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Casey Chalk writes for the Federalist about the disturbing views among those on the political left. As much of an evil as racially-motivated chattel slavery was in American history, the…
Stanley Kurtz writes for National Review Online about one western state’s approach to current collegiate problems. The Utah state legislature is about to consider a bill that would transform public…
Editors at National Review Online explain why Israel should not take the heat for Gaza’s ongoing struggles. Over the weekend, Israel began initial ground operations in Gaza, which its leaders…
Dominic Pino writes for National Review Online about a political misstep tied to ignorance of history. The Canadian parliament has offered a great illustration of why it’s important to know…
Editors at Issues and Insights chide left-wing activists who misuse a particular “f” word. A couple of days ago, we posted a satirical piece, call it a sati-torial, with a…
Rajan Laad writes for the American Thinker about a disturbing statement from former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The reaction to the unprecedented indictment of President Trump was predictable. Most…
Christopher Bedford of the Federalist focuses on the positive role of the British Empire. Hong Kong and Singapore; India and Pakistan; Egypt and South Africa; Australia and New Zealand; Canada…
Joel Gehrke of the Washington Examiner reports the latest disturbing news about China’s efforts to thwart freedom. Chinese officials are developing high-tech mechanisms to monitor and suppress religious believers as…
Carina Benton writes for the Federalist about Czechoslovakia’s experience with voting in a socialist government. Democrats are now stooping to seduce voters with neo-Marxist promises to end “systemic racism,” “reimagine”…
David Harsanyi of National Review Online questions why many Americans seem ready to embrace a socialist like Bernie Sanders. A number of pundits have recently argued that younger voters, especially…
Arthur Koestler’s Darkness at Noon debuted in December 1940 and reverberated through the post-war period, though not with the universal acclaim of George Orwell’s 1984, in part because of its…
Editors at the Washington Examiner offer a warning about violent left-wing protesters. Unlike the crowd that appeared last year in Charlottesville to universal condemnation, these rioters, with their cop-killer rhetoric…