The Pretexts And Motives Behind Government Regulation
Whatever the reason, Murray Rothbard points out that policies enacted as consumer protections instead protect incumbents by determining who may enter a market and how firms may operate.
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The World Needs Mary
Throughout Christian history, the faithful have always imagined what it would have been like to have been present at scenes detailed in the Gospels.
Harvard To Pay $53 Million To Settle Lawsuits Over Stolen Body Parts
The lawsuits accused Harvard of failing to properly supervise its morgue operations after a former manager exploited his position to steal and sell body parts.
Record Eight Black Candidates Vie For Governor Across The US
The candidates have taken different approaches to the significance of their campaigns.
Reminding Corporations What They Are For
Consider Dell Technologies, which, in January 2026, found itself the subject of a proposal seeking transparency about its diversity, equity, and inclusion apparatus. Dialogue ensued
When Virtue Signaling Replaces Character
The trouble begins when support for fashionable causes is treated as proof of good character.
Trump Plans To Meet North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Later This Year
The leaders met in 2018 and 2019, but their summits produced limited progress toward North Korea’s denuclearisation. Efforts to arrange another meeting last year also failed.
Republicans Must Shine The Light Of Freedom To Stop The Socialist Scourge
When Americans should be basking in the light of our hard-fought-for freedoms, standing guard on our God-given rights noted in that declaration, there are Americans ready to turn their back on them.
Year After Deadly Crash, 21 Blue States Move To Block Trump Commercial Driver’s License Data Request
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul led a group of 21 Democrat-leaning states and the District of Columbia in filing two lawsuits in the Eastern District of Virginia, just over a year after an illegal immigrant truck driver caused a Florida Turnpike collision that killed three people
Homebuyers Deserve The Facts About Crime And Schools
The Trump administration revoked the de facto gag rule this year, but the damage the Biden administration inflicted is still being felt.
Former Ukrainian Defense Chief Fedorov May Travel To U.S. Next Week
The potential trip comes shortly after Fedorov publicly called for a legal and practical mechanism to hold elections while Ukraine remains at war with Russia
Raffensperger Establishes Election Integrity Committee Ahead Of 2026 Midterms
The announcement comes following the announcement of the FBI’s investigation into 708 records of Fulton County’s2020 election files.
Trump’s Expected FDA Pick Faces Senate Confirmation Battle
The expected nomination follows the May resignation of former FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary
Drug Cartels And Communist Cuba On State Of Alert Over Monroe Doctrine
As U.S. troops train in Panama’s jungle terrain, which resembles that of Cuba, U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters that all options, including military intervention, are on the table regarding Cuba.
‘Teach Children What To Think’: Lawsuit Targets Nebraska Schools’ Funding Formula
Parents opposed to LGBTQ+ ideology in local public schools have no other cost-free option, the lawsuit argues, alleging “viewpoint discrimination” by the state and an unconstitutional condition on a public benefit.