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Woke: When the Evidence Is Too Strong to Hide
The article examines the detrimental effects of woke ideology on individuals and society, particularly in education and mental health.
A slip of the mask
Imam Suleiman's reaction to Sen. Graham's death exposes the troubling normalization of hatred in today's polarized society.
Wake Up About Being “Woke”
A compelling call for Americans to awaken to the threats posed by political polarization and cultural conflicts undermining the nation's core values.
Glass Houses: When accusations become weapons, accountability becomes unavoidable.
if you are going to accuse, investigate, and attempt to destroy reputations, then you had better be absolutely certain that your own house is in order.
The End of the Old Order—and the Beginning of Renewal
The end of imposed order is not necessarily chaos, it may be the precondition for a vigorous renewal. It may be, not disorder, but release.
US Politics & Government
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text, Part II
This article analyzes the constitutional transformation of corporations into political actors, focusing on the Santa Clara decision's implications.
The 2nd Amendment Opinion That Scrambled the Partisan Script
A recent court ruling on assault weapon bans defies partisan expectations, highlighting the role of Democratic appointees in Second Amendment jurisprudence.
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text
This article delves into the controversial evolution of corporate personhood and its impact on American constitutional law.
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Decision on Girls’ Sports
The Supreme Court's ruling on girls' sports highlights critical legal and gender issues surrounding transgender athletes and state laws.
A Look at the Major Supreme Court Decisions This Term
The Supreme Court's recent term featured pivotal rulings on executive power, gun rights, election integrity, and civil liberties.
US Economy & Business
Socialism and the Human Factor: Why It Always Fails
Socialism's theoretical promises collapse under the realities of human nature, leading to historical failures and societal distress.
Wealth inflation skyrockets
The evolution from millionaires to trillionaires reveals shifting economic benchmarks and the vital role of entrepreneurship in society.
Debt remembered and debt ignored
Memorial Day contrasts sacrifice of fallen service members with the rising national debt, highlighting responsibility, discipline, and long-term fiscal consequences.
Fresh bite on a vintage motto
Rising beef prices and inflation are reshaping American food culture as consumers confront shrinking purchasing power and grocery sticker shock.
“Despite” the Truth
Despite signals media skepticism—like “bless his heart”—subtly masking criticism of Trump’s policies and their real-world impact.
US Law & Rights
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text, Part II
This article analyzes the constitutional transformation of corporations into political actors, focusing on the Santa Clara decision's implications.
The 2nd Amendment Opinion That Scrambled the Partisan Script
A recent court ruling on assault weapon bans defies partisan expectations, highlighting the role of Democratic appointees in Second Amendment jurisprudence.
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text
This article delves into the controversial evolution of corporate personhood and its impact on American constitutional law.
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Decision on Girls’ Sports
The Supreme Court's ruling on girls' sports highlights critical legal and gender issues surrounding transgender athletes and state laws.
A Look at the Major Supreme Court Decisions This Term
The Supreme Court's recent term featured pivotal rulings on executive power, gun rights, election integrity, and civil liberties.
Media & Free Speech
Don’t Mistake the Messenger for the Message: On the Question of Trump’s Intelligence
This piece critiques the arguments against Trump's intelligence, revealing deeper societal conflicts in political discourse.
CBS Radio News signs off
CBS radio news signs off marking the decline of AM radio news and a historic shift in broadcast journalism driven by digital disruption.
Scandal in the age of exposure
An analysis of how modern media speed and digital exposure transform personal scandals into public crises, reshaping NFL culture and crisis management.
The Death of Truth in the Mainstream Media
Freedom of the press, enshrined in the First Amendment, ensures a free society through honest information—not by shaping reality, but by reporting it.
Hanoi Jane Typifies Hollywood Idiocy
After the United States and Israel launched military operations in Iran, wacky Jane Fonda decided to insert herself into the news again.
Science & Technology
AI Insiders Warn of Hyperscaling Risks
Major tech firms are spending billions on AI, but insiders remain divided over whether the investment will pay off.
The Future of Free Speech
This article examines the evolving landscape of free speech and the pervasive threat of censorship in the digital age.
China’s Secret Weapon in the AI Arms Race: American Fear
China's covert influence operations exploit American fears about AI, threatening U.S. innovation and national security.
The Origin of COVID: Beyond Natural and Lab Theories
The article investigates the contentious theories surrounding the origins of COVID-19, exploring both natural and lab-based explanations, while also addressing the ethical and cultural ramifications of the pandemic's emergence.
NASA Solidifies First Moon Base Missions: What to Know
Concrete work toward humanity’s first moon base will begin around the lunar south pole this year, NASA leadership announced.
World Affairs
One Road, Two Destinations: the CCP’s strategic logic from Lhasa to Taipei
This analysis delves into the CCP's differing strategies for Tibet and Taiwan, revealing significant geopolitical implications.
What’s Driving Germany’s Planned €800 Billion Remilitarization?
Germany's €800 billion remilitarization signals a significant shift in NATO's strategy and its relationship with Russia.
The Dragon at the Gorge: Infrastructure Gigantism and the Coming Metabolic Rift of Asia
China's Medog Hydropower Station raises critical questions about regional security, environmental sustainability, and water management in Asia.
Budanov Crushed Ukrainian Nationalists’ Fantasy Of An Ethnically Pure State
Ukrainian nationalists' dreams of an ethnically pure state clash with the reality of a multicultural society emerging from conflict.
Entire Crowd STUNNED as Melanie Phillips Gives Chilling Warning on Islam!
Melanie Phillips issues a chilling warning on Islam at the 2026 JNS Policy Summit, highlighting Israel's pressing challenges.
Defense & Global Security
America First Has Never Meant America Alone
The article argues that America's history demonstrates the necessity of alliances for national security and interests.
The Iranian Question: Why “Permanent Solutions” Fail
The article examines the historical and strategic complexities of Iran, arguing against the notion of permanent solutions in statecraft.
Poland Finally Realizes The Geostrategic Challenge Posed By Ukraine
Poland confronts a new geostrategic reality as Ukraine emerges as a competitor for regional influence and security.
Poland Could Quickly Denazify Ukraine Without Firing A Single Shot But Tusk Refuses To Do So
Poland could leverage its position as a transit state to influence Ukraine's political direction and enhance its own security.
Ukraine’s Spree Of Strikes Against Russia Is More Showmanship Than Strategy
Ukraine's military strikes against Russia prioritize dramatic visuals over strategic effectiveness, reflecting war fatigue in the West.
Society & Culture
In air we trust
Air conditioning has reshaped American culture, promoting comfort at the expense of resilience and community, as illustrated by contrasting generational experiences.
Satire and the Italian soul
The piece was written in the spirit of comedienne Jeff Foxworthy’s renowned “You might be a redneck …” routine. It is a comedic ruse that works because it is rooted in regard for the community.
Ode to America: Celebration of 250 Glorious Years of Liberty
O America, beloved land, may Heaven keep thy spirit eagle free.
America at 250: How Far We’ve Come—and the Work That Still Lies Ahead
America's 250th anniversary prompts reflection on progress, challenges, and the importance of teaching a comprehensive history.
That bonded minute
As America approaches its 250th birthday, a revival of the Bicentennial Minute could foster unity and reflection on shared history.
AcrossVoices
Across Views
Woke: When the Evidence Is Too Strong to Hide
The article examines the detrimental effects of woke ideology on individuals and society, particularly in education and mental health.
A slip of the mask
Imam Suleiman's reaction to Sen. Graham's death exposes the troubling normalization of hatred in today's polarized society.
Wake Up About Being “Woke”
A compelling call for Americans to awaken to the threats posed by political polarization and cultural conflicts undermining the nation's core values.
Glass Houses: When accusations become weapons, accountability becomes unavoidable.
if you are going to accuse, investigate, and attempt to destroy reputations, then you had better be absolutely certain that your own house is in order.
The End of the Old Order—and the Beginning of Renewal
The end of imposed order is not necessarily chaos, it may be the precondition for a vigorous renewal. It may be, not disorder, but release.
US Politics & Government
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text, Part II
This article analyzes the constitutional transformation of corporations into political actors, focusing on the Santa Clara decision's implications.
The 2nd Amendment Opinion That Scrambled the Partisan Script
A recent court ruling on assault weapon bans defies partisan expectations, highlighting the role of Democratic appointees in Second Amendment jurisprudence.
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text
This article delves into the controversial evolution of corporate personhood and its impact on American constitutional law.
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Decision on Girls’ Sports
The Supreme Court's ruling on girls' sports highlights critical legal and gender issues surrounding transgender athletes and state laws.
A Look at the Major Supreme Court Decisions This Term
The Supreme Court's recent term featured pivotal rulings on executive power, gun rights, election integrity, and civil liberties.
US Economy & Business
Socialism and the Human Factor: Why It Always Fails
Socialism's theoretical promises collapse under the realities of human nature, leading to historical failures and societal distress.
Wealth inflation skyrockets
The evolution from millionaires to trillionaires reveals shifting economic benchmarks and the vital role of entrepreneurship in society.
Debt remembered and debt ignored
Memorial Day contrasts sacrifice of fallen service members with the rising national debt, highlighting responsibility, discipline, and long-term fiscal consequences.
Fresh bite on a vintage motto
Rising beef prices and inflation are reshaping American food culture as consumers confront shrinking purchasing power and grocery sticker shock.
“Despite” the Truth
Despite signals media skepticism—like “bless his heart”—subtly masking criticism of Trump’s policies and their real-world impact.
US Law & Rights
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text, Part II
This article analyzes the constitutional transformation of corporations into political actors, focusing on the Santa Clara decision's implications.
The 2nd Amendment Opinion That Scrambled the Partisan Script
A recent court ruling on assault weapon bans defies partisan expectations, highlighting the role of Democratic appointees in Second Amendment jurisprudence.
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text
This article delves into the controversial evolution of corporate personhood and its impact on American constitutional law.
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Decision on Girls’ Sports
The Supreme Court's ruling on girls' sports highlights critical legal and gender issues surrounding transgender athletes and state laws.
A Look at the Major Supreme Court Decisions This Term
The Supreme Court's recent term featured pivotal rulings on executive power, gun rights, election integrity, and civil liberties.
Media & Free Speech
Don’t Mistake the Messenger for the Message: On the Question of Trump’s Intelligence
This piece critiques the arguments against Trump's intelligence, revealing deeper societal conflicts in political discourse.
CBS Radio News signs off
CBS radio news signs off marking the decline of AM radio news and a historic shift in broadcast journalism driven by digital disruption.
Scandal in the age of exposure
An analysis of how modern media speed and digital exposure transform personal scandals into public crises, reshaping NFL culture and crisis management.
The Death of Truth in the Mainstream Media
Freedom of the press, enshrined in the First Amendment, ensures a free society through honest information—not by shaping reality, but by reporting it.
Hanoi Jane Typifies Hollywood Idiocy
After the United States and Israel launched military operations in Iran, wacky Jane Fonda decided to insert herself into the news again.
Science & Technology
AI Insiders Warn of Hyperscaling Risks
Major tech firms are spending billions on AI, but insiders remain divided over whether the investment will pay off.
The Future of Free Speech
This article examines the evolving landscape of free speech and the pervasive threat of censorship in the digital age.
China’s Secret Weapon in the AI Arms Race: American Fear
China's covert influence operations exploit American fears about AI, threatening U.S. innovation and national security.
The Origin of COVID: Beyond Natural and Lab Theories
The article investigates the contentious theories surrounding the origins of COVID-19, exploring both natural and lab-based explanations, while also addressing the ethical and cultural ramifications of the pandemic's emergence.
NASA Solidifies First Moon Base Missions: What to Know
Concrete work toward humanity’s first moon base will begin around the lunar south pole this year, NASA leadership announced.
World Affairs
One Road, Two Destinations: the CCP’s strategic logic from Lhasa to Taipei
This analysis delves into the CCP's differing strategies for Tibet and Taiwan, revealing significant geopolitical implications.
What’s Driving Germany’s Planned €800 Billion Remilitarization?
Germany's €800 billion remilitarization signals a significant shift in NATO's strategy and its relationship with Russia.
The Dragon at the Gorge: Infrastructure Gigantism and the Coming Metabolic Rift of Asia
China's Medog Hydropower Station raises critical questions about regional security, environmental sustainability, and water management in Asia.
Budanov Crushed Ukrainian Nationalists’ Fantasy Of An Ethnically Pure State
Ukrainian nationalists' dreams of an ethnically pure state clash with the reality of a multicultural society emerging from conflict.
Entire Crowd STUNNED as Melanie Phillips Gives Chilling Warning on Islam!
Melanie Phillips issues a chilling warning on Islam at the 2026 JNS Policy Summit, highlighting Israel's pressing challenges.
Defense & Global Security
America First Has Never Meant America Alone
The article argues that America's history demonstrates the necessity of alliances for national security and interests.
The Iranian Question: Why “Permanent Solutions” Fail
The article examines the historical and strategic complexities of Iran, arguing against the notion of permanent solutions in statecraft.
Poland Finally Realizes The Geostrategic Challenge Posed By Ukraine
Poland confronts a new geostrategic reality as Ukraine emerges as a competitor for regional influence and security.
Poland Could Quickly Denazify Ukraine Without Firing A Single Shot But Tusk Refuses To Do So
Poland could leverage its position as a transit state to influence Ukraine's political direction and enhance its own security.
Ukraine’s Spree Of Strikes Against Russia Is More Showmanship Than Strategy
Ukraine's military strikes against Russia prioritize dramatic visuals over strategic effectiveness, reflecting war fatigue in the West.
Society & Culture
In air we trust
Air conditioning has reshaped American culture, promoting comfort at the expense of resilience and community, as illustrated by contrasting generational experiences.
Satire and the Italian soul
The piece was written in the spirit of comedienne Jeff Foxworthy’s renowned “You might be a redneck …” routine. It is a comedic ruse that works because it is rooted in regard for the community.
Ode to America: Celebration of 250 Glorious Years of Liberty
O America, beloved land, may Heaven keep thy spirit eagle free.
America at 250: How Far We’ve Come—and the Work That Still Lies Ahead
America's 250th anniversary prompts reflection on progress, challenges, and the importance of teaching a comprehensive history.
That bonded minute
As America approaches its 250th birthday, a revival of the Bicentennial Minute could foster unity and reflection on shared history.
AcrossVoices
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The article examines the detrimental effects of woke ideology on individuals and society, particularly in education and mental health.
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This analysis delves into the CCP's differing strategies for Tibet and Taiwan, revealing significant geopolitical implications.
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The article examines the detrimental effects of woke ideology on individuals and society, particularly in education and mental health.
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This analysis delves into the CCP's differing strategies for Tibet and Taiwan, revealing significant geopolitical implications.
Corporate Personhood: Constitutional Doctrine Without Constitutional Text, Part II
This article analyzes the constitutional transformation of corporations into political actors, focusing on the Santa Clara decision's implications.
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