June 14 brought flags, parades, protests, a fake senator scuffle, a political shooting, and Iran’s unraveling—all under the shadow of Trump’s birthday.
The Trump-Musk feud played out like internet-age theater—loud, messy, and probably temporary, with politics, ego, and spectacle trading blows center stage.
Conservatism, at its core, is a cheerful fidelity to reality—skeptical of utopias, wary of unintended consequences, and unafraid to call things by their proper names.
William F. Buckley Jr.’s centenary arrives as free speech falters and truth-telling grows perilous—a reminder that every generation must fight anew for civilization’s soul.
By choosing the name Leo, Pope Prevost may be signaling a nod to both workers' rights and world-saving diplomacy—channeling popes who spoke to chaos with clarity.
Academia’s collapse stems not from too much politics, but from the absence of anything but politics—and the virtues needed to resist it are in dangerously short supply.
Democracy requires both freedom and duty, just as Athens under Pericles balanced tolerance with civic responsibility—a lesson our unsettled age urgently needs to relearn.
Climate alarmism, cloaked in pseudoscience and moral posturing, masks a deeper agenda of power, profit, and control—often at the expense of truth and prosperity.
Trump is a political paradigm-shifter, taking bold action where others only talk—disrupting norms, slashing DEI, imposing tariffs, and redrawing the rules of governance.
Columbia and corporate elites cave to Trump’s crackdown on woke institutions, as his administration enforces fiscal discipline and accountability—with years left to escalate.
A. N. Wilson’s God’s Funeral explores the Victorian crisis of faith with wit and skepticism, blending intellectual history with sharp anecdotes that both critique and mourn the loss of belief.
Zelensky’s refusal to wear a suit in the Oval Office wasn’t just a fashion choice—it was theater, signaling defiance, playing to his audience, and raising questions about respect and diplomacy.
Trump’s team delivered a historic first-month briefing, touting DEI’s demise, economic gains, and global diplomacy—leaving the press stunned by the candor and transparency.
Vance's Munich speech slammed European elites for stifling democracy, warned of censorship and mass migration, and urged leaders to respect voters—or risk losing the very system they claim to defend.
Trump and Musk are unraveling the deep state’s secrets at record speed, and the left is panicking—wielding emergency orders, judicial overreach, and legal theatrics to stop the exposure.