American Thinker
General Washington And The Other Declaration of 1776
In July 1776, Congress proclaimed independence—and George Washington prepared an army to defend it.
The Rarest Treasure in Human History
Individual liberty is not mankind’s default condition. It is civilization’s rarest achievement.
Concrete Laundering In Iraq
How Iraq’s Elaf Islamic Bank may be testing the limits of American sanctions.
The Devalued American Dream
In the last several decades, we’ve traveled from the long-standing belief in earned opportunity to fulfill individual dreams to passively expected entitlements.
The Sorrows Of Young Wittgenstein
Traditionally, we like to celebrate genius and indulge in romantic fantasies about the source of special insights, but overlook personal suffering as a companion.
Trump: The Perfect President for America 250
The most unapologetically pro-America president in American history gets to preside over arguably the most celebratory term in our nation’s storied history.
The World Cup Is an American Success Story
Foreign visitors beyond count are getting to see the best of what the USA can offer.
The Supreme Court Crushed Third-World Mass Immigration—Do GOP Voters Care?
Yes, they failed on birthright citizenship, but this is still a major win.
Containing Socialism at Home
As the 250th anniversary of our declaring independence from British tyranny nears, what’s affirmed is that America is preordained to be the battleground between liberty and tyranny — whatever the stripe.