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Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center welcomes Raphael Warnock

Why would a center for Jewish study host an avowed antisemite who despises America?

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Eileen F. Toplansky

Jonathan Turley vs. the Mob

Jonathan Turley reveals the threat that mobocracy embodies against a healthy, stable republic

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Warren Beatty

The DoJ Is Coming For Companies That Mislabel Products’ Countries Of Origin

This is a big deal. China is often the beneficiary of these labeling violations, and consumers are hurt when they don’t know where their money is...

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John F. di Leo

SCOTUS Tolls the Bell on Racial Gerrymandering

The implications of the Supreme Court's Louisiana v. Callais overturning race-based voting districts are far more profound and far-reaching than...

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Clarice Feldman

Mad King Chuck Visits the MAGA White House

Getting rid of useless kings was step one in making America great.

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J.b. Shurk

Have We Broken Iran’s Will Yet?

Not yet. And we can’t breathe easy until we do.

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Kenneth R. Timmerman

60 Years of Artificial Chaos in Service for Revolution

The Cloward-Piven strategy was a calculated blueprint for social disruption. How is it working out?

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Gary Gindler

How an Empire Fades

Britain’s cultural voice and its sovereign borders, once the proud expressions of a seafaring island nation, now pass, in some measure, through the...

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William grice

Civilized People Must Extinguish Genocide

Genocide did not end with World War II. Jews are still the target, and all civilized people must fight back.

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John Dale Dunn, M.d.

SNAP Is Beyond Broken

From millionaires to overseas foreigners, from NFL players to luxury car owners, our money is going to everyone but us.

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Richard Blakley

America, It’s Time to Pick a Side—And We Conservatives Can Help

No one can sit on the sidelines in this election, but you, as a conservative, have some tools in your box to help bring out pro-American votes.

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Jack Gleason

The Supreme Court Is Finally Out Of The Gerrymandering Business

It should never have been there in the first place, but the Warren Court couldn’t resist. Now, it’s time to end antidemocratic gerrymandering...

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Huck Davenport

How Javier Milei Took Dowm Keynes

The question is not whether Milei is right about Keynes. It is whether he can translate that conviction into durable structural change.

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Jeremias Rucci

Will SCOTUS Do Plessy Again in Birthright Citizenship Case?

‘Illegal but equal’ is the new ‘separate but equal.’

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Brian S. Messenger

Against All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic

A country unwilling to defend itself is a country that will not live.

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J.b. Shurk

The Origins Of Revolutionary Terror

Much of the misery inflicted on humanity is due to a profound disconnect within human nature, where lofty, idealized, or noble beliefs (ideology) are...

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Lars Møller

Mental Health Awareness Is Backfiring: New Science Shows How ‘Helpful’ Campaigns Are Manufacturing Illness

The new data should be a wake-up call.

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Monty donohew

Resurrecting The American Dream

The Founders’ dream of limited government ended when the Supreme Court ruled that enumerated powers were mere suggestions. We need to walk that back.

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Ted Noel

Rare Disease Patients Deserve Cures, Too

Importing the failed drug policies of countries that ration care and limit treatment options is no solution at all.

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Alexander ciccone

Speech And Debate

The First Amendment gives speech enormous, but not unlimited, latitude, and that applies to federal politicians, too.

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Ted Noel

In Pursuit Of Beauty

As humans, we need beauty in our surroundings to thrive and feel at home.

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Lars Møller

Space Exploration Won’t Work Without Private Property

National prestige and curiosity will not suffice as long-term motivations for the exploration of space -- there must also be economic incentives.

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Rainer Zitelmann

The Role of Responsibility in a Free Society

A free society is not sustained by a constitution alone. It depends on habits, incentives, and the often-unseen cultural foundations that make liberty...

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Jim cardoza

Cyberwarfare and the Iran Conflict

In 2026, conflict doesn’t pause just because the shooting does.

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Julio Rivera

Alliance of the Cashiers

The newly founded lobby association European Resilience Alliance (ERA) is demanding state aid to kick-start the hydrogen economy.

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Thomas Kolbe

Without the American Dream, There Would be no America

If the American Dream goes away, both in practice and in collective memory, we will be a fundamentally different, unrecognizable nation, and a poorer...

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Mike tsichlis

The Ivy League’s Self-Inflicted Breakdown

New reports suggest that maybe the patient is starting to recognize that he has a disease.

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Jay rogers

A Book that Gets Race Relations Right

And it will never be taught in any of the public schools.

29.04.2026 10

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Jeffrey Folks

The Real (and Revolting) Definition of Private Credit

You think your retirement is safe?

29.04.2026 10

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Justin w. bancroft

Democrats’ Army of Assassins

Obama and Democrats provoke violence, then call for gun control.

29.04.2026 10

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J.b. Shurk

The Real-Time Collapse of American Society

Little things, like the abolishment of formal office attire, hint at deep cracks in the foundation of American society.

29.04.2026 10

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E. Jeffrey Ludwig

Three Cheers for the Collapsing ‘Rules Based’ Global Order

There exists a growing mismatch between the original design of the “rules based” order and the evolving realities of modern conflict.

29.04.2026 10

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Kim Ezra Shienbaum

And Is This ‘Late-Stage Capitalism’ In The Room With Us Now?

The term carries rhetorical force, but its analytical content is far less clear, resting on a set of logical and structural problems that make it more...

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Peter C. Earle, Opinion Contributor  

Will Democrats Allow Their Socialist Voters a Clean Presidential Primary in 2028?

Watch the Democrats stiff their own voters, who dearly long for a radical socialist as their presidential candidate.

28.04.2026 10

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William Sullivan

Violent Barack Obama Rejects the Idea of Violence

Everything Barack Obama interjects into public discourse always appears neutral on its face, but in truth is delivered within a systemic context or...

28.04.2026 10

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Jeannie Deangelis

Trump Puts U.S. Sovereignty First

To relatively little fanfare, when one considers the economic, political, and geopolitical implications, Pres. Trump withdrew the United States from...

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H. Sterling Burnett

The Story of Everything and Beyond

While mysteries and unsolved problems drive discovery and progress, greater advancement takes place when people have a common agreement about the...

28.04.2026 10

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Scott S. Powell

Colorado Republicans Can’t Afford a Candidate Who Won’t Take Questions

They need a nominee who can withstand questions before Democrats start asking them.

27.04.2026 7

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Brian C. Joondeph, M.d.

The SPLC's Indictment is Justice, at Long Last, for Republicans

Ordinary citizens paid the price through relentless political warfare and collapsed civil discourse.

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Joseph Ford Cotto

Can Virginia Be Fixed?

If Republicans don’t act fast, Virginia will turn into Colorado, but it doesn’t have to happen that way, although it’ll be hard to undo the damage.

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Arthur Schaper

Trying to find the right answer to cancer in a misleading world

Our medical system is so geared toward pharmaceuticals that it’s impossible to find reliable information on alternative primary or secondary...

27.04.2026 7

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Terry Paulding

Shipbuilding is National Security

While the U.S. Navy remains the world’s most powerful fleet, the shipbuilding deficit is disconcerting, both militarily and from a civilian...

27.04.2026 10

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Don Brown

The Shaking of the Liberal Foundations

Now the world has changed with the indictment of the leading fighter against far-right racism and violent extremism, the SPLC.

27.04.2026 10

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Christopher Chantrill

When Females Fail, Society Fails

Women are the heart and soul of any society and if they fail, all of society is at risk.

27.04.2026 20

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John Conlin

The Left's Rhetoric of Violence Against Republican Presidents

Our intellectual and academic culture is dangerously creating violent pro-assassination rhetoric that is creating this cultish desire to kill...

27.04.2026 10

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Ben Voth

The U.S. Virgin Islands Citizen Statute and Birthright Citizenship

There’s a 1927 law that’s gotten the silent treatment from courts and parties in birthright citizenship litigation, but that has a place in the...

26.04.2026 6

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Elliott wainwright

Globalism’s Propagandists Depend on Censorship

People see through their lies.

26.04.2026 20

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J.b. Shurk

How Equality Destroys a State

America is built on the concept of equality, but that concept has to be understood properly to prevent the country’s downfall.

26.04.2026 7

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Dalton henderson

For Some Social Watchdogs, Success is not an Option

The SPLC is far from the only organization attempting to criminalize normal behavior.

26.04.2026 10

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George M. Perry

Leaving Kierkegaard

It’s time we outgrow the 19th-century philosopher who, in his own way, presaged post-modern views about Christianity.

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Arthur Schaper