Black Americans Embrace Florida
Governor Ron DeSantis is standing up for everyday Americans, which helps explain why people of all races are moving to Florida in droves.
Greatness Agenda
Send Them Back
We are witnessing the most malicious voter registration campaign in human history.
No Hoaxes Necessary
The truth about the crisis at the southern border is bad enough.
DeSantis, the Territorial Itch, and America’s Real Threat
We should not allow a territorial dispute in Europe to distract us from the real danger that threatens us and the free world.
The Corruption of Climate Science
Instead of fighting anti-civilization lunacy, corporations are taking their money off the table, along with their life-affirming affordable fuel.
‘It Is a Risk I Am Willing to Take. So Bring It On’
Nine Line's Tyler Merritt cries foul over Chinese Communist slave labor fabric in the apparel business.
The People of Corn
Corn is now central to the way America functions as a nation, socially, economically and politically. And that means big power—not just at home but also abroad.
Accommodation Is Capitulation
The fight over new civics education standards isn’t a mere academic squabble. It’s about resisting and rejecting a corrosive left-wing view of America.
Teachers’ Union Transgressions
Why would any dedicated teacher want to be associated with such a disreputable group?
Evicting Vets for Migrants Is Rock Bottom Amid Border Meltdown
A government that prioritizes foreign nationals over our children and homeless veterans cannot command the support of the governed.
Everything New Under the Sun
History and civics scores plummet in our constitutional republic.
Anti-Conservative Civics
The advocates for EAD have smartly put a nonpartisan looking pedagogy at the center of the project, but it doesn’t take a Marx or Foucault to discern the vigorous politics
embedded in the method.
embedded in the method.
Importing Problems
There are too many immigrants, legal and illegal, and there are certainly too many immigrants committing ordinary crimes once they are among us.
Strain of Border Crisis Is Fueling a Spike in Violence
It is the supreme arrogance of the current administration that they can enact such irresponsible border policies and expect no social dysfunction to result.
Tenure Is In Trouble for Professors on the Right
The case against Amy Wax at the
University of Pennsylvania Law School goes nuclear.
University of Pennsylvania Law School goes nuclear.
The War on Boys and Girls
Fractured American families and disturbed children. What—and who—is behind it?
The Long Road To Confronting China’s War on Religion
How much leverage does the West really have over a nation on which it relies for basic necessities, including medical and technological supplies?
The Debt Ceiling Fight Doesn’t Advance America First
The GOP can still use the debt limit debate to demand cuts to unnecessary programs and left-wing slush funds. But the timing is wrong to escalate this into a shutdown.
American Foreign Policy’s Midlife Crisis
Unlike in 1945, we are no longer the supremely productive, innovative, culturally united, and powerful America of yesteryear.
Motor Voter Needs Modernization Now
The Motor Voter law just turned 30 and is showing signs of wear and tear. It’s time to modernize it.