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Think More: Thursday, June 11, 2026
Los Angeles defunded, a Title IX whistleblower vindicated, UC Davis caught evading the Supreme Court, Britain's £28 billion to its enemies, Albany's data-center freeze, and more.
Why Scott Pelley Doesn’t Matter
Like many things the elites care deeply about, the Scott Pelley incident will have little real-world impact.
Think More: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
NIH biosafety failures, vaccine-injury accountability, the Maine Senate primary, DSA militancy, California's broken count, and more.
Think More: Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Vance refers Walz and Ellison to the DOJ, Eisen's lawfare network exposed, SCOTUS eyes the EPA, and California's election mess
Trust, But Don’t Verify? Food Recalls are Up Amid FDA’s New Inspection Policy
When it comes to America’s food safety, the FDA does not need to reinvent itself. It just needs to show up to work again.
The Receipts Don’t Lie: How Tax Day Proved Democrats Wrong
The truth is now sitting in bank accounts across the country.
Welcome to Lyceum
Welcome to Lyceum, a daily publication of independent thinking for citizens who want reporting, history, and prose more durable than the outrage cycle.
The Anonymous Branch
John Thune runs the United States Senate. Nearly half the country cannot say who he is.
Think More: Monday, June 8, 2026
The Walz $9 billion fraud report, the $825M network behind Newark's ICE riots, 101 more Hamas staffers at UNRWA, and more.
Think More: Friday, June 5, 2026
The SPLC fraud indictment, $186B in federal waste, the CBS News purge, Chinese money at Stanford, and more.
Think More: Thursday, June 4, 2026
A CIA officer’s $40 million in gold, the Tenderloin’s Honduran cartels, Maine’s Democratic mess, Trump’s AI order, and the religious-liberty fight.
The Squeeze Nobody Voted For
A new Napolitan survey finds 64% of voters say they are spending more than a year ago. The squeeze crosses party lines, and Democrats now lead on the economy.
Think More: Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Zeldin's $29 billion in referrals, a quarter-billion-dollar food fraud, an Iranian agent in New York, the accreditation racket, and the spending squeeze.
One Bill From Trouble
A plurality of voters say the country is already in a recession. Beneath the argument over the label, the survey finds a nation split between those with a cushion and those without one.
Think More: Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Paxton ousts Cornyn, Rabb's socialist win, California's NGO money, a third UCLA antisemitism suit, and the economy.
Think More: Tuesday, May 26, 2026
Oxnevad on Beijing's hand in your power bill, Solomon on the buried Mar-a-Lago memo, Flannery at the Tomb, Bray on Newsom's phantom railhead.
He Who Rewrites the Story — Rules
Two reports expose how a narrow elite is rewriting America's monuments and overriding the public they're meant to serve.
Welcome to the Machine
Sydney Harris warned that men would learn to think like machines. He did not foresee that machines would become the judges of what men make.
The People Who Still Trust Washington
Voter confidence in the federal government slips to 24%, and the few believers cluster among the politically obsessed.
Think More: Friday, May 22, 2026
Riley measures the new tech barons against the founders, the CCP runs fraud as statecraft, the data clears Kash Patel, Dreher reads a killer's manifesto, and on Memorial Day weekend, T.R. at Gettysburg.