A Legacy of Light
How Leonard Read's electric candle illuminated the world. By Dan Sanchez - February 14, 2023 We are living in dark times. The leviathan state has cast its shadow over the world, leaving economic devastation, war, and civil strife [...]
SCOTUS: 3 Cases
Supreme Court Poised for Another Year of Landmark Decisions By Seamus Brennan - January 19, 2023 After a historic term for the Supreme Court in 2021-2022—during which the High Court overturned Roe v. Wade and solidified the most significant Second [...]
The NYT Wrong on Court
The Warren Court New York Times Misfire With High Court Piece By Seamus Brennan - January 5, 2023 For decades, left-wing activists cemented their power in the public square by treating the U.S. judiciary as a [...]
Den of Thieves
By Judd Garrett - December 24, 2022 On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave a speech to a joint session of Congress demanding that we give him more money on top of the $50 billion we have already [...]
More Energy – Less Reg’s
The World Needs More Energy and Less Energy Regulation By Connor O'Keeffe – Dec. 10, 2022 Energy is a highly regulated industry across the world. There is less debate about the need for government control when it comes [...]
Arizona Poll Watchers Testify
by Mike Kapic - Dec. 15, 2022 Arizona poll workers inform the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors of election problems. Kari Lake's Tweets record poll workers comments. https://twitter.com/i/status/1597291337165914117 More videos: More AZ BOS complaints: https://twitter.com/i/status/1597292887720370176 More AZ [...]