Trump Deserves To Be Impeached
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The Tyranny Of One Man’s Opinion
In America, we have a Constitution not only to prevent the perception but also the reality of the tyranny of one man’s opinion.
The Faulty Premises Underlying Europeans’ ‘War On Russia’ Hyperventilation
On the face of it, the unified messaging that Russia is about to attack Europe and that war is coming makes no sense at all.
America’s National Security Scam Rolls On
Washington was confident that it could defeat any adversary in conventional warfare and, if push came to shove, its nuclear weapon capability gave it a unique and decisive edge that no enemy would dare to challenge given the examples of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Trump Considers Intelligence Chief Jay Clayton For New AI Role
Clayton did not confirm whether he would accept the proposed role but defended voluntary industry oversight amid criticism from Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
Every Man A Slave? Huey Long As A Model For The Wrong Kind Of Populism
We know the Franklin Roosevelt regime from its famous (or infamous) New Deal—a mishmash of government intervention wrongly credited with ending the depression when, in fact, it extended it.
The Continuing Relevance Of Rothbard’s Foreign Policy
Drawing on For A New Liberty and the essay “War, Peace, and the State,” Coyne and Yatsyshina place Rothbard’s foreign-policy writings squarely within his larger political economy.
The State Behind The Recycling Bin
What is new is the doctrine that recycling should be pursued as a general social objective even when recovery costs more than it yields. That doctrine was institutionalized through government.
Ohio Lawmakers Succeed In Passing Bill To Suspend Gas Tax
The Senate voted 26-5 without amendments or comments, followed by a 78-16 vote in the House.
Trump’s Pressure On Nigeria Just Saved Hundreds Of Christians’ Lives
In the middle of September, local reporters covering persecution in Nigeria—like Masara Kim with Truth Nigeria—began documenting a massive build-up of Fulani jihadists in central Plateau state, one of the epicenters of persecution against Christians in the country.
The Real Story About Gas Prices, National Security, And The Economy
To understand the real state of things, examining U.S. gas prices over the past two decades provides invaluable insight—and it allows for a more informed and rational discussion of the pros and cons of this Iran conflict.
47 Democrats Refuse To Vote To Ban Insider Trading
The bill failed 53 to 47 along party lines. The bill, which originated in the House and was sponsored by Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., would prohibit members of Congress and their spouses and dependent children from purchasing stocks.
Why Our “Populist Moment” Keeps Failing
A consensus quickly emerged that pointed to a “populist surge” on the right, driven by rural white voters who were angry about the financial crisis and the political class’s failure to “stem the tide” of illegal immigration.
Catholic Bishop Calls For Month Of Fasting And Prayer To Defeat Virginia Ballot Measures
Across the Diocese of Arlington in Northern Virginia, Catholic churches are displaying pop-up banners, distributing pamphlets, and saying prayers at the end of each Mass.
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Is Mark Carney Preparing For An American Invasion?
His latest is he tells a reporter that, yes, he has thought of preparing the Canadian military to prepare for an invasion by the United States.
Seven States Challenge Trump Administration’s Withholding Of Federal Funds
Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, the case is led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta.