It’s not well known, but even as a young girl Phyllis Schlafly knew quite a bit about patents and inventions. Her father was a brilliant engineer who developed a unique design for a rotary engine – and got a patent for that. He was ahead of his time, … [Read more...] about Understanding American Innovation
Back to American Source Material
Can you believe it? The new school year is in full swing now! Children are deep into the work across public, private, classical, and homeschool classrooms. Families from every background and type of education are watching what their kids have started … [Read more...] about Back to American Source Material
Why You Should Re-Study the Constitution
(Ryan Hite) Yesterday was the 238th anniversary of the signing of our great United States Constitution in Philadelphia in 1787. This is a good occasion for every American citizen not only to reread the Constitution, but to learn the authentic history … [Read more...] about Why You Should Re-Study the Constitution
Celebrating Constitution Day
It’s September 17. Did you know that federal law makes it mandatory for all schools to teach about the Constitution on Constitution Day, which is today, or during Constitution Week if it falls on a weekend? Check with your local public school and see … [Read more...] about Celebrating Constitution Day
The GOP Should Step Up for Men Who Elected Them
Young men under 30 flipped the script in 2024, ditching Democrats to hand Republicans the White House and Congress. But the GOP’s ignoring them! These guys want a shot at college sports, and Republicans must step up—or risk losing them as a voting … [Read more...] about The GOP Should Step Up for Men Who Elected Them
Childcare and Economic Illusions
Featured photo by Bingjiefu He. CC BY-SA 4.0. The socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani advocates free universal childcare, claiming it's essential for gender equity and economic necessity. He believes that costly childcare … [Read more...] about Childcare and Economic Illusions
America’s Star-Spangled Anniversary
(Ryan Hite) Today is the 211th anniversary of the writing our National Anthem, the Star-Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key in 1814. I want you to hear a special message we found from Phyllis Schlafly in our archives, highlighting the inspiring and … [Read more...] about America’s Star-Spangled Anniversary
Why the Republican Party is Pro-Life
The mad dash to stock up on school supplies may be over, the fight to arm young people with the Truth is never finished! This month, Phyllis Schlafly Eagles is reminding our adult listeners to check in on your kids and grandkids and make sure their … [Read more...] about Why the Republican Party is Pro-Life
Congressional Cuts to PBS, a Blessing in Disguise
Photo by Thomson200. CC0 1.0. Today's commentary was authored by 2025 intern Cecilia Hellmuth (Benedictine, 2027). If you missed the news, Congress passed a huge bill that cuts federal funding for public broadcasting. Called a “recission” … [Read more...] about Congressional Cuts to PBS, a Blessing in Disguise
Trump Cracks California’s Egg Regulations
Egg prices are cracking under pressure, and Donald Trump’s pointing the finger at California’s overreaching animal rights laws. Egg prices nationwide have dropped recently, but they’re still much higher than last year, even with the avian flu scare … [Read more...] about Trump Cracks California’s Egg Regulations
