728 x 90



Latest Posts

Top Authors

  • Modern Childhood and the Death of the Seesaw

    Modern Childhood and the Death of the Seesaw0

    Save this article to favorites

    READ MORE
  • Modern America Through Edmund Burke’s Eyes

    Modern America Through Edmund Burke’s Eyes0

    As those serious about influencing the nation on both sides of the aisle understand, winning in politics first requires winning the culture. Doing so necessitates both a keen eye for recognizing cultural trends and the creative foresight to envision how best to guide a culture back to true principles by which a people can safely

    READ MORE
  • Moderate Drinkers Have Better Emotional Health

    Moderate Drinkers Have Better Emotional Health0

    According to Gallup, less than 1 in 5 Americans believe that drinking alcohol can benefit your health. But studies are showing that not only can moderate alcohol consumption benefit your physical health, it is also linked with better emotional health. When Gallup compared nondrinkers (0 drinks per week) and heavy drinkers (15+ drinks per week)

    READ MORE
  • MN Likely to Teach Students That Police Started as Slave Patrols

    MN Likely to Teach Students That Police Started as Slave Patrols3

    Police have existed since the ancient Sumerian civilization, thousands of years ago. They did not originate with slave patrols. But Minnesota is preparing to teach students that policing began with slave patrols. This false teaching is included in a draft ethnic studies component to Minnesota social studies classes. It’s a weird, historically-inaccurate new curriculum drafted

    READ MORE
  • MLK’s ‘Dream’ Speech Is Coming True, His Niece Says

    MLK’s ‘Dream’ Speech Is Coming True, His Niece Says0

    Martin Luther King Jr.’s niece says her uncle’s vision in his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech is being brought to fruition today. “Are we living in a perfect society today? No, but the dream is being realized 55 years later,” pro-life activist Alveda King told The Daily Signal in an interview Monday ahead of

    READ MORE
  • MLK’s Nobel Peace Prize Speech

    MLK’s Nobel Peace Prize Speech0

    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s relentless commitment to peace resulted in an extraordinary honor. On Oct. 14, 1964 the Georgia-born minister became the youngest person to ever win the award, which he received for his nonviolent resistance to racial oppression. Two months later, King, who donated the $54,123 Nobel Prize money to the civil rights

    READ MORE