The Arsenal of Energy
Five presidential determinations, one industrial logic, and the return of Hamiltonian statecraft.
Opinion
What the States Refuse to Show: An Examination of 60 Million Voter Records
Twenty-nine states are fighting in court to keep the Justice Department from looking at their voter rolls. The reason is now public knowledge.
The Justice Draws the Line
Clarence Thomas used his 250th-anniversary speech to name progressivism as the adversary of the Declaration. A verdict, not an argument, and overdue.
The Devil They Need
The Left's permanent enemy is not a flaw in its political program. It is the program.
One System of Law
For more than a decade, the conservative movement has spoken in civilizational terms about the primacy of the Constitution. A reading of HB 1471.
The Doctrine of Coercive Ambiguity
"Fire and fury" was rhetoric backed by potential. The rhetoric of 2026 is backed by Fordow's rubble.