Politics

The Cancelled Black Harvard Professor Who Found No Racial Bias in Police Shootings 6
- Education, Featured, Politics
- February 22, 2024
Unless you have lived under a rock for the last four years, you will be very familiar with the claim that black Americans are disproportionately victims of police shootings compared with their white counterparts. But a nearly eight-year-old study challenging this narrative is enjoying renewed attention thanks to a recent high-profile interview of the study’s
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What’s America To Do With a Weaponized Intelligence Community?6
- Politics, Featured
- February 21, 2024
The Intelligence Community of the United States of America has been weaponized against the incumbent leader’s political opposition, having even turned the spy agencies of our closest allies against the leading Republican candidate. This is the inescapable conclusion to be drawn if a bombshell report released last week is accurate. Relying on “multiple credible witnesses,”
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Is Illegal Immigration Creating a New Slave Caste?3
- Politics, Culture, Featured
- February 20, 2024
Belatedly, the southern border crisis is getting the attention it deserves. There’s wall-to-wall coverage in the legacy and conservative press, independent documentaries proliferating on the subject, a Tucker Carlson interview with Bret Weinstein attracting over 15 million views on X, and President Joe Biden blaming Trump for a failed bill that involved the border crisis.
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Can We Trust Our Elections? 28 Percent of Mail-In Voters Confess Fraud in 2020 5
- Politics, Featured
- February 16, 2024
With all the complications and mandates of 2020, it’s safe to say it was an election unlike any other. Mail-in voting, debates over voter ID, and ballot drop boxes suddenly confronted every voter. Now, the next presidential election quickly approaches, but have we really considered if the 2020 election should be the model going forward?
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Bringing Down the Game of Thrones: A Revolution of Restoration Is Underway 1
- Culture, Featured, Politics
- February 15, 2024
In his 1997 memoir Drawing Life: Surviving the Unabomber, Yale University professor David Gelernter tells us of the mail bomb that exploded in his hands and forever changed his life. In this account of his long period of treatment and recovery, Gelernter caused a stir with his criticisms of American culture, at least one of
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Kitchen Table Patriots: Ronald Reagan’s Warning to America Might Surprise You 3
- Culture, Politics
- February 14, 2024
Speaking from the Oval Office on January 11, 1989, President Ronald Reagan delivered his farewell address to the nation. He was affable, warm, and modest in these parting remarks—so much so that even in print his words glow with appeal and charm. As he so often did, he peppered his remarks with personal anecdotes and
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