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Think More: Monday, July 13, 2026
DOJ noncitizen voting cases, the DSA's Michigan run, $225M in school fraud, and the coming end of mass literacy.
People Who Can Still Read Will Rule the World
If the illiterate Dark Ages are indeed coming, at least we will have our stacks of hardcovers to comfort us.
Think More: Friday, July 10, 2026
Birthright citizenship back before the Court, DOJ sues Maryland, Microsoft's H-1B layoffs, the broken Iran ceasefire, and more.
The Crisis Britain Refuses to Confront
In Northern Ireland, there has been rioting and the expulsion of innocent immigrants from their homes. Welcome to Britain in 2026.
Think More: Thursday, July 9, 2026
The White House vs. the Smithsonian, the Platner reversal, DOJ's noncitizen-voting warning, and more.
Liberals Found a Trad Wife They Like
In America, Muslim women who embody visible religious traditionalism are revered by liberal feminists.
Think More: Wednesday, July 8, 2026
Birth tourism and citizenship, the Court and the administrative state, a lapsed surveillance law, the left's candidates and their cash, and more.
Thune Gets Senate History Wrong
Mike Lee isn't asking Thune to do something extraordinary. He’s only asking to use the Senate’s rules as senators used them in the past.
The Bill Comes Due for College-for-All
A new Napolitan News Service survey finds voters back good non-degree jobs over universal college access, 68% to 23%.
Think More: Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Mamdani's Independence Day, the DSA's rise, the Founders and equality, grade inflation and failing schools, the student-loan cutoff, and more.
The American Tradition Of Self-Deportation
President George Washington warned against foreign influence and the dangers of divided loyalties — still America’s greatest internal threat.
Think More: Monday, July 6, 2026
The DSA's high-water mark, Mamdani's base, the Butler files, the FBI's Twitter payments, Florida's terror designations, and more.
The Radical Left’s Religion of Destruction
We’ve been here before, and it wasn’t really that long ago.
Think More: America at 250
The Declaration at 250, from Clarence Thomas to Gordon Wood, the Ken Burns fight, and the next 250 years.
Am I Proud to be an American?
Patriotism is the virtue proper to this birthright, and rightly understood, it's rooted in civic friendship oriented toward the common good.
Think More: Thursday, July 2, 2026
The birthright ruling and the ICE surge, the border's human ledger, L.A. Metro's fare collapse, the FCC and the airwaves, and the Declaration at 250.
The Innovation Nation
Innovators and entrepreneurs shape society and move the nation forward.
Think More: Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Democratic socialists profess communism, a socialist unseats a Denver incumbent, Fauci's fragile pardon, new deportation tools, and more.
The Tiny Rule That Can Paralyze Congress
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has pledged to vote against any special rule on the House floor until the Senate passes the SAVE America Act.
Think More: Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Birthright citizenship survives at the Court, DOJ presses tuition suits, the Left’s long road continues, voters still name the economy first, and more.