Discipline, Determination, and Data Will Get Us Through the Pandemic
Getting through the worst of the pandemic won’t be easy, but we need to be smart, resilient, and disciplined, and go where the data take us.
Great America
Lessons from Another World
Booker T. Washington believed that his work succeeded because it was in concord with immutable laws of human nature. But we now believe that there is no such thing as human nature.
A Demagogue Named Barack Obama: His DNC Speech
Obama's speech offered very little of substance about the man it was directed against, but it said much about the man who delivered it.
Voting with Your Feet in a New Age of Exit
Pandemic-inspired reshuffling is a soft manifestation of something deeper.
Google Is Getting Grabby
Given the brazenness of Google’s purloining and the historic precedent a Supreme Court decision could set, it’s no surprise that people from many creative walks of life are voicing support for Oracle.
Lifting Weights and Going on Dates
The simplest advice is often the best.
The Solution to Radical Judges Is to Revive Article V
The U.S. Supreme Court should not have the final say on our Constitution’s meaning.
A Historical City Went From Boom to Bust in the Blink of an Eye
Western Pennsylvania was oil country, and for a brief moment in history, Pithole was the best and the worst of it. It held all of the dreams and greed and enterprise needed to prosper as well as fail.
The Left Doesn’t Really Believe All Lives Matter
For the Left, the idea that America suffers from “systemic racism” seems to justify the view that white people can never be victims, only perpetrators, of crimes.
‘Racism’ Is a Matter of Definition
Perhaps the worst indictment of racial justice activism is its willingness to dismiss personal responsibility.
Whitmer’s Unilateralism Persists
At this point, it’s obvious that Michigan’s governor is engaged in a naked bid to extend indefinitely her despotic, one-woman show. So much for consent of the governed.
California’s Proposed Wealth Tax Is a Misguided Model for America
If Californian politicians have proven anything, it’s that their appetite for more, more, more, shall not abate. Once they’ve eaten the rich, they’re going to eat you.
The Ruling Class Is Selling Out America
We have been duped for far too long by these swamp creatures.
Trump and Netanyahu Debunk the Failed Consensus
At long last, the U.S. has a president grounded in reality.
Why Cannon Hinnant’s Death Is Shrugged Off
To successfully commit moral blackmail against America, the media and liberal elites have to pretend a 5-year-old’s murder is no big deal.
Does the Left Actually Care About Women?
It’s been 100 years since women got the vote, but how many more women and children will pay the price for left-wing policies that kowtow to ideology instead of common sense?
Martin Luther King, Jr., the American Revolutionaries, and the Politics of Parallel Reality
Throughout the Stamp Act crisis of the 1760s—the “Prologue to Revolution,” according to the title of historian Edmund S. Morgan’s published collection of documents—the British […]
Is America Even a Nation of Laws?
The sheer gigantism of the state makes it impossible for people to know what the relevant laws are, for most spheres of human action; and it is a short step from not knowing the law, to seeing that nobody else knows it, to shrugging and not caring what it is.
Everything the Left Touches It Ruins. Now Add Science.
As seen in their treatment of the statues of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, the left can tear down, but it cannot build.
Against “Black Lives Matter”
Factual evidence, peaceful streets, and open discourse are the hallmarks of democratic governance. Because BLM flouts all of these values, it deserves our condemnation.