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Maine Teachers Speak Out on the Decline of Public Education
What is actually happening inside Maine's schools?
Follow the Rats: America’s Worst-Run Cities Share a Common Thread
Look at who runs these cities. Notice anything?
Marxism and Democracy
The Marxist playbook remains in use in the United States.
The New Cold War Is Getting Hotter
Are American national security leaders educated and up to the challenge?
The American Promise of Religious Liberty
Along the bottom of the canvas, an inscription celebrates the treaty as a foundation of religious and civil liberty in America.
The End of Secrets
Artificial intelligence may finally give governments the surveillance state they always wanted.
Congress Passed a Religious Freedom Law. Then Christian Employers Had to Go to Court.
The CEA case shows that religious freedom protections can work and what it takes to use them when a federal mandate reaches the door.
Not Your Grandfather’s Illegal Immigration
Drug cartels get wealthier and U.S. taxpayers get soaked because Washington won’t deal with the present.
Christian Employers Need Banking They Can Trust
Our religious choices should not be met with financial consequences.
The Music That Crossed the Color Line
The fiddler’s performance reaches everyone, even as the social conventions governing who belongs inside remain intact.
The Real Nakba
The corrupt Palestinian Authority shows that democratic self-government, the bedrock of sovereignty, is still a long time coming.
The Discovery of America Through the Eyes of Edward Hicks
The painting offers a glimpse of how Americans once understood the origins of their civilization, and how dramatically that understanding has changed.
Christopher Columbus and the Modern Hatred of Great Men
The obvious solution would be to dispense with history altogether. Unfortunately, this would leave us with the present, which is hardly an improvement.
Dershowitz Warns Jack Smith’s Surveillance Tactics Could Threaten Every American’s Civil Liberties
Dershowitz, who previously represented Trump, said he does not know whether his own calls were among those monitored.
The Flight 1073 Election
Charge the cockpit.
The Right Finally Gets a Law Firm of Its Own
A new legal institution to fight Lawfare and Barfare—and win
When Technology Outruns Accountability
If a handful of researchers are working with organisms capable of causing mass casualties, the rest of society is part of the risk pool.
Mystery Death at Siberian Plague Lab Raises Questions Over Possible Exposure
Dr. Peter McCullough described the illness as fulminant, meaning it progressed extremely quickly.
A Vanishing World on the Missouri
By the time Bingham painted the scene, the fur-trading culture it depicts was already beginning to fade.
Appeals Court Backs Pentagon Decision to Remove Claude From Supply Chain
The ruling, as described in the broadcast, affirmed Pete Hegseth’s authority to exclude Anthropic’s AI product under a federal supply-chain security law.