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Flames, firestorms, and abject Democrat failure are the clear and present themes throughout the CBS News correspondent’s brand new book.
Jefferson, the Committee of Five, and the making of the Declaration of Independence.
Necessity, and survival, remain the mother of invention.
The United States has reached its 250th birthday, and remarkably, there is still a debate about whether we were founded as an explicitly Christian...
The new Federal Tax Credit Scholarship law will strengthen families to direct their children’s education while affirming religious freedom.
The movie is not just a low-budget sleeper hit; it is the rare pop-cultural touchstone in an age of fading cinematic relevance.
Our liberal friends believe they are the wave of the future. In fact, of course, they have been resisting the future since the day after they got rid...
Jacob Siegel’s brand new book focuses on how rulers and elites use digital tools to calibrate information and control the masses.
Demographic eclipse and cultural surrender in post-Christian Europe.
America’s 250th is a great moment to stop and review some of our greatest hits.
What would the oddsmaker have given to anyone crazy enough to bet, back in 1775, that the Continental Army would defeat the Brits?
However, it’s dramatically increased presidential power, something that needs to change quickly if we are to maintain our constitutional system.
To many younger Americans today, 'socialism' sounds less like state control and more like economic fairness — perhaps even a lifeline.
Democrats didn’t stop them from taking over their party, but we can and must stop them from taking over entire state governments and our nation.
This failure is causing profound harm to America and Americans.
The hare-like panic is already traveling rapidly through the West, but the tortoise is slowly coming through with different information.
Trump’s first term provided a hiatus from the abuse heaped on us by a profusion of regulations issued by an Administrative State. The second is off...
Across western societies, moral judgment is becoming faster, more public, and less tethered to anything that looks like a stable standard.
Part of America’s genius is that our best ideals have always indicted our worst practices.
Fake liberals were cornered with the facts about their unfounded attitude against the Christian worldview, and they built a wall between church and...
Celebrating national independence can be an inspiring form of patriotic piety, but moments like this also offer a rare chance to show how independence...
Like clockwork, it gets hot in summer in western Europe. And like clockwork, the morons in the European ministries blame climate change for their own...
Film critics hate it, but it is resonating with the general public.
Given the facts, it’s impossible to hold up Alan Turing as a historical figure to be admired and imitated.
The senator from North Carolina came out swinging against Pete Hegseth. He ended up looking like a loser.
Leftists seem to share an insatiable desire to seek out the miserable in everything.
Every big city in America where the population is declining, businesses are closing, public safety is failing, and national relevance is diminishing...
As America turns 250, it’s good to remember how young our country is. Let’s be patient with our new generation of Americans.
If you want a compassionate society, you must raise your children with love, and Israeli society places a premium on that.
There’s a particular dangerous breed of dishonest Democrat politician who speaks in moderate terms to get elected, only to govern as a radical.
The global gardeners are not saving the planet from a fate it hasn't seen before; they are attempting to garden it to ensure it remains a predictable...
The Iran War has served as a platform for isolationists to criticize U.S. interventions. But the criticism is off base.
How can we expect Congress to vote to constrain itself?
When Extremists Run the Government J.B. Shurk | June 26, 2026 Politicians, government bureaucrats, central bankers, spy agencies, and mainstream news...
They’re just two different sides.
The controversial disease guru must be muttering under his breath, ‘Thanks, Tulsi.’
Community standards may be irksome, but enforcing them is a lot better than embracing a violent, cruel, dangerous, and ugly society.
We view dealings with Iran from one election to another, whereas Iran views its wars as a global matter that affects everything and runs on a cosmic...
Current certitudes about replacement rates are dangerously simplistic body counts that have nothing to do with a nation's successful survival.
America Is a Young Country Jeffrey Folks | June 25, 2026 Only three generations separate me from America’s founding. My maternal grandfather was...
A defense of Western meritocracy against the academically destructive DEI incursion.
Obviously, the U.S. would never adopt the Soviet approach. However, what the Soviet’s response reveals is that in any negotiations with Iran, there...
Nunes and Patel never stopped working on exposing the Deep State’s efforts to destroy Trump, and we’re finally getting close to indictment territory.
Because the religion’s clearly stated rules are hostile to Western norms and our Constitution, Western governments fail their citizens by refusing...
Eric Metaxas reminds the reader why he’s an eminent voice in American history.
What crimes have Western governments committed against their citizens?
The Trump administration is moving from maximum pressure to a mediated framework.
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan died Monday at age 100, leaving quite an impression on monetary policy.
The right to vote is among our most cherished liberties, but equally important is the public’s confidence that every lawful vote -- and only lawful...
Our nation did not start in 1776. Instead, brave and far-seeing men provided the seeds from which our liberties grew.
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