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Opinion

The Woke: Unwitting Acolytes of the Western Tradition.

Modern Radicals’ Debt to Old White Men.

By Adam EllwangerJul 29, 2020

Opinion

Use Antitrust Against Big Tech.

It's time to address the combination of monopoly power and conservative bias.

By Will ChamberlainJul 27, 2020

Opinion

The Chaos in Urban America Is Bad Now—But Can Only Get Worse With Biden.

Biden postures as a moderate, but he won’t stand up to the left.

By David KraydenJul 24, 2020

Opinion

Goodbye, Washington DC.

Mayor Bowser broke her contract with residents like me. So we’re leaving.

By Daniel TurnerJul 23, 2020

Opinion

COVID-19’s Long-Term Effects Raise the Stakes of the Game.

This isn’t “just a flu.”

By Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.Jul 22, 2020

Opinion

The Specter of Systemic Racism.

The Salem Witch Trials teach us much about modern mass hysteria.

By Jane ColemanJul 21, 2020

Opinion

Ordered Liberty and Federal Might.

Civil rights don’t mix with anarchy.

By Ron ColemanJul 17, 2020

Opinion

The McCloskey Case Shows America Has Been Turned On Its Head.

In a normal world, there’s no way the St. Louis “gun couple” would be indicted.

By David KraydenJul 17, 2020

Opinion

South Africa and Brazil Show What Defunding the Police Means.

Get ready for private security forces—for the middle class.

By Emma FreireJul 16, 2020

Opinion

In Defense of Stigma.

Against shamelessness.

By Adam EllwangerJul 16, 2020

Opinion

Flattening the Curve Is Still the Right Answer.

Public health and economic growth are two sides of the same coin.

By Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.Jul 14, 2020

Opinion

The Mount Rushmore Speech was President Trump’s Best Ever.

“Dark and divisive” it was not.

By David KraydenJul 10, 2020

Opinion

For Coronavirus, the Name of the Game Is Minimizing the Probability of Infection.

If you take cholesterol medication, you already understand the rationale behind wearing masks.

By Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.Jul 9, 2020

Opinion

Conservatism in a Time of War.

It’s time to win.

By Gavin WaxJul 9, 2020

Opinion

Senator Mike Braun’s Qualified Immunity Bill Is an Affront to Conservatives.

Tucker Carlson is right - and the junior Senator from Indiana should pull his bill.

By David KraydenJul 3, 2020

Opinion

When America Kneels, Toll the Bell.

Americans used to kneel to no one but God.

By Daniel ModellJul 3, 2020

Opinion

The Case for the G10 Alliance.

To restore the global balance of power, Washington should seek to expand the G7.

By Sukhayl NiyazovJul 2, 2020

Opinion

The College Republican National Committee Continues Its Anti-Trump Crusade.

It’s time for the conservative student organization to support its own party’s President.

By Gavin WaxJun 30, 2020

Opinion

Debunking the Dream of the Non-Violent State.

On state power as violence.

By Adam EllwangerJun 29, 2020

Opinion

Cancel Yale.

The university is named after a slave-trader. Seize its endowment.

By Will ChamberlainJun 26, 2020

Opinion

John Roberts Is Not Just a Problem for President Trump.

He’s a crisis for conservatives.

By David KraydenJun 24, 2020

Opinion

Defend Police Unions.

They are a bulwark of working class conservatism.

By Gavin WaxJun 19, 2020

Opinion

The Case For EcoNationalism.

We don’t need a Green New Deal. We need carbon tariffs on China.

By John SweeneyJun 18, 2020

Opinion

It’s Political Power That Really Matters To Black Lives Matter.

There’s a reason they demand people kneel.

By David KraydenJun 16, 2020

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