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80 Years After D-Day, Remember The Men Who Liberated The World

Tim Goeglein June 6, 2024

America Is Still Worth Fighting For

Amelia Koehn May 27, 2024

The Discovery Of ‘Mass Graves’ Of Indigenous Canadian Children Was Actually A Massive Hoax

John Daniel Davidson May 10, 2024

For Israel, ‘Never Again’ Isn’t Just A Hashtag

David Harsanyi May 7, 2024

Communist Defectors Warn About Four Stages Of Subversion — And America Is On The Last One

Scott S. Powell April 29, 2024

Leftists Waste No Time In Attacking Legacy Of Francis Scott Key After Baltimore Bridge Collapse

Jonathan Richie April 1, 2024

4 Things I Learned From Bill Whittle’s History Of Soviet Russia

Joy Pullmann March 19, 2024

Three Secrets To Success From The Most Underappreciated Man In American History

Jeremy S. Adams March 15, 2024

What The Boston Massacre Trials Can Teach Us About Resisting The Allure Of Mob Rule

Kai LeBret March 5, 2024

Washington And Lincoln Wouldn’t Recognize America Today

Scott S. Powell February 19, 2024

In The Bible, Abraham Lincoln Found The Antidote To Slavery, Despair, And Death

Paul Krause February 19, 2024

Every Black History Month Celebration Should Honor American Hero Clarence Thomas

Mark Paoletta February 5, 2024

What To Make Of The Dual Legacies Of The Dueling Andrew Jackson

Chuck DeVore January 26, 2024

I Wonder Why Leftists Leave Comanche Imperialism Out Of Their Performative Land Acknowledgments

Casey Chalk January 18, 2024

William Penn Survives The Left’s Assault On Beauty, Memory, And American Identity

Nathan Stone January 15, 2024

Today’s Race Extremists Are Destroying Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy

Scott S. Powell January 15, 2024

Leftists Hate MLK Because They Care More About Color Of Skin Than Content Of Character

Kendall Qualls January 15, 2024

Democrats’ Statue Toppling Is A Dress Rehearsal For Going After Actual People

John Daniel Davidson January 9, 2024

We Should Think About Rome — But Not For Her Glories

Casey Chalk January 2, 2024

50 Years Ago, Gulag Archipelago Unveiled A Haunted World

G.W. Thielman December 28, 2023

How President Harry Truman Became A Unique Ally Of Israel

Richard Dean Young December 26, 2023

250 Years After The Boston Tea Party, Americans Still Recognize Government Tyranny When They See It

Nathan Stone December 16, 2023

Even Though Unparalleled Deeds Offend Today, Great Men Did Shift History

Elad Vaida November 24, 2023

Veterans Day Is A Call To Sacrifice, And Americans Who Love Liberty Must Answer

Scott S. Powell November 11, 2023

The Secret To Marxism’s Success? Slowly Infiltrating Existing Structures

Ted Cruz November 7, 2023

Destroying Robert E. Lee’s Statue Marks A Historic Low Point, But Hungary Shows It Doesn’t Have To Be The Endpoint

Stephen Sholl November 6, 2023

As Statues Topple, So Do Our Freedoms

Tim Goeglein October 16, 2023

Christopher Columbus’ Calamitous Mistakes Don’t Negate His Noble Contributions

Casey Chalk October 9, 2023

Why Americans Should Celebrate Columbus Day

Scott S. Powell October 9, 2023

Can Leftists Really Not Find A Better ‘Icon’ Than Che Guevara?

Joseph Bouchard and Garion Frankel October 9, 2023

Are We Forgetting?: Prosecutors Consider Plea Deal For Suspected Architects Of 9/11 Attacks

Sanford Horn September 11, 2023

What My Family’s Bloody History In The Spanish Civil War Teaches About The FBI’s Assault On Catholics

Evita Duffy-Alfonso August 14, 2023

Is This Sparta? Revisionists Get The Legendary Warriors All Wrong

Elad Vaida August 11, 2023

Local History Lovers Revive Patrick Henry’s Legacy In His Home County’s School Library

Samuel Boehlke August 9, 2023

It Is Completely Reasonable To Wonder If Oppenheimer Was A Soviet Spy

David Harsanyi July 19, 2023

The Declaration Of Independence Defends American Citizenship, Not Abstract Ideas

Kevin Slack July 4, 2023