Britain’s cultural voice and its sovereign borders, once the proud expressions of a seafaring island nation, now pass, in some measure, through the hands of Indians.
American Thinker
How Javier Milei Took Down Keynes
The question is not whether Milei is right about Keynes. It is whether he can translate that conviction into durable structural change.
60 Years of Artificial Chaos in Service for Revolution
The Cloward-Piven strategy was a calculated blueprint for social disruption. How is it working out?
How Javier Milei Took Dowm Keynes
The question is not whether Milei is right about Keynes. It is whether he can translate that conviction into durable structural change.
Rare Disease Patients Deserve Cures, Too
Importing the failed drug policies of countries that ration care and limit treatment options is no solution at all.
Resurrecting The American Dream
The Founders’ dream of limited government ended when the Supreme Court ruled that enumerated powers were mere suggestions. We need to walk that back.
Mental Health Awareness Is Backfiring: New Science Shows How ‘Helpful’ Campaigns Are Manufacturing Illness
The new data should be a wake-up call.
The Origins Of Revolutionary Terror
Much of the misery inflicted on humanity is due to a profound disconnect within human nature, where lofty, idealized, or noble beliefs (ideology) are driven or accompanied by primitive, selfish, or ignoble impulses (psychology).
Against All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
A country unwilling to defend itself is a country that will not live.
Will SCOTUS Do Plessy Again in Birthright Citizenship Case?
‘Illegal but equal’ is the new ‘separate but equal.’