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Trump Warns Against Communism

Trump’s warning about communism is justified. If we broaden the term and speak instead of etatism and collectivism, his argument hits the nail on...

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Thomas Kolbe

The Modernist Anti-City And New Urbanism

Along with architectural historian Vincent Scully (Yale) and urban theorist Colin Rowe (Cornell), the European architect and theorist Leon Krier is...

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Lars Møller

Who Really Funds the Climate Agenda?

President Trump’s efforts to dismantle parts of the Biden administration’s climate-policy framework have exposed just how much money and...

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Mark Keenan

It Will Take Competence To Fill The DeSantis Vacuum

Florida’s next governor needs a stress test, not a coronation

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David Demay

Trump Is Right About Voting Machines

And if you doubt that, just ask Obama-Appointed Judge Amy Totenberg.

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Don Brown

Will We Have an Election This Year?

Given the massive amount of fraud that Trump revealed (and that slipped by most people), it’s questionable whether we’ve actually had any...

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Ted Noel

Academia Embarrasses Itself...Again

College campuses are catnip for crazies.

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J.b. Shurk

GLP-1s and the DSA both end the same way

The fat acceptance movement and the DSA demand easy fixes to problems that require hard work—and both end with governments creating very skinny...

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Milli Sands

Why It’s no Longer Woke to be Woke

In a turnaround that surprised Wall Street, woke funds are no longer trendy. The savvy investors are staying away.

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John Horvat Ii

Taxing Your Way to Socialism

The dream of Islamic socialist Zoran Mamdani to sell the American electorate the supposed miracles of socialism has come to an end.

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Thomas Kolbe

The Trump Accounts vs. Inflation

Are the new Trump accounts fatally flawed?

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David Demay

A Time for Choosing, 2026

More than sixty years ago, a man asked a nation whether it still trusted freedom, still trusted itself. That question has come due again, on our own...

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Luis Gonzalez

200 Years Ago, A Famous Sermon Honored Adams And Jefferson

In 1826, Americans did not see the men's passing away 50 years after their Declaration of Independence as mere coincidence, but as deeply symbolic.

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Craig Seibert

Why the Left Hates Idling Cars

There’s nothing that bugs the anti-petroleum Left more than seeing hundreds of non-moving cars with their engines running.

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John F. di Leo

All Socialists are Ignorant... But Some are More Ignorant Than Others

Socialism has a long, bloody history. We need to bring it back into the light.

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Lloyd Billingsley

Copenhagen: ‘We Have a Problem’

A politically unified Denmark no longer has a problem; a politically divided America needs to recognize it most certainly does.

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James Zumwalt

Communism Hasn't Been Done Right. (Yeah, That’s The Ticket.)

The current crop of young Democrat/DSA politicians is testing the leftist theory that communism will work if you just put the right people in charge.

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Milli Sands

Joisey on the Ropes

Lots more great material for Da Boss's next album.

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J.r. Dunn

Big Blue Cities Threaten Red-State Liberty. Do GOP Voters Care?

Just look at what is going on in Louisiana ...

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Trump Is Righting Latin America

Back from the brink of communist destruction, Trump deserves credit for the rightward lurch across Latin America.

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Arthur Schaper

The Predatory Archetype

Aggressive self-assertion, predator dominance as individual fulfillment, and the inherent danger to social cohesion.

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Lars Møller

‘Developer Mania’ Threatens What America Has Always Been

The days of the “good guy” developer with promises to build a shiny housing project that will enhance the neighborhood are over because hidden in...

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Thom Nickels

Western Governments Have a Shelf Life

Pursuing anti-Western policies endangers Western governments.

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J.b. Shurk

The Making Of A Manchurian Party

Just as a fictional U.S. soldier was brainwashed into becoming an enemy of the U.S., so too has the Democrat party made that transition over the last...

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Allan J. Feifer

Rhode Island Chooses Tax Hike Death Spiral

No matter how hard the politicians may wish and how much they bluster, there is simply no way to reverse this kind of death spiral by increasing tax...

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S.t. Karnick

America’s Iran War Is Now A War On Risk

Washington can send warships, fire missiles, and declare victory. But it cannot order insurers, shipowners, and energy markets to believe the Strait...

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Travis Lynch

'Citizen Vigilante' Shows Why Hollywood is Collapsing

A fiercely independent thriller takes on migrant crime, the failures of the justice system, and the sleazy pols who shield criminals.

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Words That Define America’s Founding

A simple word-search puzzle really got me thinking about the weighty and incredible implications of America’s founding.

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Sloan Oliver

The Prophecy From Constantinople

The cataclysmic Fall of Constantinople: a harbinger of civilizational eclipse.

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Lars Møller

Belgium's Car Toll Desperation Move

As European states are drawn deeper into the debt spiral, they are activating the remaining fiscal sources still available.

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Thomas Kolbe

The Only Proper Way to Vote (Hint: For the Party, Not the Person)

“I vote for the person, not the party,” people will proudly say ...

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Selwyn Duke

How Government Created a Nation of Conspiracy Theorists

They didn’t just lose the narrative. They lost the country.

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Brian C. Joondeph

Open Borders Are a Death Sentence to Western Nations

Governments have refused to respect the wishes of their citizens.

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J.b. Shurk

Socialism is Always a Move Towards Communism -- with the Same Results

Communism and socialism have terrible records.

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Mark Landsbaum

The End of Free Broadcast TV?

In less than two years, the era of free, open over-the-air TV will come to an end and be replaced by a PPV-like experience.

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Horace Cooper

Post-literate, Post-numerate: Where will it End?

With the internet, with a smartphone in your back pocket, with social media and YouTube and all the rest, we now have two-way, many-to-many...

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Christopher Chantrill

Warning To Kim: Nuclear Weapons Do Leave ‘Fingerprints’

The thought of Pyongyang’s madman helping Tehran’s madmen should be most disturbing to the West.

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James Zumwalt

Nolan’s Feminist Odyssey Diminishes Women

Self-destructive feminism strikes the Western canon yet again.

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William Sullivan

Manufactured Moral Outrage

The Democrats rely on this technique to move the political needle, but there are simple ways to counter it.

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Kevin Finn

Puerto Rico’s Independence Getting Talked About In D.C.

Advocates are trying to make it a policy issue within official D.C. circles.

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Javier A. Hernandez

What Americans Don’t Appreciate About Iran

When Iranians view nuclear power, they view it not through a “mutually assured destruction” filter, but as the fulfillment of prophecy.

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Allan J. Feifer

1976: The Year Of The Magical Bicentennial

This year, Democrats seem to have sucked the life out of it, but that shouldn’t make us forget that America truly is the greatest and best country...

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Vince Coyner

Investing in Kids and Country

Yet another Trump innovation that will be paying off long after he leaves office.

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Clarice Feldman

A Fatal Rivalry -- Hamilton vs. Burr

What do you get when you put together two gifted politicians from different parties, a fledgling nation, a code of honor, and a lot of personal...

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Joe Alton

When People’s Actions Demonstrate Who They Are, Believe Them

We have met the enemy and he is us.

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Marc E. Zimmerman

The Apparent Paradox Of GDR Nostalgia

The Myth of Carefree Communism: Why some long for the imagined “freedom from worry” of the defunct GDR.

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Lars Møller

Citizen Kane at 85: A Revolutionary Masterpiece Still Hiding in Plain Sight

Orson Welles’s film may no longer shock us the way it shocked audiences in 1941—but only because so much of modern cinema learned to speak its...

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Charlton Allen

‘Patch and Pray’ IT Culture is a Dangerous Game

Cybersecurity is one of the only sectors where failure is not only expected, it has actually been normalized.

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Julio Rivera

Martiime Security in the Red Sea

The Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean are vital waterways for the world.

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Darlene Casella

The Origin of Reform in Judaism

The movement’s mostly unknown origins go a long way to explain Jews who are hostile to traditional Judaism and to Israel.

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Ron Kean