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By Joseph Ford Cotto

A nuanced view of a man who became a vital Trump ally.

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By John F. Di Leo

It’s notoriously difficult to prove vote fraud. But there are some huge red flags here.

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By John Green

How long will we remain the freest country in the world? That’s hard to say.

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By J.B. Shurk

They are liars who encourage leftwing violence.

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By Gary Gindler

The connection between nineteenth-century humanism and antisemitism is both historical and moderately doctrinal.

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By Milli Sands

The two ideologies doing battle against the modern West have a shared belief: It’s going to get a lot worse (often with their help) before it magically gets better.

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By Brian C. Joondeph

Public confidence collapsed not because Americans asked too many questions, but because too many went unanswered.

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By John Dale Dunn

In his three most recent books, Saad takes aim at the fashionable ideas undermining reason, merit, happiness, and the West’s instinct for survival.

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By Clarice Feldman

 It seems that we are paying super-woke people to denigrate our history and culture, and because of the way in which the governance of this important institution is set up, there’s little power for the White House to quickly change it.

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By Lewis Dovland

Whenever leftists say something is “for the kids,” you know that your constitutional rights are under attack.

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By Richard Kirk

We should resist the desire to forget the price paid for Dr. Fauci’s dream of creating novel vaccines for yet-to-appear superviruses. 

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By Milli Sands

Not only did he intentionally mock this solemn day, but he did so in a way that was historically and logically incoherent.

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By Thom Nickels

The political consequences of the Asbury Revival will still be felt for years to come.

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By Allan J. Feifer

That’s because socialism follows an inevitable trajectory. The real question is whether America can reject socialism before a bitter end comes our way.

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By Stuart Creque

The meteoric rise and torturous fall of Graham Platner in Democratic Party politics may seem perplexing. 

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By Milli Sands

Under the new paradigm, every aspect of American life will be more efficient and affordable.

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By Thom Nickels

Qualified women should certainly take their place at the top if they are the best candidates for the job...but that’s not what’s happening.

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By William Sullivan

Criticisms of Nolan’s creative choices in The Odyssey aren’t limited to the political right.

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By Scott S. Powell

Many Americans see that law enforcement and the justice system in America have devolved into a state resembling the procedures and protocols of banana republics. 

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By Lars Møller

British conservatism in the shadow of Blair’s revolution: the enduring witness of Sir Roger Scruton and The Salisbury Review.