Republics don’t die in grand explosions. They rot. Forget the theatrics of the White House or the cable news riots. If you want to see the actual death of American liberty, go to your local library board meeting. Read the procedural bylaws of the Community Education Council. Look at

When Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) appeared on CNN to defend his colleague Mark Kelly's controversial video urging military personnel to refuse "illegal orders," he made a telling admission. "The script got to me," Gallego said, describing how he'd received the prepared statement

The profoundest truth of war is that the issue of battle is usually decided in the minds of the opposing commanders, not in the bodies of their men."B.H. Liddell Hart On November 29, President Trump declared Venezuelan airspace closed to unauthorized flights. International carriers canceled routes, GPS

Based on reporting by Chris Nesi, New York Post, December 1, 2025 Since President Trump took office in January 2025, New York state and local authorities have released 6,947 illegal immigrants with active ICE detainers back onto the streets. The list of crimes committed by these individuals includes 29

Nicole Shanahan didn’t just glimpse the machine. She oiled it. As ex-wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin, she signed off on nine-figure checks through the Sergey Brin Family Foundation and her own Bia-Echo Foundation, targeting criminal justice “reform,” indigenous “uplift,” and reproductive “equity.” This is the most jaw-dropping 4

How Radical Socialists in City Hall Are Engineering the End of Private Property—And Who's Really Pulling the Strings NY Post uncovered the kill shot buried in the fine print of New York City's "Community Opportunity to Purchase Act" (COPA): it's not

How America's Afghan Withdrawal Created a National Security Catastrophe Twenty-year-old Sarah Beckstrom volunteered to work Thanksgiving so others could be home with family. Hours later, she lay dying in a Washington hospital, shot in the chest and head by an Afghan refugee America had promised to save. The

Remember Google’s old motto, "Don't Be Evil"? It seems Eric Schmidt, the man who steered the ship from a quirky search engine to a global surveillance behemoth between 2001 and 2011, might have interpreted that phrase less as a moral compass and more as a