lands Paradox
Federal lands open to the common citizen a kind of freedom once restricted to the aristocracy — but at a steep cost.