For decades, the United States has treated the Iranian regime as a problem to be managed. The result has been decades of escalation, proxy warfare, regional instability, and recurring crises centered around one of the most strategically important waterways on earth: the Strait of Hormuz. At some point, Americans are … [read article]
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Gun Violence in America: The Stark Disparities and the Hard Questions They Raise
For years, the national conversation about gun violence has been loud, emotional, and often driven by headline-grabbing events. Each time a criminal uses a gun, the Left seizes the story to decry regular citizens' right to keep and bear arms, and ignore the key human element in the matter. But the underlying human … [read article]
May Day in America: A Radical Tradition Returns—and Raises Hard Questions
What is May Day? May 1 has always meant more than a date on the calendar. Internationally, May Day grew out of labor activism in the late 19th century. Over time, in many parts of the world, it became associated with socialist and communist movements, mass demonstrations, and political messaging about class, power, … [read article]
“All Animals Are Equal”: How Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ Exposed the Lie at the Heart of Collectivism
George Orwell didn’t write Animal Farm as a children’s story. He wrote it as a warning. A warning about what happens when noble-sounding ideas—equality, fairness, collective good—are placed in the hands of those eager to manipulate them for power. Today, May Day, when Marxists celebrate communism, Hollywood … [read article]
May Day in America: A Radical Marxist Tradition Reemerges
May 1 has long carried meaning far beyond the calendar. Known internationally as May Day, it began as a labor movement commemoration in the late 19th century, tied to the fight for workers’ rights. But over time, in much of the world, it became deeply associated with socialist and communist movements, state … [read article]
The Supreme Court Draws the Line: America Should Not Be Gerrymandered by Race
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais marks a major moment in America’s long struggle over voting rights, representation, and the meaning of equal protection under the Constitution. By striking down Louisiana’s congressional map as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, the Court reaffirmed a principle … [read article]
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